ddaeng

smthforsvt

subroutine (ft. alpharoman)

love scenario

and now let's handel

taki taki x no one

Alpha Centauri ft. alpharoman
The EP opens to a track that fits its name — a serpentine melody paired with clean trap elements to truly bring together a delightful start of a debut. The track does its best to showcase its two producers and succeeds as well.
Millionaire
Unlike its first, the second track on Theorize features an interesting take on sounds that are reminiscent of Latin American influences. Titled “Millionaire”, it definitely is a buoyant, lively track, truly a fête for the listener — if only for the rich and famous. 
Noor
Noor is the shortest track on the ep — but that does not make it any less of a show stopper. The track is defined by its deep, heavy influences of Indian instruments backed up by evocative beats; something that comes together as the perfect BGM for a fantastic 
crime thriller.
Legally
This track, dominated by its delicate amalgam of traditional East Asian instruments and modern trap beats propels the EP more towards its minimalist sound. It excels with its hard-hitting beats while still remaining loyal to the recurring synths.  
Astroboy’s Interlude
The EP rows itself to a stop with its finale, titled “Astroboy’s Interlude”, which is a comforting piano track fueled by emotion in its own way, making for a pretty picture when it plays. True to its name, the track stirs a nostalgic brew of a flawlessly realised love.

All in all, Theorize starts with a tune that stays haunting your ears, carrying a structure that stays straightfoward with its choice of playful fullness that its tracks deliver, and ends with a saccharine-sweet melody fit for a ballet — a true tribute to MINUS’ wily characteristic persona.

review by AXIS, DKSN
cover art by Sagarika

MINUS

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