High-B EP

Released in 2001 on the influential BPitch Control label, High-B EP represents a pivotal moment in Feadz's career and the broader evolution of European electronic music. While Feadz would later become a central figure in the Ed Banger Records roster and the 'Blog House' explosion, this early work is deeply rooted in the Berlin-Paris glitch and IDM exchange. The EP showcases his background as a hip-hop DJ through its heavy use of scratching techniques and breakbeat structures, but filters them through a rigorous, almost academic digital processing lens. Tracks like 'Magnetfeld' and 'Funksplitter' are quintessential examples of the 'clicks and cuts' era, utilizing micro-samples and digital artifacts as primary percussive elements. The release was highly regarded by critics for its technical precision and its ability to bridge the gap between the dancefloor and experimental listening, solidifying Feadz's reputation as a surgical programmer of rhythm.