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- Bnd2
- Bnd2 (Kiki Remix)
- Bnd2 (Luke Solomun Remix)
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 Official Press Release: Luke Allen at Four:Twenty continues his uncanny knack of luring the finest producers to his Bristol (UK) based camp and squeezing the best out of them with this superb release from Andomat 3000 “BND2”. Despite being only two years old, Andreas Wiegland’s Andomat 3000 project has seen him record for Cadenza, Safari Electronique, Morris Audio and Platzhirsch Schallplaten. He has also won fans such as Luciano, Ricardo Villalobos, Jimpster and Sebo K for his organic and subtly jazz infused house workouts. A far cry from his hard techno beginnings, the current Andomat 3000 sound is innovative and inspiring due to an unflinchingly eclectic taste and obsessive attitude towards experimenting with other genres. By own admission, hardly listening to or being informed by modern house or techno alongside the mantra of “the best music is the music I’m yet to hear” is the essence behind the sound of Andomat 3000, which leads us to his current single. “BND2” sums up the playful and eclectic vibe of Andomat 3000. Shuffling shakers, jazz snares and a superbly funky upright-bass all play off each other to create a distinctive floor burning groove of the highest order. Never the slackers on the remix front, Four:Twenty have drafted in both Kiki and Freaks man Luke Solomun for reinterpretations. Kiki provides an uppy retake which uses the horns of the original to create an out and out anthem while Solomun provides his inimitable, freaky, creepy spin in fine style.
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Release: Andomat 3000 - BND2
