: The title track is defined by its relentless, driving kick drums and dark, industrial atmosphere. It uses sharp, metallic textures and haunting synth leads that create an "asylum" vibe—claustrophobic yet expansive.
: Intense, dark, and nostalgic. It feels like a tribute to the early 90s Belgian rave scene but polished with modern production standards.
: The EP received notable support from heavyweights like I Hate Models and Hadone before its official release, cementing Midnight Vices as a duo to watch in the hard techno circuit. Midnight Vices - Asylum [RAVE05]
: A high-tempo floor filler that leans heavily into acid influences and rhythmic stabs, keeping the energy consistent with the rest of the EP.
: One of the standout reinterpretations, this remix (premiered by The Brvtalist) adds a grittier, even more "distorted" edge to the original, pushing it toward gabber and hardcore territories. Overall Impression : The title track is defined by its
Experience the high-energy sound of Midnight Vices with the official audio for 'Asylum': Midnight Vices - ASYLUM (Original Mix) - OFFICIAL CLIP YouTube• 23 Jun 2020
: If you are a fan of labels like Possession or artists who blend techno, acid, and trance at high BPMs, Asylum is a essential addition to your playlist. It’s "neorave destroyer" music at its finest. Midnight Vices - Asylum (Mercury 200 Remix) (Rave Alert) It feels like a tribute to the early
The EP consists of three original tracks and three remixes, characterized by pulse-pounding energy designed for peak-time dancefloors: