been abusing this record for months and every time i play it i find myself in competition with the audience to see who's rocking out harder - me or them. absolutely blistering ep. must be had by all!!!

big respect to dement3d and polar inertia!!!

GO Demented!!

This stuff is so balling especially the b-side!!!

This is good. Anyone know which movie Indirect Light samples? The voice sounds really familiar.

strong ambient techno EP. along with construct-reform, france seems to be coming up with some strong techno right now.

great e.p, sole star for me

One of the best EP of 2012,
Intelligent and powerfull

This is good. Let's see what else Demented has to offer...

full support

Best Deep Techno Ep of the year !! Waiting for the part 2.

Great! Rebirth of french techno?

Full Support!

Love this tune

great release

thanks for your review, and thanks for your comments
Please make sure to watch the "Indirect Light" video on Polar Inertia's website :

http://3141592653589793238462.com

The voices in Indirect Light sound so familiar... but its original material. As is the video.
French techno never died, it was just hiding...
You should also check out the new Construct Reform release with Voiski, same family!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfT0-SxwNDo

Franchement, je ne m'en lasse pas, surtout Sole Star. En plus la pochette est superbe. Du bon travail chez Demented

Amazingly moving composition, Love Black Sun.

Black Sun is AMAZING

This a brilliant, brilliant release, on a label that is starting to look like a serious contender. DSCRD´s EP from last year was extremely good too.

Nice review and Sole Star is my fav also, it´s an all-engulfing beast of a track.

Sole Star is just epic. So dark

Vocals are totally original, as the text !

I'll go as far as calling this EP of the year so far. It's dark, it's fresh, it's mysterious, it sends a message. It's simply perfect.

"I was a somewhat naive research assistant when the project began
Hailing blood samples, comparing classified EMG scans, even making coffee
First time I saw those boys....that I do remember quite well.
Most of these tests can only be carried out while the subject is in a deep sleep
But the boys had a hard time reaching the R.E.M stage due to the high anxieties

One of my duties became injecting them with neuroleptics just to get them to calm down so we could get a proper reading
To see what they could see
Once, while I was preparing their doses, one of them turned to me and asked:
"You like what you're doing here?"and the other one responded for me:
"Of course he doesn't"

Casual conversation wasn't exactly encouraged at the facility, but I began to make contact with the boys
And I know they weren't very happy to be there
Whereas once they had regulary explored every extremity of their senses
In a profoundly intense and outerwordly dream state
Ever since our machine started dredging through their thought patterns
That playing field had completely deteliorated
In fact, you had to generate it into a horrific prison of suffocating nightmares and aggitation that filled these drug induced slumber

I witnessed the power they'd harnested
The very reasons why'd been confined there, but somehow, I became a part of their journey
Decided to was my hands of that filthy job and take them with me
And I helped them escape the lab, the experiments
And from the I learned a hell of a lot about the Polar Children
Their instruction led me to abandon the life that I will never look back on

They saved me

Just like they'll save the others..and all of you
It's under a shadow of obscurity that humans grow, through pain, in times of doubt, their greatness relvealed
When if magnificent and shining, humans lose sight
By the fall of night it's true nature manifests, when all is stripped down to its raw essence

We will bring about the ultimate obscurity. We will present this indirect light.

Those were the words of the Polar Children as we began our journey"

I don't know why, but I'm still struggling to accept this. Was the vocalist trying to sound like a particular American actor (I still can't quite place who exactly and it's killing me) or is that just his natural voice and cadence? Either way, he did an amazing job.

Anyway, I've been listening to this EP for a while now and I've gotta say I severely underrated it by merely calling it "good". This is great. With this and the equally excellent, yet quite different, DSCRD EP, Dement3d is now one of my favourite young labels.

milles plateaux is dead, long live polar inertia

I love these records. Can't help but think of the X-Files.