That’s the return of the “emotional maximum” by Narcotic Syntax, formerly known for releases on the notorious Perlon label. Here, on Logistic Records, armed with a tremendous arsenal of provocative percussion, their thunderous uproar marks a new dimension on the Richter scale of Hypnobeat and West Coast House.

A) Imagine you really love some dear folks who show up very rarely and maybe that’s why you even love them more. And just when you almost forget they exist they appear again from nowhere, unannounced but naturally with a seismic bang. Be prepared for a fierce sonic embrace that takes the breath away until blackout and a passionate, cordial punch in the gut that hits so hard it hurts severely and leaves a bruise of bass and love forever.

B) On another stunning mission, Narcotic Syntax navigate “The Thanatonautes” by Minsk-based garage Blues Rock trio Sang Sattawood on a swinging narco drive through granular dreamscapes. Their remix makes the romantic mysticism of the original song bounce like hearts full of anticipation. This way, the soundtrack to a road movie about those who voluntarily risk their lives to discover the mysteries of death induces a surprising plot twist. Which goes straight into the anaesthetic recovery room to keep the spirit of the narcoverse alive that resounds with the manifold vital musical influences of their creators.

Credits

A) A Cordial Punch in the Gut
written, produced, and armed by James Dean Brown + yapacc

B) The Narconauts (in Post-anaesthesia Recovery)
written, produced, and navigated by yapacc + James Dean Brown
original “The Thanatonautes” written and produced by Sang Sattawood