As electro continues to forge its way into the 21st century as a hallucinogenic reminder of an ulterior past, the genre, still lead by the progenitors of its day, finds itself firmly backed by an ever inimitable bastion of devotees. Such support comes from Finnish duo Morphology (Michael Diekmann and Matti Turunen), who at large for more than a decade have been holding down the retro-activism of Detroit and its call for an illuminated future of programmable, motorized, electro-fantasies. Surfacing on the anchor of Abstract Forms in 2009, the duo soon made their presence as electro statesmen known via Spanish label Semantica. With spates on The Exaltics' Solar One Music and a slew of albums for Germany's Zyntax Motorcity, it's been Cultivated Electronics and Central Processing Unit that gave new rise to their music. And with the duo's "Traveller LP" released on FireScope, helmed by the UK's legendary B12, the floodlights remained unshakably fixed on the pair's brilliance. As part of an enviable line of electro-minded labels, jewels in their crown have made their way to landmark compilations, be it CPU's 50th release to DJ Stingray's Kern mix for Tresor. With 10 years of professionalism behind them, countless releases to their name, and a forever exploratory live set, Morphology’s place as a mainstay of futurist electro is rock solid and burning bright.