Liquid Records - "The Bass Effex EP lays down the full spectrum of the Monk3ylogic sound with amazing remixes from all involved. Monk3ylogic's original track sets us up with an epic slice of their unique and distinct electro psy style, Mike Method then takes us on psychedelic breaks journey, Eastmann rips it up with his massive Electro sound and the Mighty Hedflux finishes up with a Tech-Funk monster designed to destroy any dance floor."

Reviews / Comments:

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"Thanks for sending this over, its a great release!  The original is by far my favourite on the EP, nice acid and very driving.  Right up my street :-)"  
Hirominous Bosch - Aux Records (UK)  
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"The Eastmann Remix Cranks up the energy and turns up the glitchiness to the max, top stuff, my favourite of the bunch.”  
Btz - Sneaker & The Dryer (US)  
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"a fantastic release from a quality  label  and act that continually evolves and innovates...turn up the bass to eleven....and feel the bass effex"  
Steve Magiclantern -  "the beats bizarre - leeds" (UK)  
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"wicked release! love all of them, but my fav. are the original and the hedflux edit. will play for sure."  
Triple Agent - Logariddm Records (SWI)  
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"Wow! Great release! I liked 2 tracks and still I managed to chose 2 best ones, in my opinion, the original one and the remix by Mike Method."
Dima -  RUNE Recordings (UA)  
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"Mike Method remix is defo my pick though - superb psychedelic funky vibe - love it. Will be supporting this release!"  
Andy Faze (UK)  
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"Massive release! Original and Hedflux remix are wicked psy tunes, i like especially the acid parts! Will support them"  
Retroid (HU)  
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Monk3ylogic - Bass Effex (Eastmann Remix) [Liquid Records]

Bristol based duo Monk3ylogic are pioneers of the psybreaks sound, fusing elements from breaks, techno and psytrance to create cutting edge dance music that has evolved continuously since their debut in 2009.

Equally at home on stage as they are in the studio, Monk3ylogic’s Ableton based live sets have been destroying dance floors across the UK and beyond, performing at Glastonbury, Boomtown, Arcadia, Tribe of Frog, Illuminaughty, Sunrise, Elixir of Life, Eden and Nozstock to name but a few.