Bleep

Fresh from a DnB-ish collaboration with Felix K, Ena returns with their most astoundingly confident release to date. Baroque broods upon a disintegrated aesthetic, convulsing with eerily animated semi-grooves that recall the decrepit factory lines and skipping CD pace of Actress’ Ghettoville or Letherette’s Where Have All The People Gone?, all with a singular apocalyptic sensibility to match its artistic period namesake. Simply put, this slaps in a kind of industrial noise-techno stylee.