Labyrinth Mind

Schrodingers Box welcome Catalonias Adrian Marth into the fold. The Iberian artist has been drawing crowds and turning heads with his analogue inspired productions and dancefloor inhibitions. This five tracker sees the Italo Moderni founder explore the glittering angles and brooding shadows of his machines. The punishing percussion and beaming laser lights of Labyrinth Mind give way to the tumbling drums and racing synthlines of the addictive Sex Tonight. The flip opens with the sleazy grandeur of Beverly Hills, looming melodies and retro flourishes combine in this operatic ode to the 198os. Speaking of the 8os, the inspiration for the penultimate comes from a figure who symbolised the bombastic bravado of the era. Divine on the Late Show 88 is a tribute to the Pink Flamingos legend, beats sparkle as her sequenced dresses and larger-than-life attitude screams into the present. Danny Wolfers takes the helm to close. Donning his familiar Legowelt moniker, the behemoth of all thing electronics delivers a saturated and spiralling rework of Divine on the Late Show 88 to the close.