With “Eye’m Are Pokin’”, German techno pioneer Jens Lissat delivers an uncompromising debut on the legendary label Noom Records. The track is an energetic acid techno banger that rolls through the night like a steam locomotive rave with its industrial groove and acid lines.
The original title pays homage to Commander Tom by incorporating the well-known riff from the song “Are Are Eye?” Commander Tom (August 29, 1962 – June 9, 2022) was an A&R representative who played a decisive role in the success of the Noom Records label in the 1990s.
On the B-side, Marc Jerome transforms the original into a deeply hypnotic version—minimal, precise, and perfect for dark club nights.
🎵 Tracklist:
1. Eye’m Are Pokin’ – A direct acid techno track: gritty, energetic, built for big dance floors.
2. Eye’m Are Pokin’ (Marc Jerome Remix) – Hypnotic, minimalist, ideal for long DJ sets and intense club moments.
Jens Lissat, often affectionately referred to as the “Godfather of Techno”, began his career in 1979 in Hamburg’s disco scene. One of the first DJs there, he released one of the first German house productions, “Work The Housesound,” in 1987. In the early 1990s, he co-founded Interactive with Ramon Zenker, responsible for techno hits such as “Who Is Elvis” and “Forever Young,” the latter of which went gold. Since 2002, he has been working with Marco Wolters as Lissat & Voltaxx and runs several labels, including Tactical Records, Monkey League, and Studio3000 Records. Jens Lissat is regarded worldwide as one of the most influential innovators in electronic music.
More information about the label: Noom Records
