If anyone caught my Picking Up the Slack for MTV post and liked what you heard, I come the bearer of good news. Brighton based producer and DJ Alan Myson, otherwise known as iTAL tEK will be performing tonight at Duke's Bohemian Grove Bar.

Under Planet Mu Records and his self-established label Atom River, iTAL tEK is on tour for his third album Nebula Dance. He inhabits a unique segment of the music world. Beautifully melodic with soothing and hypnotizing basslines, iTAL tEK paints a futuristic scene - an apparition of dying stars and glowing auroras. His production is a galactic trip. It's as if Tycho's album Dive comes out of the ocean, off the beach and sent at hyperspeed to the moon's far side.

Halloween is in the air, and whether it's on the mind already or not, death is beginning to decorate our daily lives. A celebration of the Day of the Dead brings about a feeling of energetic darkness. Although a few years old, this official video for Ital Tek's "Babel" emanates an eerie beauty and a sound that fits with the season.

Brighton based Alan Myson, monikered iTAL tEK, released "Babel" on Midnight Colour in the summer of 2010. The first time I heard the track a couple years ago was also the first time I saw the music video; little did I know I was in for a hypnotizing experience. Mastering melodic electronica, the chopped undefined vocals and minimal sounds can take a car ride home in the dark and transform it into perhaps an onset of a beautiful nightmare, and the psychedelic glowing body paint of the dancer reminds me of a tribal demon. Not only is the production and composition of this video impeccable, but her stunning dancing and aura makes it hard to peel your eyes from the screen.