The Galaxy Electric and Droog Mulholland
Mystery Song
Muzak From The Korova Milk Bar
 
Sleek and sumptuous dancefloor productions are the forte of Britain’s Subexotic Records. Their latest offering is a mixed artist album that represents everything cool and groovy about the world-famous Korova Milk Bar. The Clockwork Orange inspired soundtrack incorporates everything from the haunt of those fictional psychopaths who try to blend in and appear normal, like milk. That is until they see something they want and turn. Maybe they’ll want to listen to this album, with music designed specifically for those memorable nights on the town drinking the spiked white stuff. Beats, synths, rhythms, and effects make the sound sculptures stand out with creative ideas and crowd-pleasing elements working hand in hand. Released on digital and on fashionable black vinyl, the record stands intriguing and interesting with a setlist that meets all our expectations.  
 
An eerie edge then creeps across as the vocal begins to describe. The drums drive, jazzy vibes resonate from the loose spring snares and splashy cymbals. Rolling toms with a bass-led delay repeat add a viscous layer to the flow as the vocal moves to song. Melody and vibe shift to sing from the beats as crafty rhythms reveal an early 70s style spirit. The retro atmosphere holds on to tradition that carries forward to the modern age. Musak From the Korova Milk Bar is a fascinating album that’s rammed with a hedonistic flow of deft productions like Mystery Song.
 
The album Muzak From The Korova Milkbar is available on Bandcamp

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