On the streets of Berlin, it's easy to spot people who know their electronic music. You'll see curious partygoers as well as picky listeners whose appreciation isn't easy to win. Tonight, both crowds are heading to the presentation of Daniel Gardner's record. A cult album that was revived thanks to a fresh concept and a remaster. By evening, Jonny Knüppel was packed. Among the guests — a flamboyant duo that couldn't go unnoticed. Some swayed to rhythms that felt like old friends, while others — luckier ones, perhaps — were discovering an entire world for the first time. As they approached the booth, Plate leaned in with a warm smile:

— Daniel, we're huge fans! And that track in particular, Wasting Time, the way the instruments speak to each other, it is just incredible.
— Thanks, guys. It means a lot to know you're getting the meaning behind it.
— We'd love to chat after the party, if that's okay with you.
— I'd love that. Here, this one's for the devoted listeners.

A signed copy now rested in Plate's hands, bright cover and all. A photo sealed the moment. A quiet tribute to an entire era of intelligent sound, and a reminder of where their love for the art had once begun.