supported by: anja schneider, julietta, brothers vibe, matthias tanzmann, anthony collins, chris wood, gebr?der teichmann, kabale und liebe, federico molinari, nekes, ray okpara, johnny d., sascha dive, ekkohaus, varoslav... reggie hammond was born in borrego spings in 1982. but already at a very young age he decided to leave the californian deserts and moved to london to focus on electronic music. the rolling techno-tool track for the 3rd diaphan release was created during a jam-session and ? as you can easily hear ? it is followed by some very crazy vocals spoken and sang by the >pleasemachine<, who transform it into a song that drives you directly to the dancefloor. with >ungodly< he presents a slow and very deep dub-track proving his frankness for other styles. the release will be completed by george p s pleasemachine-rmx and shows the track from an absolute different point of view. as a bonus you can also find an instrumental version of >pleasemachine< on the next powerful diaphan ep