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CLR released Psychic Part II (Monoloc Remixes) on Wed Mar 12 2014. The 3 track Techno release features Terence Fixmer. **CLR** has also released vinyl by [Luke Slater](/artist/luke-slater), [Chris Liebing](/artist/chris-liebing), [Shlomi Aber](/artist/shlomi-aber), [Charlotte De Witte](/artist/charlotte-de-witte), and [Emmanuel Top](/artist/emmanuel-top). Browse the [CLR catalogue](/label/clr). People who like Psychic Part II (Monoloc Remixes) also listen to Savas Pascalidis, The Advent, Planetary Assault Systems, James Ruskin, Richard Bartz, Bolz Bolz, Tommy Four Seven, Adam X, Johannes Heil, David Carretta.

In a career that spans two decades, Terence Fixmer reached worldwide recognition with the release of his debut album Muscle Machine on DJ Hell’s seminal International Deejay Gigolos imprint in 1999. The album opened a whole new genre by combining Electro, Industrial, EBM and Techno into a more dance floor-focused EBM style, simply called ‘Techno Body Music’. Tracks like “Electrostatic”, “Body Pressure” or “Electric Vision” today remain modern classics. Ever since the release of this groundbreaking debut LP, the Antwerp-based French producer and live act has consistently explored and redefined the boundaries of modern Techno – and he is not slowing down. In 2003 Fixmer teamed up with Nitzer Ebb’s lead singer Douglas McCarthy to form Fixmer/McCarthy – their partnership pushed the genre of Techno EBM to the maximum, resulting in two full-length albums, Between The Devil (2004) and Into The Night (2008). The duo has performed their energetic live sets at numerous renowned clubs and festivals all across the globe, functioning as a bridge between the Techno scene on the one hand, and the alternative EBM/Gothic scene on the other. Fixmer/McCarthy earned respect in the global scene for their unique way of creating truly pioneering sound fusions by elegantly blending the aggression of Techno Body Music and the sensuality of Electronica. His expansive discography under his real name as well as with his various alter egos has proven Fixmer’s continued relevance and restless drive to create experimental, mind-bending, ruthless and unrelenting sounds, way beyond the musical mainstream.

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