On "Infinicious Orange", Dinamoe (aka Rico Puestel) extensively plays with stylistic and tonal contrasts - a firm manner known from his former appearances on labels like 9volt, Archipel, Frankie Rec, Mothership or Robsoul. The A-side provides a tough and vigorous piece of Techno named "Orange" - side B contains the highly focused and gradually over 12 minutes developing counterdraft "Infinicious" that impresses with a startling inner struggle. In spite of these distinctions both are concatenated by their mainly analogue origin and their underlying methods of modern abnormity regarding the process of creation. As if this wasn't enough, only the vinyl provides six locked grooves ("Well-Shaped Redundancies") from unreleased productions dated back to the years 1998-2000, compounded during childhood days.