Ectomorph is a name that looms large in the world of electronic music, particularly in the realms of Detroit techno and electro. Founded in 1994 by BMG (Brendan M. Gillen) and Erika (Erika Sherman), the duo came together with a shared vision of creating their own unique sound within the techno genre, heavily influenced by the pioneering spirit of their city's musical heritage. Ectomorph's sound is characterized by its raw, stripped-down electronic beats and pulsating synthesizers, often accompanied by otherworldly and haunting vocal elements. Through the use of analog equipment and a preference for live performance, they have carved out a distinctive niche and become known for their improvisational and dynamic sound.

Their discography includes an array of influential tracks and albums, with recent releases such as "Masonic (Live in Detroit)," capturing the essence of their energetic live performances, and "Stark (Remastered)," where they revisit and refine their earlier work with modern production polish. "Subsonic Vibrations (Remastered)" and "Stalker" further display their ability to manipulate the building blocks of techno into something deeply hypnotic and original. With "Chromed Out" and "Dada," Ectomorph continues to experiment, pushing the boundaries of the electro genre. Albums like "Breakthrough" and "Destroy Your Powercenters" have contributed to solidifying their reputation as avant-garde craftsmen, continually expanding upon their foundational sound and influencing the next generation of techno artists.