Azymuth - OutubroTypifying the consummate craftsmanship of the three members' performances each with such distinct personality and together so perfectly balanced their perfectionist attitude to sound is maintained across the production on the album, beautifully colouring the expressionist fusion of samba rhythm, jazz progression, funk attitude and psychedelic electronics. The album hosts a wonderful mix of tempos and styles, from Alex Malheiros' earth shaking slap

yet classic take of the timeless

Conroy Smith

Tom Dream on guitar and Josh Ludlow on bass

Releasing a string of singles - with efforts from Eddie Capone's Treatment

heavy bass and an addictive chanted vocal reflects the duo’s departure from ambient techno and shift towards more dj-friendly four-on-floor grooves

the chatter of patrons smears into a single stormy texture

Until now these tracks have never been heard since the day they were recorded - believe me

they wrote and recorded much of the album at JD’s house in Dallas on drums and a 49-key MIDI board with just a few mics

Rename the track titles in a random internet café for maximum secrecy/exclusivity/emotional well-being

” – Sally C

the album is largely produced by the duo themselves

Now in DJ friendly triple vinyl package adding some of the favorites from CD release like 'Deja Vu' and 'Missing you (Jazz Cafe Mix)' to the vinyl package