Empirion carefully load the second cartridge into the chamber of their muzzle-loader. The second release from their album RESUME is called ADSR, an abbreviation for Attack, Decay, Sustain, Release. These are the four components that determine the rise and fall of a musical impulse. These four parameters can be used to individually change and adjust sounds, especially in the field of electronic music, because they determine the impulse course of a tone itself. It is one of the essential creative playgrounds for anyone who is involved with electronic sound design. This way of making music culminates in the second single A-side ADSR, an aggressive EBM/Techno grenade of the first rank, for which Empirion have also brought some great remixers to the start: Cubanate, Leeroy Thornhill (Smash Hifi, Ex-The Prodigy), Seething Akira are some of the remixers who tried their hand at ADSR on the single. Together with Xaver Morel, who delivered a superb remix of Too Many Masters, two of their own mixes and the exclusive B-side I Just Like The Noise, Empirion are once again shooting an excellent club package on their crowd.