Making its Internet debut, The Devil's Toxin is the creation of U.K. based artists Mark P and Dave M., and it's a darkly driving, mysterious album of exceptional underground dance music with heavy trance influences. Standout tracks include the malevolently groovy "But Satan Rules The Universe" and the intoxicating downtempo number, "Atek 1st Movement."

  Ambient Teknology aka Mark P. has been recording uptempo underground electronic music for over six years and is influenced by such artists as Kraftwerk, Orbital, Gary Numan, and Sven Vath. Ambient Teknology fuses early synth from the 1970's and 80's with the dance driven drum and bass riffs of the late 90's, resulting in a driving, upbeat sound full of ecclectic beats and the deliciously dark undertones of early new wave.

Born in Cornwall, England in 1966, Mark P. lived and grew through the UK punk and electronic scene and developed a sense of the true depth of sound synthesisers were meant to bring to music. Much of Ambient Teknology's music, in fact, is based on ideas involving a departure from the old, and a dawn into the new, and Mark continually incorporates new ideas, techologies, and sounds into his music as electronica and techno continue to evolve.

Self proclaimed as the only electronic artist in Cornwall, Mark has created quite a following for himself there. The official Ambient Teknology website receives thousands of hits from all over the world, and locally Ambient Teknology sells more than 100 CDs a month. Dedicated to creating exceptional dance underground for the local scene and the world at large, Ambient Teknology is on a mission to make music that the old and young alike can touch, feel, breathe, and most importantly—enjoy.

Ambient Teknology: upbeat underground with shades of new wave.