Bad Lot is an electronic / EDM effort that feels as if it forwards the sounds of the late 1990s. This means that there are nods to Plastikman and Dirty Vegas as well as a sound not quite unlike drum and bass standards. Airy, soulful vocals are balanced out nicely with booming bass, twinkling synth sequences and just enough Nine Inch Nails to hone the track’s edge. SOUNDQ has a lot of things occurring at any point during their Bad Lot, but Kuba’s skillful hands ensure that the resulting music is cohesive as all get out. Riding out with a strong coda, SOUNDQ’s Bad Lot ensures that it will be bouncing around listeners’ brains long after the song ceases to play.
SOUNDQ “Bad Lot” / Domain /
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