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Since releasing his last album on Hypercolour in February 2016 (æYou ExistÆ), DMX Krew has not for one moment rested on laurels, releasing two further LPs on the Ekster and Abstract Form labels, as well as EPs and singles for Central Processing Unit, Shipwrec, Revoke and more. Continuing to remain faithful to the roots of electro, IDM and the deeper shades of techno, and without compromise, DMX Krew cranks out emotive and brain scrambling electronica at a mighty rate, and never disappoints. æStrange DirectionsÆ is album number 21 from DMX Krew, and lands once more on Hypercolour, the British label that continues to make heady waves in the music scene with genre shifting releases from the like of Matthew Herbert, Luke Vibert, Gary Gritness, The Cyclist, Outboxx and A Sagittariun in the last 12 months alone. YouÆll know what kind of ride you are in for from the first few bars of album opener æSnowy BlueÆ, hypnotizing bass and spatial keys float over dusty micro breaks, produced with an infectious aesthetic that continues over the long playerÆs fifty-five minute tenure. Experimental and expansive joints such as æOdd ChillÆ and æStrange DirectionsÆ sit comfortably alongside funkier techno jams such as æThin HypeÆ and æZero SumÆ, whilst the melancholic synth sensibilities of tracks like æHip HopelessÆ and æAxial Mode BeatÆ catches DMX Krew on fine form.