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Hot off the release of ‘Rock To Play’ on Proxy’s Mako Records, Polymorphic and his gang of Moscow’s heaviest electro hoodlums have made their way back to New York City’s and Coco Machete Records. The title says it all as ‘Apocalypse’ signals the end as it grinds things right to the edge. Starting off with a deceptive, almost disco drum beat, the main track builds and builds with the sounds devilish choirs and demonic synths. Marseille kicks it’s straight into jack mode with an old school Chicago styled track that could have been lifted from the original Dance Mania playbook. Last up is Noise Invaders, also from Moscow and relatively new, coming fresh off their electro-funk rework of Chromeo’s ‘Don’t Turn The Lights On’…’If there is no God, everything is permitted.’ – Fyodor Dostoevsky.

Polymorphic - Apocalypse (Noise Invaders Remix)

Aerotronic - Massacre (Noise Invaders Remix)

The W - Victim (Noise Invaders Remix)

Time EP is a debut release from the mysterious Noise Invaders, who have been only seen in public wearing silver masks, Men in Black type suits, and dark sunglasses. The guys make 70's and 80's influenced neon dance floor sounds, which show up on the less aggressive and more sexy side of what Mako has to offer.

They've already appeared on Turbo, Coco Machete and Mako with their remixes on Chromeo, Polymorphic, Aerotronic and The W.

The title track Time is a catchy vocoder retro-styled summer anthem, destined to rock the dance floors from sweaty mega night clubs to laid-back beach bars.

Proxy puts his trademark style on the remix, making the track into a noisy and bouncy future funk number.

Matt Walsh &amp; Paul Gala deliver an acid-tech remix reminiscent of Underworld's "Cowgirl" and Hardfloor's "Acperience."

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