„With nearly 95 percent of the current DJ population adopting enigmatic personas, it is now our duty to only present music by artists who have the time to present a deeply coded dance music mystery. Enter R.O.S.H., who first came to our attention via French legend Laurent Garnier (a clue?!?). All the info we were provided – a VHS copy of something called “The Crystal Maze” and references to televised ritual humiliation – was merely the first layer to be peeled back before the ultimate reveal, the kind of “Oh, cool” moment that keeps us all going in these uncertain times.

As any self-respecting Techno Sleuth worth their BPM magnifying glass knows, “You gotta follow the music.” We sat down with a team of empaths to break down the release into a series of generic descriptors we hoped would tell us something about R.O.S.H.’s identity. Here’s what they came up with:

“T echno”
“90s vibes”
“Just the right kind of crazy“ “Emotional”
“Gee, this is really good”

After cross-referencing the data, we found no reason to reject the hypotheses that R.O.S.H. is “probably British” and also “an alien.” All of which is to say that things just got a lot more interesting at Twin Turbo. We’ll keep you posted.“

 

Track no. 3 of the EP ‚The Height Of The Bar“ has been reviewed by Marcus Barnes for Mixmag who gave it a 9/10 score, writing:

„A fresh new face on the scene, R.O.S.H. is an artist you need to check out. His eclectic DJ sets are highly entertaining and if this debut on Turbo is anything to go by, he’s pretty nifty on the studio tip, too. The track is brooding with sombre energy. Whack the bass up and feel the sorrow in your soul. 9/10“

You can preorder the EP in digital form here, find the premiere of track no.2 ‚Boiler Form‘ on Electronic Groove and stream the opening track of the EP ‚Perhaps I Would‘ below: