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Heliosphere is a sonic sci-fi techno album reminiscent not just of early Plaid, Black Dog Productions, Boards Of Canada, or Luke Slater's 7th Plain project, but also dancefloor classics by the likes of Surgeon, Regis, Dave Clarke, and Jeff Mills, who all knew how to keep a crowd entertained. He did a few remixes for Sizzar, Data Romance, and others, followed by a strong techno single named Swarm/Headache released in October 2012, once again on 50 Weapons. After two years of mainly collaborative work, the time had come for Benjamin to focus on some solo activities. Soon after their temporary stay, both artists decided to move to Berlin. The record was 'album of the month' in De:Bug magazine, DJ Mag, The Independent, K Mag, and got brilliant reviews in many other magazines and online media around the globe. Everyone at 50 Weapons knew immediately that the album was something very special. The trip to Berlin had a definitive influence on the sound of the album, successfully merging UK and Berlin styles. The pair used some Modeselektor recording off-time and produced the album in a period of six to eight weeks at Modeselektor's studio in Berlin. Only two years after his first track was released, Benjamin presented his first album They!Live, once again produced with Doc Daneeka. With 'Creeper,' a collaboration with his old Swansea buddie Doc Daneeka, Benjamin delivered another dancefloor destroyer, released on 50 Weapons in early 2011. Not long after, Benjamin had his first track released on a 50 Weapons split 10'. The track 'Deeper' caught the attention of Modeselektor and became an instant classic in their DJ sets. Benjamin Damage's first single with Venom has already been a big underground club anthem in the UK. Benjamin Damage presents his second album.

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