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pH10 is an electronic recording artist and performance group currently out of Denver, Colorado, USA. The group was formed by Recone Helmut and Clark ov Saturn, former members of LD-50, an industrial rock quartet from Denver in the late 1990's. The first recording, "Recone Helmut vs. Clark ov Saturn" a 4 song EP on CD was self-released in 1998.

In 1998, pH10 began the move to Brooklyn, New York, where they began recording Sci-Fidelity for Trumystic Records. In 1999, pH10 toured Europe with Dr. Israel and Trumystic Sound System, and finished their Sci-Fidelity release. However Sci-Fidelity was to be later pressed by an outfit in Salt Lake City, Utah, "the Freedom Zone."

In 2001, pH10 released their next full length CD: Quarks and Gluons, on Denver label Terraform / Terraformat records.

In 2003, Clark ov Saturn left to continue working on a side project, minimal techno act with Sean Smith, (aka DJ Blues, and now, Nicolas Sauser) Socks and Sandals.

Recone Helmut continued to record as pH10 and worked with Pete Mizer on the next release "Helmutvision"

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