SSSE, or Science Slam Sonic Explorers, are a music science outreach project created in 2013 by University of Basel s Achim G. Reisdorf and Ohm Resistance s Submerged. This project transmits new scientific concepts and discoveries by way of audiovisual delivery. So Bizarrely Twisted is the commemoration of the masterwork of Senckenberg Award winning scientist Reisdorf, a lively discussion of the Opisthtonic Posture, and the taphonomy involved in discovering the causes of this posture. The record is a cornucopia of amazing artists and narrators - Dr. Israel (Method of Defiance, Blood of Heroes) and Nicole Blackman (KMFDM, Golden Palominos) provide the voiceovers on the project, while music is drawn from a variety of backgrounds. The Blood of Heroes reform for one version of the track; Submerged contributes a blistering drum & bass rendering; Corsican dub organist Svevo contributes a long, electro influenced mix; Germany s seetyca further distills the sounds into ambience; and last and most inexplicably, there is a Spanish language translation over an incredible Tango version. The picture disc art features the scientific photo of famous Berlin archaeopteryx fossil, and the rear, a gorgeous Esther Van Hulsen painting of the creature, alive. This picture disc is an amazing pieces of art/science/variety, an absolute must own! Tracklist: A1) SSSE - Scientific Abstract A2) SSSE with The Blood of Heroes - So Bizarrely Twisted (Horner - Seilacher Mix) A3) SSSE - So Bizarrely Twisted (Submerged Drum & Bass Mix) B1) SSSE - So Bizarrely Twisted (Ostrom - Wellnhofer Mix) B2) SSSE - So Bizarrely Twisted (seetyca ghost reconstruction mix) B3) SSSE - Paleotango Retorcido