Comb

A slab of bass-forward tension and dub-soaked abstraction, Comb Versions takes the original blueprint and drags it through a hall of mirrors—stretching, warping, and retexturing every contour. These versions feel like they were mixed at 3 a.m. in a concrete basement: low-end humming like exposed wiring, percussion shaved down to metallic clicks, and synths that smear across the spectrum like heat distortion.

Each cut operates in negative space, building a pressure that never fully detonates—grooves that stalk rather than sprint, atmospheres that pulse like a slow strobe. It’s part sound system science, part industrial dreamstate, and fully tuned for DJs who prefer their edits murky, paranoid, and strangely elegant.

A 12" built for the heads: minimal, magnetic, and razor-shaped at the edges.