You Man's misspent youth crossing the Franco-Belgian border in search of fun provides a direct line to those all night raves in Ghent around the turn of the century, that both inspired their musical adventures and birthed Eskimo Recordings. Temple of Bloom is a textbook example of such an adventure, a number that drips with sweat and harks back to Todd Terry's early warehouse ready productions with its unstoppable house beat, chopped up breakbeats, percussion that echo off into infinity and discordant industrial stabs that punctuate the track.
Having followed their Eskimo debut with acclaimed remixes for the likes of Polo & Pan, Tensnake and Local Suicide, their upcoming 'As Above So Below' EP further cements the duo's growing reputation for creating deep club tracks that embrace everything from the deepest techno and warehouse rave to global sounds and disco vibes that take the listener to the very reaches of consciousness and beyond.