Mixed at Sheffield's legendary Steelworks Studio (formerly FON   
studios) the band opted to immerse themselves in the City and    
its history of electronic music pioneers. Bands such as The      
Human League and Cabaret Voltaire. FON was also a key site in    
the development of UK dance music, with acts like 808 State      
laying down breakthrough tracks there.

With an eye on this legacy Uberbyte sought to make a stripped    
down, warm analogue CD; one which shows real breathing space and 
dynamic in the songs while also being pacey, infectious and fun. 
It is, in short, a thoroughly British-sounding record, rooted in 
the traditions of the home of classic electronic music while     
imbued with a modern sensibility.

Indeed some of the styles utilized can only be described as      
unexpected. You'll find nods to underground hardcore acts like   
Neophyte mixing with mainstream techno influences and even       
trance. Yet fans of Nachtmahr, And One and Combichrist will also 
find familiar themes. The album is homogenous and curiously      
eclectic at the same time. Mixed and mastered to be warm and     
powerful while crystal clear and almost fragile. Not over-       
compressed or two-dimensional.