Kr!z – Glaciers

Review: Belgium's Kr!z has long favoured precision over spectacle, treating techno as a slow accumulation of pressure rather than release. Across these four tracks, he works like a sculptor, carving rhythm from silence and distortion until form emerges almost by suggestion. 'Glaciers' builds patiently, kicks landing like seismic pulses under shifting layers of glassy tone. 'Counterclockwise' flickers with mechanical energy, the groove folding back on itself, just shy of collapse. By 'White Frost', the atmosphere turns colder with every hit suspended in reverb, all before 'Cold Blooded' sinks into a low, throbbing drift that feels half-industrial, half-human. There's no drama or grand spectacle here, but on gradual shifts and textures that reward attentive, patient listening.