Review by Daniel Ferrante

Evol's latest album, Hyperobject 2, is a journey through an electronic soundscape that is both mesmerizing and otherworldly. The Spanish electronic duo, consisting of Roc Jiménez de Cisneros and Anna Ramos, have created a sonic landscape that is both chaotic and harmonious, with layers upon layers of sound that build and evolve over the course of the album.

The album is a continuation of their exploration of the concept of hyperobjects, which are entities that are too complex and vast for humans to comprehend. The music on Hyperobject 2 reflects this idea, with its intricate and multi-layered soundscapes that are both daunting and captivating.

The album opens with "Hyperobject 2.1", a track that sets the tone for the rest of the album with its pulsing beat and swirling synth textures. From there, the album moves seamlessly through a range of sounds and moods, from the glitchy and frenetic "Hyperobject 2.3" to the dreamy and ethereal "Hyperobject 2.6".

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Hyperobject 2.5", which features a driving beat and a hypnotic melody that builds and builds until it reaches a fever pitch. It's a powerful and exhilarating track that showcases Evol's mastery of the electronic genre.

Summary by Daniel Ferrante

Hyperobject 2 is a stunning achievement that cements Evol's status as one of the most innovative and exciting electronic acts working today. The album is a testament to the power of electronic music to transport listeners to other worlds and to explore concepts that are beyond human comprehension.