Rusties - Move Along

Review by Rajesh Raheja

Move Along, the second studio album by Rusties, is a vibrant and eclectic collection of tracks that showcase the group's unique blend of electronic and hip-hop influences. From the glitchy beats and chopped vocal samples of "City Star" to the dreamy synthscapes of "Hover Traps," the album is a constantly evolving journey through a variety of sonic landscapes.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Slasherr," a high-energy banger that combines pounding drums, distorted basslines, and frenetic vocal chops to create a frenzied dancefloor anthem. Meanwhile, "Triadzz" showcases Rusties' more experimental side, with its off-kilter rhythms and glitchy textures.

Throughout the album, Rusties demonstrate a mastery of production techniques, layering intricate melodies and rhythms to create densely layered soundscapes that are both complex and engaging. The result is an album that rewards repeated listens, revealing new details and nuances with each spin.

Summary by Rajesh Raheja

Move Along is a bold and innovative statement from one of electronic music's most exciting acts. With its genre-bending sound and impeccable production, it is sure to delight fans of electronic music and hip-hop alike.