With Eat 005 & 006 came recognition and support for a whole spectrum of music, revealing Eat Concrete Records to be one of the more sophisticated Dutch recordlabels today. Last of the trio comes Eat 007, nameless and blank sleeved. Weary of narrow genres or stigmatic styles, Eat 007 represents Eat Concrete's own mix of contemporary electronic music.

Ill Fre2k on You kick-starts the record with his “Eclectic Boogie”. Lifting off on deep bass-lines, freaking out on funky riffs, this guitar fused acidfunk is a downright incinerating dancefloor track. Swinging into a more relaxed pass comes “Stungk”, a funky summertime disco-house production. Produced by someone going by the name Evicted Floors, “Stungk” will probably do the exact opposite of that...
On the B-side Eat 007 breaks through to the other side quite literally. Pete Concrete's “Stinger” is a clear and transparent composition of musical space. Calm and precise, this down-tempo, soundscaped production is a mystical, mesmerizing time-stopper and a mind-dweller. Last we join Ro Lee for his “Report From The Outside”. An almost visual journey into a musical universe where you can hear the shooting stars, luminescent particles, the sonars, outerspace... “Report From The Outside” is a tight, uptempo production of highly dynamic and fresh electronica, winding up the record in full flight.

This third of three releases is probably the most personal of all. Coming from some of Eat Concrete's closest friends and allies, this little 12” can give a pretty good idea of how the label and the people behind it will not be forced or lost into some stream, style or standard. There's something highly dynamic, progressive and unpredictable about their way of making music.


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