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SSM 003EP
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"Here comes Senior Solution Management -- the third. Following SSM 01 and SSM 02 has come with a great amount of sparkling incomprehension, which brings anticipation to the third masterpiece from that exceptional artist, Jochen Hein. 'Flatliner' and 'Rock Steady' connect to their predecessors with an imperturbable consequence. No one can stop this music from its destination to Mt. Olympus of Godly nothingness. Jochen Heib keeps working his ass off to protect the most minimal amongst the land of minimals from the Scratch riot of overstimulated break terrorists. This doesn't really help, but someone has to do the job. No matter how he sings or raps his message, in German or English, or instrumentally encoded. One day they will be understood. Long live Jochen Heib."
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SSM 002EP
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"Heib strikes back. Here again. The man completely without nerve. Jochen Heib again and again enchants us, with his imperturbable belief in the endless power of A.C.I.D., coming ahead in surprisingly ecstatic form with Arise. An unsurpassable persistent beat holds the throne on both sides of this 12" for a rip-ride through the fire-oven. Hypnotically drop-dead gorgeous swirling of vocal-less ecstasy."
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SSM 001EP
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"What the !?@$ is this? It's the new record from that well known and more than exceptional artist, Heib. Jochen Heib, to be more precise. His releases on the drug-label Auftrieb were of what makes legends. His puristic, sexy-cool funk-beats are pure acid -- without the 303. Music that is analog and old school in the best of ways. A skillful genuflection to the legendary Chicago acid circa 1987. But though Heib is citing he's never boring. Heib plays with references of history without coming across as being retro. His deep catchy vocals recall Phuture, while being from a tomorrow land. It's Jochen Heib's own world that has much to tell. So his fans can regularly enjoy the indispensable meaning of his messages, he has brought forth a label all his own."
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