sonic groove records further ignites 2017 with the label’s second release of the year by fixmer/mccarthy titled ”chemicals.” the legendary douglas j. mccarthy, founder and frontman of the seminal and pioneering ebm project nitzer ebb, continues his alliance with contemporary techno producer terence fixmer together lending to the electronic music landscape with their combined artistic initiative.

terence fixmer and douglas mccarthy return with a new exclusive two tracker.. one track for the love and one track for the war !! vö 27.02.06

smashing remix from one of the best remixer dave clarke who turns the track 'you want it' in a new devilish explosive mix. do the dancefloor will resist on it? no chance... fixmer & mccarthy - come inside (christopher kah remix) rework of the new french talent christopher kah, he rexpresses the track in a new electro dancefloor burning tune

terence fixmer his known in the late 90s , early 2000s as the creator of the tbm, described as techno body music. a mixture of the ebm soundscape with the modernity of techno. his muscle machine album (including tracks lile electrostatic, body pressure) released in 2001 became a reference of the genre. in 2003, musician terence fixmer and legendary singer from cultissism band nitzer ebb, douglas j mccarthy embarked on a project that spearheaded the fusion of techno and ebm. they named it fixmer/mccarthy and they were the precursor to a new breed of techno artists that manage to traverse between an array of scene specific genres without being tied to any. since releasing their first album, >between the devil<, in 2003 terence and douglas have ridden the line between pure techno and the recognizable song structure of classic electronic music and ebm. now, with over 13 years working together for this project and playing around the world, they return to their signature raw sound and delivery. >so many lies< is quintessential and brooding techno, while the instinct mix epitomizes their ability to craft a catchy bubbling baseline whilst all the while dispatching cold steel aggression.