After many years of activism in the underground techno scene during which her musical sensitivity has been grinded by coming up beside some legendary movers of the Detroit scene such as Claude Young, Dan Bell and above all Richie Hawtin since the glorious times of Plastikman, and fathoming some possible hybrids deriving from the combination of Detroit spirit ' the city where she moved when she was 9 ' and the advanced way of shaping techno, grasped while refining her technique on turntables since 1996, the wise Polish techno-digger Magdalena Chojnacka aka Magda finally issue her first full-length album after having signed some juicy selection including number 49 of the notorious compilation issued by London's Fabric club. Since the beginning, both her deep influences from Detroit years and her bias towards minimalistic and creepy sounds, a taste maybe inherited by Claudio Simonetti's soundtracks (..and Get Down Goblin is a title that could stand almost as a tribute to the Italian band, which signed some notorious soundtracks for the Italian horror movie director Dario Argento, or alternatively to the homonymous sound of General Midi sound-bank'¦), as well as towards obscure pads, pitched misshapen sounds and scattered shots of deep bass frequencies are neat. Sonic presences abruptly appear like glares in the dark and seem gradually amalgamated by dark rhythmical sequences in a sort of dumb gluey pulp throughout tracks oscillating between tense atmospheres, which could be fitted to a level of Resident Evil or for some frightening passageways of an haunted house (!), such as Breakout, the scratchy Little Bad Habits (whose sound space seems crowded by whimpering little monsters, sinister squeaking and ramshackle piano touches) or the outstretched hypnotic dance mantra of Lost In Time (one of my favorite anthem'¦), and solid dynamic concatenations (Doom Disco, Entertainment, Distance To Nowhere) till the funny final cut, Japan, which sounds like a loony freak of both ingredients and propelled by a deep rumbling bass and some nice 80s lush melodies, adding a touch of melancholy to this catching tune! Her gurgling and funny beat and her intriguing pitch darkness is going to be spread in different clubs all over the planet during a demanding tour with March Houle. Check it out!