" It's an atmosphere of disarticulated phantasmagoria that can be found right from the very beginning of this new EP from Belfasts Bethaniens Dust. 'Precipitation' sits at the crossroads of mishandled sampling and neurotic jazz where the specter of Ol 'Dirty Bastard floats, back from the dead. Obsessive as the darkest and most hallucinatory of the Twin Peaks Soundtracks, or the instrumentals from the Third Eye Foundations 'You Guys Kill Me' period -'Parimeter Pyrites' shifts this jazzy and imagined dimension to the echoes of contemporary civil rights protests that lay still a little deeper in the abyss. 'Prologue' through its use of disturbing horsehair sheets and Africanized percussion evokes the recent upsurge of the 'Dont Shoot' and 'Whos Streets?' movements, especially the end-time climate of extreme fatality still provacive today - between Political assassinations and Police brutality, the Irish Producer creates a leaded atmosphere then returns searching for the exaltation of life and freedom, over a sampled afrobeat introduction. So - freedom or death? Fabulously evocative, does the music of Bethaniens Dust feed on one to conjure up the other? or to magnify it? Maybe his next outing will tell us... "Indie Rock Mag ( E.P of the Month - September 2018 )