Bad Onion Records, the fresh venture from Al Storm & Euphony, dives into the vibrant world of hardcore rave music, drawing inspiration from the late 80s and early 90s, as officially stated. Their latest remarkable release is titled the 'Party People EP,' and it was originally dropped on vinyl during the summertime. Al Storm & Euphony ignite an analog synth flame onto three smashers, weaving storming breakbeats, grand pianos, and classic rave stabs into a nostalgic yet contemporary tapestry.
Responding to popular demand, the EP transitioned to digital format, for those who prefer a modern touch, so it can be now bought in major platforms or even streamed.
In a nutshell, Bad Onion Records introduces us to the thrilling world of hardcore rave through releases such as the 'Party People EP.' Al Storm & Euphony's dedication to this music is palpable, and this EP is just the beginning. All we can say is that you'd anticipate more exhilarating releases from this dynamic duo as they delve deeper into the underground rave scene. Stay tuned for an exciting journey fueled by passion, pulsating beats and interesting posts and blogs through their social platforms.
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