RadioIndy is pleased to present Refracture with a GrIndie Award for the CD "Left For Dead Ep "

House music is a mystifyingly multitude of Electronica / Dance music with numerous degrees of specialization and nuances. Beats Per Minute (BPM), textural definition and use / non-use of vocals are but a few of the defining characteristics that divide such subgenres of House as Dirty House, French House, and Electro House. Refracture’s 3-song CD EP, “Left for Dead,” blends elements of different subgenres - most notably Electro House - meaning, the music has the requisite BPM’s, is anchored by propulsive bass lines, and features the sonic balance / blend associated with the House styles. All 3 tracks are catchy, infectious, and danceable as all get-out (i.e., very danceable indeed!). The title track, “Left for Dead” kicks things off with a slow-build synth swirl that hesitates before exploding into an irresistible groove punctuated by sonic squeaks and squalls that drop out of nowhere, keeping the mix continuously fresh. “Space Riot” and “Energy Flow” are both more immediate and insistent, but no less engaging, and each makes a case for being the best of the 3 mixes on the CD. If you’re a House music connoisseur you will make up your own mind about the House attributes and qualifications of Refracture’s “Left for Dead” EP, but if you’re an Electronica music fan I think you’ll find this CD delivers where it counts: on the dance floor.

RadioIndy is pleased to announced that we have published our CD Review of Refracture music to Facebook. 

House music is a mystifyingly multitude of Electronica / Dance music with numerous degrees of specialization and nuances. Beats Per Minute (BPM), textural definition and use / non-use of vocals are but a few of the defining characteristics that divide such subgenres of House as Dirty House, French House, and Electro House. Refracture’s 3-song CD EP, “Left for Dead,” blends elements of different subgenres - most notably Electro House - meaning, the music has the requisite BPM’s, is anchored by propulsive bass lines, and features the sonic balance / blend associated with the House styles. All 3 tracks are catchy, infectious, and danceable as all get-out (i.e., very danceable indeed!). The title track, “Left for Dead” kicks things off with a slow-build synth swirl that hesitates before exploding into an irresistible groove punctuated by sonic squeaks and squalls that drop out of nowhere, keeping the mix continuously fresh. “Space Riot” and “Energy Flow” are both more immediate and insistent, but no less engaging, and each makes a case for being the best of the 3 mixes on the CD. If you’re a House music connoisseur you will make up your own mind about the House attributes and qualifications of Refracture’s “Left for Dead” EP, but if you’re an Electronica music fan I think you’ll find this CD delivers where it counts: on the dance floor.

  Refracture--Left For Dead Ep

  Left For Dead ep inc Energy Flow/Space riot Now out on www.noobishrecords.com and available to download atBeatport