Mutant Joe: Wrong Way Out - 12-INCH SINGLE

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Management number 205776450 Release Date 2025/10/22 List Price US$85.50 Model Number 205776450
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Title: Wrong Way Out
Artist: Mutant Joe
Label: Evar Records
Product Type: 12-INCH SINGLE
UPC: 5050580770881
Genre: Electronic
Release Date: 2022-07-22
Number of Discs: 1

Mutant Joe unveils his debut release for Evar, 'Wrong Way Out', an EP that twists rap, electro and breaks out of shape with cool malice. Since his arrival on the scene with a pair of 2019 releases for UK-based label Natural Sciences, the Brisbane-based producer's output has spanned underground trap, gabber, electro, jungle, breaks and various global club mutations, repackaged and delivered with a unique sense of impending threat and unhinged delight. Mutant Joe repurposes mechanical SFX, stock horror movie samples, feedbacking hardware and crunching percussion to create a dark and theatrical soundworld. Building on his earlier work with underground trap artists like Freddie Dredd and TRiPPJONES, opener 'Bangin On' sees Joe revisit his love for dirty-south-indebted electro hybrids, combining fizzing bass and steely beats, plus rhymes courtesy of a close friend, Atlanta rapper Apoc Krysis. 'Static Effect' deploys similar Drexciyan influences, it's overheating 808s colliding with aquatic machinery and disembodied vocal chops. 'Eyes Without a Face' presents a unique take on some classical rave combinations, with rolling, metallic jungle breaks, footwork-esque kicks and tightly layered, redlining hardware. The pace eases off on the ominous and aptly-named 'The Living Dead', a low slung, off-kilter breakbeat weapon. The EP closes with a pair of remixes: a twisted dungeon-rave tool by Ukrainian D&B specialist Limewax, and a tightly wound, detailed broken techno workout by EVAR regular Wheez-ie.

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