2009 video re-edit of "Synchronized!", a duet with Claus Kruse (PNE - Plastic Noise Experience) taken from the second TET album "Cobra Coded Escalation" (2008). 

This free digital a-side single is still available as a free download here: http://t-e-t.org/media/audio/full/TET-TravailleurEnTrance--Synchronized!-(rotogift-01).zip 

The video clip is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nsf4rHpuPQA and here: http://vimeo.com/3627694

Original 2009 info text:

A new version of TET’s smash hit “Synchronized!” is released alongside with the 
incredible video clip. Available for free in both lossless FLAC and hi-resolution 
MP3 formats, this is a must download! With a re-edited and improved sound, this 
track is now more devastating than ever before… Watch and hear CS/TET and 
special guest CK/PNE in a classic excursion into pure digital, raw, but edgy 
Action-Pop EBM! Like “Cobra Coded Escalation” – the album it is taken from – 
audio was mastered by no-one else but Daniel B. of Front 242.

Note: TET is no longer called "TET- Travailleur En Trance".


TET - Synchronized! [DuelWithCK] (2009 version)

TET Travailleur En Trance The fast-moving projectile led by John-Peel-approved musician CS/TET ("rotorik"), that seemed to appear virtually out of nowhere in 2005 did in fact already exist in the 90s as a cassette tape band. Very soon TET Travailleur En Trance found themselves supporting the real Front 242 on their anniversary shows with an audience of 2000 in Brussels. - The band that got not only excellent press reviews with their debut album, but also support from authentic legends for taking underground dance music to the next stage by inventing "Neo-EBM", a daring mixture of unmistakable constants of Electronic Body Music with modern sounds and shuffling grooves. - The only squad that ever managed to vaporise the walls between "scenes" by seamlessly switching between "oldschool EBM" and "club Electronica" venues when playing live.

https://TET-EBM.bandcamp.com/
https://www.facebook.com/TET.OFFICIAL
http://t-e-t.org (legacy)