Robotek’s odd train of sonic thought hurries on full steam ahead, not bothering to commit itself to any genre of club music, expressing its strangeness through industrial grade intensity, trippy meltdowns and a very, very unusual atmosphere. The listener is slightly tricked into thinking that the sounds are falling apart of each other, but instead, Robotek has done an unusual treatment of the track’s structure, using weird triplet synths, multiple layers of drums and atypical breaks. The pioneer of the Macedonian electronic scene surprises us with this unique idea of how Skopje’s dancefloor should sound.

Both Andreja Salpe’s extraordinary quality of sound and remarkably high productivity make him an unprecedented occurrence on the Macedonian electronic music scene. It seems that creating steady, robust grooves and contrasting them with a whole spectrum of cleverly and playfully arranged sounds is, at this moment, both Andreja Salpe’s strongest suit and favourite game. Using only a select few ‘typical Robotek’ elements, he straightens out the original’s fractured chaos into his own steady, albeit whimsical ride. In both its steadiness and playfulness, this remix is a modern and brilliant take on the quirky nature of ‘Brejkeri’.