Famous and feared German actor Klaus Kinski, now defunct, once described the jungle as an obscene display of nature, and somehow one gets the feeling that upcoming Italian producer Fausto Messina has seen the movie too. After the gigantic success he found with the co-produced „Compulsive Disorder“, which made it right into the playlist from Sven Väth, he apparently reorganized his aesthetics, not to get keen on the next chainsaw massacre but to let nature grow as it was meant to be. Entwined drum patterns and chirring hi-hats adorn his psychedelically detailed symphonies straight outta the jungle, always promoting something new, surprising and flowing. A nightclub-kinda swing employs obscure folklorist instruments, creating a techno, that oscillates between samba and javanaise, sweaty and dirty, as the sound of the green hell should be. The WIR newbie constantly discovers new animals and future medicamentation in the smallest corners, but still manages to map the heaven above the flora, describing it as huge waves of sound that break sthrough the treetops. This is the Indiana Jones of contemporary electronics, not just some Lucialobos Rip-Off, as he’s using the machete in his own way. Just be careful not to stumble over the vines… they’re quite dangerous.