Deluxe Edition 2x12" vinyl LP with oversized club tracks! Apparat (Sascha Ring) and Modeselektor (Gernot Bronsert and Sebastian Szary) are moderate. Here the thoughtful sound inventor and pop poet, there the two techno b-boys. Both acts stand for the Berlin electronic scene beyond the straight bass drum. Modeselektor are the masters of subterranean bass and electrifying breakbeats, Apparat is the fine spirit of electronic pop music. The refusal to come to terms with the existing welds the three together in an artist friendship.

On the first album in 2008 they defined the moderate sound. Wobbling basses and twitching beats on the one hand, Apparat's filigree voice on the other: it was precisely the extreme contrast that created the unique Moderate feeling. Over the next few years, both acts became internationally known artists. They defined the electronic sound of the time with groundbreaking albums. Today, the Spektrum has grown emotionally and stylistically. There is no mood anymore.

In eleven tracks, Moderat tell a multifaceted and yet compact epic. They are seducers and hooligans, brooders and party pigs. In her world, party frenzy and profundity are not opposites. They don't leave out any chapter of their electronic and analogue lives. In the clash, these great musical personalities show new character facets. This reunion resulted in one of the great albums of electronic pop music.

A1The Mark (Interlude)1:36
A2 Bad Kingdom 4:22
A3Versions5:09
B1 Let In The Light 4:14
B2Milk10:04
C1 Therapy 5:44
C2Gita4:22
C3 Clouded (Interlude) 1:33
D1Ilona5:03
D2Damage Done5:26
D3This Time5:47