Cat No: BSK044DD Release Date: 19/11/2012

Tracklisting:

1. Handshake
2. Bouncing Dot
3. Trojans
4. Access Granted
5. Logic Bomb
6. Warp Gate Exploit
7. Null
8. Panic

Released on 19th November 2012, this album is not only wildly inventive and groundbreaking, it challenges the very existence of genre classifications and scenes all together. Be warned, there is a strong possibility that this will make you eat your own face.

iTunes: http://georiot.co/1Gel Amazon CD: http://georiot.co/THW Amazon Vinyl: http://georiot.co/lpm Amazon Digital: http://georiot.co/1OQO

"Even in a scene where progressive attitude is the norm, there's nothing quite like The Algorithm... mashing together metal, trance, techno, reggae and dub with the subtlety of a rhino on roller-skates. Pure Class" - Merlin Alderslade, METAL HAMMER

'It’s chaotic, unpredictable, but most importantly, it’s incredibly well constructed with a serious consideration and knowledge of music. Even if you pick it up and listen to it once, it’ll be worth it just to marvel at the electronic genius on display. This comes highly recommended for the open-minded and the genre-crossers alike: music doesn’t get much more genre-bendy than this' 8/10 - Hit The Floor

' It wouldn’t be at all shocking if Polymorphic Code becomes a seminal record and sparks further developments in the melding of metal and electronic music genres. Should such a thing happen, hopefully they’ll be as good as Polymorphic Code, which presents the idea with earnest and sincerity instead of pretense and grandeur' 3.5/10 - Heavy Blog Is Heavy

For More Information:

http://www.facebook.com/basickrecords http://www.facebook.com/TheAlg0r1thm

Released on 19th November 2012, this album is not only wildly inventive and groundbreaking, it challenges the very existence of genre classifications and scenes all together. Be warned, there is a strong possibility that this will make you eat your own face.

iTunes: georiot.co/1Gel Amazon CD: georiot.co/THW Amazon Vinyl: georiot.co/lpm Amazon Digital: georiot.co/1OQO

"Even in a scene where progressive attitude is the norm, there's nothing quite like The Algorithm... mashing together metal, trance, techno, reggae and dub with the subtlety of a rhino on roller-skates. Pure Class" - Merlin Alderslade, METAL HAMMER

'It’s chaotic, unpredictable, but most importantly, it’s incredibly well constructed with a serious consideration and knowledge of music. Even if you pick it up and listen to it once, it’ll be worth it just to marvel at the electronic genius on display. This comes highly recommended for the open-minded and the genre-crossers alike: music doesn’t get much more genre-bendy than this' 8/10 - Hit The Floor

' It wouldn’t be at all shocking if Polymorphic Code becomes a seminal record and sparks further developments in the melding of metal and electronic music genres. Should such a thing happen, hopefully they’ll be as good as Polymorphic Code, which presents the idea with earnest and sincerity instead of pretense and grandeur' 3.5/10 - Heavy Blog Is Heavy

For More Information:

www.facebook.com/basickrecords www.facebook.com/TheAlg0r1thm

Released on 19th November 2012, this album is not only wildly inventive and groundbreaking, it challenges the very existence of genre classifications and scenes all together. Be warned, there is a strong possibility that this will make you eat your own face.

iTunes: georiot.co/1Gel Amazon CD: georiot.co/THW Amazon Vinyl: georiot.co/lpm Amazon Digital: georiot.co/1OQO

"Even in a scene where progressive attitude is the norm, there's nothing quite like The Algorithm... mashing together metal, trance, techno, reggae and dub with the subtlety of a rhino on roller-skates. Pure Class" - Merlin Alderslade, METAL HAMMER

'It’s chaotic, unpredictable, but most importantly, it’s incredibly well constructed with a serious consideration and knowledge of music. Even if you pick it up and listen to it once, it’ll be worth it just to marvel at the electronic genius on display. This comes highly recommended for the open-minded and the genre-crossers alike: music doesn’t get much more genre-bendy than this' 8/10 - Hit The Floor

' It wouldn’t be at all shocking if Polymorphic Code becomes a seminal record and sparks further developments in the melding of metal and electronic music genres. Should such a thing happen, hopefully they’ll be as good as Polymorphic Code, which presents the idea with earnest and sincerity instead of pretense and grandeur' 3.5/10 - Heavy Blog Is Heavy

For More Information:

www.facebook.com/basickrecords www.facebook.com/TheAlg0r1thm