- Dark jungle meets noise rap.
- There's a sludgy texture to Postdrone's debut album. His dub-inspired productions can feel opaque, as if high viscosity levels forced them to combine into one sticky block of matter, occasionally interrupted by what sounds like electrical interference. On "Dawsha FM," the Cairo-based artist creates a collage of industrial frequencies, sinewy jungle and grainy distortions that feel straight out of a Muslimgauze track. Hypnotic Arabic vocals courtesy of PostTawheed, meanwhile, are a perfect compliment to wobbly percussion and dull crackling. Raw and compelling, turn this one up high.