'These Robots Are Here to Help' is a blend of haunting synths, daunting robo vocals, and piercing acid. It includes four tracks that tell the story of the near future, where robots are merged seamlessly into society.'

A1. Pablo Diskko - These Robots Are Here To Help 7:00
A2. Pablo Diskko - Don’t Fall In Love With Them 6:45
B1. Pablo Diskko - Salome 6:49
B2. Pablo Diskko - Plasma (Πλάσμα) 5:29

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B1. Pablo Diskko - Salome (DSLT0006/12")

body music for all bodies.
co-founder @hisdarkelements
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With his roots in the Amsterdam DIY scene, DJ and producer Extase Urbaine has been quickly gaining momentum, achieving local and international recognition.
The now Athens-based artist seamlessly crosses genres, past and present, blending everything from techno and electro to acid and trance-y explorations, or, as he aptly describes it, ‘body music for all bodies’. 

As a strong proponent of a more open and diverse music scene, in 2016 he co-founded HDE, a collective dedicated to pushing the boundaries of underground clubbing. HDE nights quickly became among Amsterdam’s most recognized parties, known for their multidisciplinary approach to the dance floor.

While DJing remains his true passion, Extase put himself on the map with his debut EP, 'Sacred Winds,' on the NYC-based label Samo. The release has garnered attention for delving into the darker realms of techno leftfield.