A very strong and quite unique electro album, introducing an original blend of sound that's part kraftwerkian electro, part Detroit atmosphere and part something more animal, gritty, sensual, showcasing particularily spectacularily on opening track "The Mezz" and monstruous closing "Uranium" (even better on the CD version with the spoken voice intro), a landmark electro track with vibrant strident metal crunching bass litterally sounding like the sonic equivalent of radioactive metals from opposite poles repulsing from too close exposure. This one can still be dropped anytime a good 10 years after (especially lately with the rise of UK bass scene) and provide that special dancefloor moment that we all love and search. Notice : for that one, BOOMING sound-system required.

Ateq played Uranium as the last song of his set during the Giegling weekender in De School last night and it was indeed one of the most magical things of the whole night.