A DnB track called Sandwiches. That is a confident name choice and Armodine fully earns it. Pulled off the Source Code EP, this one runs the rolling-but-grimy lane — tight amen-ish breaks, a bassline that snarls in the back of the mix, no melodic safety net to soften the impact. The build doesn’t waste your time either; you get maybe sixteen bars before it bites. This is the kind of cut that turns up in a Hospitality set at 2am and people lose it without quite knowing whose track it is. Filing under producers I’m going to keep an eye on. Sandwiches.
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Armodine - Sandwiches
1-min read. About as long as a Coldplay key change takes to ruin a song.
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