Their story
Dani Okoro and Teo Brandt met in 2008 at a Berlin warehouse party where Teo's modular rig tripped the power and Dani kept the crowd chanting in the dark. Their first record, Blackout Sessions (2010), put chopped-vocal hooks over rolling arpeggios and became a club staple. Albums like Peak Hour Protocol (2013), Strobe Cathedral (2017) and Bright Drops (2020) built a career on tension: long breakdowns, acid bass and a kick that never lets go. A veteran act of the label, they still tour with a live modular setup and no laptops.
The band
- Dani Okoro vocals, vocoder
- Teo Brandt modular synths, drum programming
Influences: Warehouse techno, industrial rhythms, early trance arpeggios, call-and-response chants, modular synth experiments