In spite of the decision of self-made promotion - people who knows music market dynamics knows quite well such a decision could be risky for the loss of press coverage, normally easier when bands or musicians commit themselves to the appreciated experience of many promotional agencies or departments inside better organized labels -, this EP by [de:ad:cibel] manages to gain some visibility due to the seducing combination of harder industrial danceand electronic body music mechanics lubricated with meaningful lyrics and sonic slices drawn by other stylistical torrents in flood or dragged out from their creek beds (I'm pretty sure their sound is going to be appreciated by many techno, neourofunk or grime followers beyond lovers of DAF, Hocico or Gridlok's styles), so that the relevant number of supports Daniel Galda's project managed to magnetize after the issue of Klondike on Echozone are going to be delighted by Self-fulfilling Prophecy (...and maybe many listeners will recognize themselves in the restless mutation into a drum and bass machine, which appears to be a sort of self-fulfilling damnation and philosophy as well!). I particularly appreciated the original version for its immediate catch on joints due to its quick drying cement on bass-driven stepping, but the release includes some good remixes, which tendentially highlights some aspects of the original song, being my favorite one N'Angst remix for the vocal treatment made on Galda's singing (supposedly a sort of reprise of those "million voices" mentioned in the lyrics) and Notstandskomitee's Bassmachine Mix, fiddling with overcompress distorted bass convulsions and schizoid electronic buzzes. "Self-fulfilling Prophecy" is already climbing some dedicated charts. We known it deserves these ascents.