Plot for a soap opera: In 1990, Saverio Evangelista and Maurizio Martinucci created in Rome Most Significant Beat, an electronic cell that fed itself from Clock DVA and Cabaret Voltaire's "breasts". In 1991, Saverio, who has always been a lover of Esplendor Geométrico's corrosion, became as well Arturo Lanz's musical mate (bigamy!) and they both represented their first compositions is an album shared, precisely, with Most Significant Beat (duplex!). Italian duet's next discographic work is another split-album, shared this time with Dosezero (who is just Maurizio's parallel musical affair with Simone Carraresi!). To make things more complicated, Maurizio, very generous to his own time, faces as well groups such as TeZ and Nucleus (polygamy!). All through these ten untiring years, Most Significant Beat's music has evolved from a rhythmical, hard and dislocating Cyberdelia to a suggestive and dance techno that does not turn up its nose to ethnic and ambient sounds.

Jesús Brotons.

• Control Remoto 1.0 (CD compartido con Esplendor Geométrico, Geometrik, 1991)
• Heart Thinks Wide (12", Nature Records, 1994)
• Control Remoto 2.0 (CD compartido con Dosezero, Geometrik, 1995)
• Electrons At Work (CD/2LP, Liberation & Ecstasy, 1997)
• Slow Martian Beat EP (EP, Geometrik / Brainwaves, 1999)