When Manicheism first came into play, we knew we needed something real special for its launch. As the techno sphere currently isn't shy of labels blurring the lines between sheer experimental music and dance-floor tools - and thus mostly appealing to home listening and bed room Djs - we found our focus laid in how this very same paradigm could first still matter to the dance-floor. As soon it reached our ears, Kuntur came as the obvious answer to our pradigm : most techno either come from an “author” background, or a producer one, being more focused on production values than in the human subjectivity of the artist. In MANI110107's case, the postulate is quite different: akin to Autechre self-sufficient electronic organisms who probably get a life of their own at block parties, MANI110107 gets born on a techno dance-floor, as if Theo Parrish concerned himself more with robotics then with music.