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It kicks off with “Manipulated”, a jacking track that comes coated in a wall of steel drums and acrid acid lines. The climax comes when Sanys introduces hoover riffs that sound like they were borrowed from Frankfurt’s early 90s hard techno sound. “Survival” isn’t as full on, but it pulses darkly, with an insane bassline and ticking percussion providing the backdrop for an eerie chord sequence. Meanwhile, on “Tied Up”, Sanys continues his exploration of the dubby sounds that he touched on the previous Downfall Theory release. Rolling to the sound of a dense, stepping rhythm, ominous chords well up like black waves churning on a stormy sea. This fifth instalment is unusual because it features a track from another artist, Sequent, who had put out music on Sanys’ other label, Etiku World. ‘Wriezen’ brings a mysterious feeling to the release, with ghostly synths swirling in over a grainy bass. But the final word is left up to Sanys. Like “Tied Up”, the groove on “AFC” is more stepping than straight. Added to this assured swagger is an acidic undercurrent and humming bassline that make for another no-nonsense take on contemporary techno. Limited to 300 copies, expect five to become an object of desire for all real techno lovers!

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Perc (Perc Trax): I like the AFC track, thanks.
Answer Code Request (Ostgut): Cool!
Dave Clarke: Wriezen is deeper that the Mariana Trench.
Mosca (Radio 1): Sanys is wicked. Tied Up stands out here and like the
Wriezen track as well.
Benjamin Damage (50 Weapons): Great
Jonas Kopp (Curle, Deeply Rooted House): Wriezen is cool!
Forward Strategy Group (Perc Trax): Top notch as usual, love Sanys' stuff.
Samuli Kemppi (Prologue, Deep Space Helsinki): Good stuff. Really like
the release. Will play. Thanks!
Paul Mac (Stimulus): Really like the title track definitely a early
90's sound and that's going to appeal to an old 'un like me :)
Definite plays from me.
Developer (Modularz): sanys!! do it man!
Markus Suckut (Figure): Sequent - Wriezen is nice and trippy