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Download at iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/album/rubicon-ep/id905718111
BEATPORT: http://www.beatport.com/release/rubicon/1358973
Pola-Riot on FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/polariot
Music Video by Andreas Steinkogler (www.andreas-steinkogler.at)
Director, Idea & Post-Production: Andreas Steinkogler
Camera, Production: Thomas Rossipaul
Additional Camera: Marko Horvat, Wolfgang Hackl & Patrick Zadrobilek
Zombie Make-Up: Valerie Rossacher
Dank an: Fr. Rauscher - Zentralfriedhof Wien
Filmcasino Wien
Prater Wien

After their releases on Maehtrasher and Etage Noir Pola-Riot from vienna teamed up with their mates Beta Bow to make the fresh indie dance track Rubicon, which we could easily imagine being played on the cool radio stations around.
Right in the vein of acts like Digitalism they managed to combine indie vocals, electric rock basslines and a catchy hook with a production that will work on the floor as well as in your car, a fashion show, or your girlfriends ipod.

On the remix tip austrias up and comer Roquestar delivers a banging breakbeat electro version which is effortlessly pending between dancefloor and home abuse and Traktors rising talent Ackermann who is still fresh off his last 2 highly acclaimed releases turns the original into an emotional deep house number that perfectly translates the bittersweet mood into dancefloor bliss.

They didn't start the riot? Maybe they did. Bringing some fresh air to Vienna's club scene DJ/producer/promoter duo Pola-Riot has established one of the most unique club nights in Austria's capital. The guys are known for their explosive sets, blending electro, future techno and house, destined to make crowds freak out big time. They played numerous national and international festivals and venues in recent years, for instance Austria's main open air Frequency and Urban Art Forms, the country's biggest festival for electronic music.
Pola-Riot's body of work contains commissioned remixes for fellow countrymen like Amadeus Award winners Bunny Lake or Beta Bow (of "Second Streets Have No Name", which they later re-remixed with The Bloody Beetroots for their first album) as well as for artists like Dim Mak's Mustard Pimp. Their bootleg of Stardust's French house evergreen "Music Sounds Better With You" reached the No. 1 position on the HypeM charts. Pola-Riot's track "Superpimpin" got consecutive airplay on Kissy Sell Out's Radio 1 show, which earned them a signing on Tommie Sunshine's imprint Brooklyn Fire. Jack Fox from Ireland’s national broadcaster RTÉ selected the track as the "No. 1 Tune Of 2009".