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Somatic Responses are into complex dislocated & broken beats, distorted intelligent constructions, fascinating sonic structures, force and sweetness intertwined. Photon Emissions bandcamp (SR label). Welsh Modular Alliance bandcamp. Labels with several releases/tracks feat. SR: Component Rec. bandcamp (several SR releases).

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Somatic Responses have been a key influence on the rhythmic noise, breakcore, and IDM genres, yet have stayed relatively under the radar, never attaining the status of an Aphex Twin or Autechre. The duo immediately established themselves as an explosive force in the hardcore techno scene when their first releases appeared in 1995 on noted labels such as Christoph De Babalon's Cross Fade Enter Tainment and trailblazing Milwaukee-based Drop Bass Network. The album was a pivotal release in their discography, taking their sound to new levels of complexity and intensity. The 2001 follow-up Augmented Lines (Hymen Records) honed this sound further, while Accidental Happiness, released the same year on Connecticut-based Component Recordings, was comparatively a breather, easing up on the intensity a bit and focusing more on atmospherics.