Bakk Heia Records has evolved as an extension of Manchester/Salford based club night Bakk.Heia. The label mirrors the party's ethos: blurring the lines between ambient drones, performance, abstraction, hedonism, and dance music. Bakk Heia Records' second offering comes in the form of a 4 track EP from their own Jorg Kuning. Based in Wales via Manchester, Jorg has been instrumental in the development of both the party and the labels sonic aesthetic. Having played the inaugural Bakk Heia several years ago in the now defunct Bunker in Salford and at various parties at the White Hotel since then. Jorg Kuning's music explores the symbiotic relationship between the biological and the electronic; inspired as much by the raw natural beauty of the Welsh valleys as it is by dark rooms with massive sound systems. Live hardware jams evolve and mutate, incorporating intricate percussion and sparse organic melodies. The A side begins with the deep and earthy broken beat patterns of 'Hibbert' - a track which is weirdly unsettling in its familiarity. Following this is 'Tunnels', perhaps the most conventionally club-focused track on the EP - hypnotic and dubby grooves roll out with humanistic functionality. Over on the B side, the cybernetic counselling session of 'Algotherapy', gently reminds us of the absurdity of the human/robotic condition - all set to a heavy-as-lead bass line under redemptive chords. 'Bumrush' finishes the job in fine style - woody percussion moves over earth shattering kick drums; dance music at its most primordial...