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As one of Germany's pioneering progressive trance producers, Sebastian Krueger follows up on countless jetsetting accomplishments with his long awaited second album. Hertzattacke is a fresh outlook after the widely acclaimed 'Treibstoff' album from 2000. Originating from a punk and independent deejay background, SBK found the cross over to progressive techno in 1993, with early releases in 1997 as Digital Sun. A year later he made his defining entry into trance music with the Tarsis project (Vacuum, Spirit Zone). Being an sought after producer and deejay, Sebastian Krueger is ever active, having been involved in amongst others in projects such as Deep, Disco Slickers and G-Lock. Made to burn on the dancefloor, Hertzattacke includes 9 sizzling tunes. First off and ready for action, the starter track 'Hertzklopfen' leads us kindly into album, demonstrating the refined power of progressive force. Tunes like 'Marshmellow', 'Rumtreiber', 'Retro' and 'Dubstecher' are showing us a range of styles from stomping progressive psy, over groove trancer in UK manner to retro-hardtrance and dubby sounds. Observed through a timely and well packaged musical form, SBK has once again integrated new trance grooves with tried and tested dancefloor formulas. Innovative themes and powerful rhythms by a man to watch out for.