Even Cutting-Edge Technology Can Benefit from an Occasional Reboot.

Tokyo Machine is back with a new ep, Factory Resetwhich sees the Japanese-Inspired produce reclaim his position Amongst Bass Music’s Elite. Out now via MonstercatThe Five-Track Collection Marks A Creative Turning Point for The Virtuosic Producer, Combining His Signature Chaotic Basslines With Darker, More Brooding Soundscapes.

Thematically, The EP Lives Up to its name. The Accompanying Artwork-a Half-Human, Half-Cybernetic Tokyo Machine Mid-Reboot-Echoes The Sonic Evolution Inside. This is Music for Festivals, Rave Caves and The Video Game World All At Once.

“I WANED Factory Reset to feel like a Live Show in Your Headphones, ”Tokyo Machine Explained in a Press Release.

Opening Track “The Furious” sets the tone with a Concolation of Digitized Dubstep and Glitch Bass House, crackling with robotic samples and frenetic vocal chops. Tokyo Machine’s Love of genre fluidity is on full display here. “MVP” Follows, detonating with distorted guitar and laser synths Before Sweving into a Pounding Techno Finale. It’s Intense and Cinematic in a Way That Evokes The Feeling of A Boss Fight.

“Screw UP Face Up” Does Exactly What It Promises, Bringing Twisted Glitches and Moshpit-Level Bass, While The Previous Release Singles “Lock N Load” and “Watch Out!” Deliver Rave Maximalism with Nostalgic, Arcade-Style Flair.

BACKED by over 300 MILLION STREAMS, A Gold Record and Syncs Across Rocket LeagueMeta, F1 and More, Tokyo Machine is Hardly An Underground Name. But Factory Reset Plays Like An Origin Story Reimagined and Rechard. In the Midst of His debut “Chompo” Tour, He’s Been Selling Out Venues Across The Us and Proving This Reset is Anything But Quiet.

Listen to Factory Reset Below.