Igor Bartyuk bursts into Surrrealism with “Innuendo EP” The great Russian talent makes an appearance in Surrrealism with an EP loaded with forceful rhythms, mysterious melodies and aggressive sounds. Sobek and John Falke accompany him on this journey into darkness. "Innuendo" is the track that leads this journey. Igor already shows his potential as soon as he shows us the rhythm. The aggressiveness of his percussion accompanied by elegant and mysterious melodies keep you in tension at all times. "3rd Reincarnation" is the second reference to this dark path. There is no time for clarity. Following the trend of its predecessor, this magnificent track keeps us immersed in a sinister setting. Dark melodies, aggressive synths and booming percussion are the common denominator on this journey. Sobek steps forward to perform "Innuendo". Riding on an old skool rhythm and melody, Hungarian talent takes us back in time to offer us the roots of our sounds combined with the structures of current rhythms. A perfect symbiosis. John Falke is in charge of piloting towards the end of this dark journey. His version of "3rd Reincarnation" is a true reflection of his toughest abilities. Hard-hitting kicks and basses flowing with enigmatic synths meant to move every foundation of the dance floor. The cover is a piece of art by Nuria Baena where Surrealism shines in all its splendor, in the center of the work we have a portrait of the philosopher, cultural critic, composer, poet, writer and psychologist Friedrich Nietzsche, who was a profound influence on the modern intellectual history. The work expresses in a surreal way what this genius ahead of his time could perfectly have in mind.