Mario Kastil is one of the best kept secrets in the underground spanish scene, hidden in his tremendous studio somewhere in the Basque Country, he is responsible of the mastering for some crucial labels out there and he is also running his own label Stale releasing his own stuff and music from diverse producers that usually go under the radar.

His speciality is techno in the wider sense of the word, often using exquisite breaks as rhythm foundation. His productions are synth heavy weapons, showing his expertise with any kind of music technology and his music has been executed in the best clubs out there like Berghain for example.

It is a pleasure for us to have him onboard with this outstanding album that touches every corner in the techno spectrum, starting with Lusciton, a dystopic prelude that proceeds to the solid groove and atmospheres of 100 lives.

The sound voyage goes frantically busy in Isometa which returns to the floor with a fast paced groove, crispy snares and percussive stabs, followed by Aven Light, with gummy sequences and distorted rhythm as main elements.

The groove goes on with Quadrature, again fast and distorted with a relentless approach while Stonerotica goes precise and clean but yet combative and direct proceeding to Vanity, a steamy and accelerated industrial techno number.

Berlooean stops the machine to close the release with its IDM infused mid tempo rugged breakbeats.