Released In Solidarity With Tigas Anti-tech House Crusade, A Silent Campaign Fought Everyday On The Streets Of Your Hometown, Blaze Finds Russian Crypto-whiz Dimitri Veimar Still Dancing With The Rawer-than-the-rawest-dog Electro Thats Brought Him To The Dizzying Heights Of The Mid-tier Crags Of Mt. Turbo Mountain. Throwing His Weight Behind What Some In The Media Are Probably Already Calling Tigas War Was Absolutely Necessary Following The Events Of A Recent Gig In Moscow. Veimar Opened The Night By Playing No Fewer Than Three Tiga Tracks, Which Anyone Whos Read Tigas Taboos Can Tell You Is Definitely A Tiga Taboo. Deeply Immersed In The Practice Of Pouring His Own Mineral Water, Tiga Ignored The Hootin And Hollerin Of The Vips Crowding The Dj Booth (including Dennis Miller And Diego Maradona), And Proceeded To Play A Set Entirely Comprised Of Recordings Of Every Embarrassing Thing Veimar Had Ever Said In His Life. Four Hours Later, An Emotionally-shot Veimar Collapsed Into Tigas Arms, With The Magnanimous Label Boss Whispering, I Forgive You, Dimitri Into His Ear. The Release Also Features A Broken Techno Remix From Mysterious European Producer Florian Kupfer, Who Made Us Sign A Non-disclosure-agreement Dictating That We Can Only Describe Him As Mysterious, Enigmatic, And/or European, So Well Have To Let The Music Do The Talking.