EP Review/ Electronica : You Bred Raptors’ ‘Telemarketer Terrorists’

You Bred Raptors is an alternative artist with a genre-diverse portfolio. With each track the artist invents a new perspective that he not only explores but emphasizes with spectacular dimensions. There’s an innovative power that he harnesses, taking it to stellar moments of novelty and creativity. His latest release is ‘Telemarketer Terrorists’, a three-part EP that delves into the aggressive advertising schemes and strategies that flows out of a capitalist society. 

He drives a haunting picture, extrapolating the soundscapes to reflect the dystopian values that it holds. And the absurdity of blind acceptance by the general population is something that unfolds quite elegantly. 

‘The White Zone is for Loading and Unloading Only’ qualifies modern electronica with slow tangents of drum n bass, hip-hop beat accents, and a spoken word flow. The verses are light and airy, made with cerebral undertones. It flows like light through the beeping and texturing backdrop. 

This is followed by the experimental flow of the title track. Blending free flow hip-hop with fluid electronic fusions and pop vocals, the soundscape tells a story. The verses skirting around the edges, scattering and coalescing. Orchestral accents, rippling synths, and a mellow, ambient climax that ties into the next song’s intro. 

‘Like a Kid That’s Found His Dad’s Gun’ is the final song. It is a pop rock track that washes the soundscape with sonic fuzz. The vocals launch into this frame and create such vibrant and passionate emotions. With a beat momentum that lands spectacularly and a bass that lifts into everything, it is an electrifying track. There are hardcore and metal influences along the climax tangent. Listen Now! 

The EP is available for streaming on popular sites like Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and Amazon Music!

You can listen to ‘Telemarketer Terrorists’ by You Bred Raptors here - 

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