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After seven years of releasing cutting-edge electronic music, B(if)tek have risen to become one of the most respected and internationally recognised electronic outfits in Australia. Now they are releasing their most accomplished album yet - a double CD entitled Frequencies Will Move Together.

The girls from B(if)tek - Kate Crawford and Nicole Skeltys - have done it all: they've released three albums, several EPs on vinyl and CD, provided soundtracks and sound design for Australian films such as The Bank (2001). They've toured extensively in Europe and the US, established the WINK Awards for electronic art, and composed sound installations for art galleries and the Australian National Museum.

Their new album, Frequencies Will Move Together is a delicately melodic and melancholic excursion, one which accomplishes a new musical reach. B(if)tek have combined their trademark catchy electro and atmospheric soundscapes into a new hybrid: electronic music with soul.