If you grew up in the eighties you probably could not escape from the Hooked on Classics series that mixed the old classical music with various disco beats in the most enjoyably horrifying ways. The clash of the prestigious with the hilarious was lovely and gruesome at the same time. "Experimental Health" takes on the classical styles with a delightfully retro way with the first four songs reimagining the barock music. The further we dive into the abyss of this album the closer we are to the future that never was even going to be. All this is seen through Lauri Hannu's unique talent of treating music as a serious playground. We hear a warm greeting to all those living in the bush of ghosts. So, couple of steps backwards with a giant leap to the future. Does that make us contemporary? "Experimental Health" is a follow-up to Lauri Hannu's phenomenal debut album "Instrumental Health" (1997). In "Experimental Health" Lauri Hannu returns to his roots in artcore techno for oddzone dance fever.