Embarking on an auditory odyssey that traverses diverse realms, the Bangalore-based duo Oddible unveil their Hyperlost EP as our fourteenth instalment of elegant dance floor annihilations. Delivering a duet of their signature, exquisitely crafted powerhouses, Berlin's Marc Faenger and Moscow's Toki Fuko amplify the remixes. Evoking the spirit of early Detroit minimalism, the opener "6AM" becomes an auditory map of machines that once thrived within these abandoned factories. Corrosively processed synth-stabs reverberate surrounded by a broth of delicate percussions enmeshed with neurotic drum patterns. At the heart of the EP, "Hyperlost" emerges as a rotating rhythmic-labyrinth, beckoning us to the basement elevator doors of the factory. Monolithic steel cylinders fire between the fours, embodying the very essence of warehouse techno. Disordered reverberations saturate cataclysmic atmospheres, while sporadic drum hits become the passports to mind expansion. Within the auditory tempest of "Liberty" a looping maelstrom of unhinged high voltage textures resides. Amidst the groove assaults, concealed pools of warm noises entice us to the command center of this electronics-laden factory. A scrupulous selection of remixers ensures the desired outcome for new renditions of "Hyperlost". First, the hardware heavy-hitter Marc Faenger demonstrates the dark art of dismantling a groove, feeding it into his tapestry of cables and signal chains, resulting in an intelligent and decadent dance-floor enchantment. The second "Reinterpretation" as proclaimed by Toki Fuko, exemplifies the maestro's ability to harmonize ambiance and industrial intensity with elegance. The interplay of drums and synths oscillates between ethereal liberation and deliberate containment to close this release illustrating the limitless boundaries of sonic expression.