Live Review: System ‘Eathernet’

The internet has been such a weird tool for us all. I think the most hardest thing to overcome about it has been the ease and fluidity is has given us all to be anonymous and to remain anonymous.

SYSTEM is one of these people; an anonymous producer with a flair for the experimental.

‘Eathernet’ is their latest endeavour, being put out mid last month. It’s a solid homage to the odd, the eclectic and the boundary pushers.

A gorgeous scale played on a winter-esque synth glows warmly in the forefront of this one, and it remains to feel so until the crinkle of a sample and the laugh of a child playfully slip in. The percussion is tight and although it’s a slow track, the strength of the percussion remains there.

System’s consistency remains in the toying of layers. There’s always one or two that remain constant, but they enter, fixed in this transcending state. It’s neither here nor there, but ‘Eathernet’ is something a little different for all of you beatmasters out there.

Words by Caitlin Medcalf

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