Not sure whether these tracks are all really 5:06 long, but they do share another consistency, that being that they are consistently good. Classic heavy techno and it's bloody good all the way through which is nice; there's nothing throw-away here. While Hertz sticks pretty close to the classic techno formula he sure does it well. The well cooked steak of techno, nothing too creative or unusual, but really tasty and satisfying.

With a vast combination and styles and tricks, Hertz kicks off with an Old skool vibe for "Breaker", with its funky drum breakdown edits, filtering and dancefloor appeal, this should also see plenty of crossover action. "Atmosphere" is a more straight forward techno production, with a rollin bassline, clever edits, tasty stabs and percussion. For the flipside , Hertz, drops some trickery, doubling the bassline, and layering some infectious riffs over the top for a latinesque vibe, till the breakdown kicks you in the ass. Finally Hertz pulls in some squelchy 303 influenced basslines to showcase another facet of his immense productions skills.