Black Spuma make their much-anticipated return.
Revered collaborators Lauer and Fabrizio Mammarella unveil their blinding 4-track EP ‘Megamix’ on Mammarella’s own imprint Wrong Era.
Known for their consistently innovative sound, ‘Megamix’ leans into Proto Sensibilities, expanding on a seminal sonic lineage, broadening club boundaries.
‘Das Ende’ opens the release in arcane, anthemic flair. Iconic arps shimmer and lasers punctuate.
‘Glutamania’ brings the acid to the fold, opening with their unmistakable metallic snares and pads soaked in
nostalgia for an unknown time. These elements culminate in a synth hook set to ignite minds and warehouse
floors.
The title track ‘Megamix’ opens as a hi-energy, vocoder-fuelled triumph. Menacing acid and sweet hats command the mix, driving too flanged fills and augmented dirt. ‘Megamix’ appropriately guides the track, as envelopes unfold and filters crunch.
Transporting you to the energy of their pounding sets, ‘You Might Be Lonely Up Here’ dances with the delicacy of arps and the muscle of bass oscillations. Their familiar mechanical chimes circulate, and long
analogue lines fizz.
Black Spuma’s latest offering traverses their honed realms. Dark and pumping, ‘Megamix’ stands as a bold celebration of Black Spuma’s sound. Each track highlighting their signature chemistry, blending distinct influences into a seamless, forward-thinking journey. As they continue to push boundaries and redefine their sound, ‘Megamix’ cements Black Spuma’s status as sonic luminaries.
Radondo, London 2026