Spooky, eh? While we have been talking about cutting a live CD for years, the opportunities never felt quite right. A Halloween gig in 2007 changed all of that. Live @ Freakout is not your mother's "Beat Freakers." It represents a fully realized modern viewpoint that we've merely hinted at before. A viewpoint that, quite honestly, was forged through internal tension. In the end, we decided to scrap the notion of genres in order to focus on the aspects of electronic music that have always spoken to us. We think you'll find that this CD validates the decision, and we couldn't be more excited about the future.

Ghetto Cardio is the culmination of a wide variety of experiences. Our assault on clubland has fused remarkably well with our party roots, refining our tastes in both directions. More importantly, acquiring a studio and throwing ourselves into production work has completely changed our approach to electronic music, a fact that you will notice in some of our more stylish mixes. The Breaks are dirty, the House is funky, and if you've read my boring commentary to this point, you're going to love this shit.

Our humble beginning into the world of production. An old school Funky Breaks rocker from us, and an absolutely killer acid laden Nu-Skool remix from Myagi. Sound clips can be accessed above.

To purchase a copy online, visit any of these fine websites -

Funky Cacus Recordings

United Records and Sound

Addictech Records

The Eklectik Dyslexik was born in communist ruled Czechoslovakia to a band of traveling gypsies. His family life exposed him to a communal life filled with rhythmic music and folk dancing, which he would later recontextualize into electronic dance culture. At the age of 12, he was able to escape Czechoslovakia into Austria and eventually fled along the Mediterranean coast until he arrived in Spain, or more appropriately Ibiza, where he discovered acid house music and all night full-moon beach parties.

While in Ibiza, T.E.D. was mentored by Mexico's famous deejay and Zappatista freedom fighter El Blanco Nino. El Blanco, having never mastered reading a calendar, was under the impression that Spain still suffered the facist oppression of General Franco. Upon arrival, El Blanco realized that he needed to occupy his stay another way and their bond was forged.

As his name suggests, T.E.D. suffers from a learning disability. Refusing to give up hope, T.E.D. started a charity fund, which receives 100% of his deejaying fees - "The Bastard Czechoslovakian Learning Disabled DJ Fund," to which T.E.D. is the sole recipient of all donations. Then in 1992 he opened for Oakenfold or some junk. And one time he went back in time and taught Marshall Jefferson and Frankie Knuckles how to cut records... or something... Germany's Love Parade was also totally his idea.