It absolutely blasts out of the speakers with confidence and vigor it’s even darker than its predecessor: fully incorporating the sounds of cyberpunk and twisting its arm.

The one-two hit of ‘ Welcome Back‘ and ‘ Perturbator’s Theme‘ follows the same setup of the previous album’s opener: a gentle lull of ambience that gives way to Perturbator’s trademark sound. The track title and album closer is a thirteen-minute prop-synth epic, which yes… does sound shit on paper (or at the very least: pretentious) but is brilliantly structured, and an excellent piece of electronic song craft. What Perturbator does well, is they (or he) have/has the ability to take the listener on a journey through each song, while also keeping the album cohesive and a journey of its own. 2012’s I Am The Night was a mixture of 80s action/sci-fi noir soundtracks, video game melodies, and heaps of metallic shoegaze Dangerous Days has a lot of these traits – it just ups the ante tenfold. I mean, just look at that album artwork…

Who knows what the genre is actually called, all that matters is that James Kent (better known as Perturbator) has been making some of the finest music within this genre for sometime.

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