A lion must feel more secure that God is on his side than a gazelle. Music Is The Drug welcomes Vol. Six in his `Enchanteur Maximal' Ep including 3 original mixes

An increasing number of careful studies on how the actual fear of death develops in the child agrees fairly well that the child has no knowledge of death until about the age of three to five. Vol. Six brings his techno touch of synth fire and flux, in this epic proportion of sound. His time signature essence, speaks volume in sound. This is the roar of the denial of death in one techno sensational pound.

Men are so necessarily mad that not to be mad would amount to another form of madness. I Wanna Go To Berlin brings a ferocious kick entrance bouncing off a thunderous synth in entrance to the prelude. Once entering the form groove; the vocal mark brings you into the techno surrealism, bright and tight in a tonal pattern of aggression and melodic architecture of a bright tempo mood.

There is no "perfect" way to bring up a child, since he "brings himself up" by trying to shape himself into an absolute controller of his destiny. Rauw is a fire setting fluid presence of techno know-how is an amazing sequence. The build-ups and tonal synths are in a flip of inner-self mint. We look forward to many techno releases by this master creator of Vol. Six as he enter the universe of music bliss.