Supernova starts out as an homage to an older sound. Its breaky intro, reminiscent of 80's disco, and intense buildup leads you right in to the bass madness when it drops. With fanatic wobble and hard-hitting drum work this tune is a heavy hitter every time. Supernova takes the listener on a trip, combining his deliberate, no-holds-barred sound with colorful progressions. Here, Syndaesia demonstrates his wide perspective and versatility. Belly Dancer speaks for itself, but don’t let its eastern sound and percussive intro fool you, its all out epic Syndaesia. This high-energy B Side wastes no time setting the stage, springing into action with a series of fast cuts that switch from tablas and sitar loops to cymbal-laden drum-breaks and hypnotic rave-synth riffs. The rest of the track is equally impulsive, drums stopping on a dime to allow squelching bass and snare rolls to punctuate the silence. Each of the alternating sections progresses through subtle variations to its pulsing mid-range bass synths, culminating in a final 64 bars of hip-shaking frenzy. Having launched us into a fantasy worthy of Mumbai's future robot epics the vision vanishes leaving the crowd contemplating a sequel.