The super elusive noisedestructors Tatamax are back with a new release on Quinoline Yellows label 'Uchelfa'.

"Terete" opens the cd with a rumbling that would tear buildings from their foundations, whilst plasticine scuffles and tiny meteorites made of lost radio transmissions battle for supremacy in the darkness. Vocal slices appear from the mist and leave a mysterious message which gradually ebbs away whilst the 2001 style ambience takes you by the hand and skips over the horizon. Intelligent stuff.

"Wolves leap" is a tiny speed run into that bulging formation down the bottom of the garden. Just remember to wipe your feet when you come back in whilst "Visibly destroyed but can't look away" takes you through your stored memories and blasts you with snippets of forgotten conservations, pockets of videogame joy and subliminal messages that you never knew you knew. This one is deep space in a musical form, a worthy continuation to B12's soundtrack of space.

"Ebychiad64" bubbles and mumbles its instructions towards you, whilst its circular eyes flash themselves to death. The simple melody of this track combined with the dull roar of abandoned cities and hidden data transfers which infiltrate your mind all work perfect together.
Check this one. "No one ate turkey that year" persuades your brain to relax with a calm and cleansing angelic melody, packed with pulsing parcels of light, popping laser strikes and world jumping doorways Just remember that this is all being filmed from the smallest helicopter in the world that is formed of individual droplets of rain and translucent snow crystals, and is currently hovering over your right shoulder....just take a look...it IS there. Soyperb track.

Tatamax - Crasis is a quality piece of music. Ranging from harsh mechanical buzzes and technology warping thuds, through to playful and charming excursions into the best blue sky and green land adventure you could ever imagine.

Get this release and dissapear into the world of Tatamax.

Love it.

Sam