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  • Milanese - Extend

    Reviewed by almostcool.org (almostcool.org)

    Milanese - Extend

    Extend is the debut album from Milanese and it's easily one of the deepest, darkest albums I've heard in some time. A sand-blasted mixture of dubstep, grime, crunchy IDM, and hip-hop, it's a thunderous release full of crushing low-end, layer upon layer of distorted beats, fractured vocals, and basically some real raw nastiness nearly all the way around. With ten tracks running roughly forty minutes, it's one of those short albums that's gives a quick
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  • "...Gritty beats, sick basslines, loads of distortions, noisy moments; not too fast nor too slow, i.e. it's not breakcore nor dubstep, but it has both raw power and a high head-nod factor..."

    Milanese - Extend

    Reviewed by luca maini (igloomag.com)

    Milanese - Extend

    Absolutely the most anticipated album of the year for me. Since the release of 1 Up I've been waiting for more, and even if it's only a mere 40-minute album, in Extend there's pretty much everything I love in electronic music. Gritty beats, sick basslines, loads of distortions, noisy moments; not too fast nor too slow, i.e. it's not breakcore nor dubstep, but it has both raw power and a high head-nod factor. It's like an updated version of Speedy J's
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  • Milanese - Extend

    Reviewed by Ian Roullier (Clash magazine)

    Milanese - Extend

    All genres come with a musical blueprint that can serve to restrict and confine all but the steeliest artists. This applies to everything from identikit indie to formulaic dance fodder where music by numbers becomes the order of the day and creativity suffocates beneath boundaries and expectations.

    Steve Milanese is one artist with enough strength to disregard any such rules, producing the music he wants to in the way he sees fit. His full debut
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