While fans are patiently waiting the rumoured release of his third album after the one who gave the name to his imprint in 2008 and the seminal "Resistance" in 2010, Break delights crowds and satisf many different aural palates by means of the second volume of Symmetry sessions. Vinyl editions includes "Give It Up", a stunning tune by Break himself who lets collide a massive female vocal tune over his exciting kicks, "Atlas Shrugged", a collaborative track by Break, Emilio "HLZ" Dimitri and Need For Mirrors, whose creepy inserts within nervous neurofunk steps could let you think the zombies of Michael Jackson's notorious "Thriller" clips updated their playlist after their talent scouts passed away, and "The Space In Between", a more experimental tune whose combination of grime scratches, sci-fi and horror sonorities could let you imagine tht Mako co-produced it side by side an alien fan of Bela Lugosi! The three digital tracks are likewise stunning: label boss deal with space-dub on the awesome "You Don't Know", where he came back in the big time of the genre by means of rhythmical tricks to make it more palatable for contemporary listeners, while he left control èpanel to the wise hands of Ukranian connection by Kiev-based producer Daniil Marin aka Detail and Kharkov producer and dj Vladimir Petrenko aka Against on "Probel Man" (you'll place their accent on the sentence which closes the track!) and his fellows HLZ and Need For Mirrors, who spiced their co-signed breaking tune "Project Playground" by an incandescent distorted guitar.