Combine the knowledge of Babylonia, Pythagoras, astrological philosophy from Hellenistic Alexandria, early Christian mysticism, the occultism of the early Gnostics, the Hebrew system of the Kabbalah, The Indian Vedas, the Chinese "Circle of the Dead", and the Egyptian "Book of the Master of the Secret House", and you're still not even close to cracking the genetic code of "Eleven", Namito's first ever longplayer released on Martin Eyerer's Kling Klong label. "Eleven" has it all: the deepness of late night grooves combined with the audiophile finesse that makes Namito's productions so tight and crisp. A very laidback attitude and a lot of knowledge and feeling combined with a lot of imagination equal a massive ride that never sounds worn out or prefabricated.

Train to Tehran