More than a decade ago, Martin Vice and Michael Banel pushed psychedelic techno into uncharted territory with their visionary album The Sleeper Must Awaken. The record didn't just expand the genre's sonic palette, it redefined it. Among its standout moments was Who We Are, a track that pulsed with hypnotic intensity and forward-thinking production, leaving a lasting imprint on dance floors and deep listeners alike.
Now, in 2026, that legacy resurfaces through a bold new lens. Westerby step...
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Who We Are
More than a decade ago, Martin Vice and Michael Banel pushed psychedelic techno into uncharted territory with their visionary album The Sleeper Must Awaken. The record didn't just expand the genre's sonic palette, it redefined it. Among its standout moments was Who We Are, a track that pulsed with hypnotic intensity and forward-thinking production, leaving a lasting imprint on dance floors and deep listeners alike.
Now, in 2026, that legacy resurfaces through a bold new lens. Westerby steps into the story with his own interpretation of "Who We Are," transforming the original into something strikingly personal and contemporary. Rather than simply revisiting the past, he reimagines itreshaping its textures, energy, and emotional weight into a version that stands firmly on its own.
This is not just a remix; it's a reinvention. A dialogue across time. Where the original carved new pathways for psychedelic techno, Westerby's 2026 vision opens another dimension.
