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Electronica composer/DJ John Benj. Creator of a kitch, disturbing yet needed music, in an era of un-originality. The direction Europe should have headed if it had not been the invasion of crap generic dance music. Style: Electronica/Electropop |
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Party animal John Thompson loves to rock a crowd. Relentlessly pushing funky/catchy sounds to connect and entertain all who go within hearing distance of the speakers. Style: Techno |
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Mentalist musician Steve Walker is no newbie to abstraction. As a theorist and practician in audio composition and architecture, he is a master at his trade. Dishing out growing disjointed chords, penetrating offset basslines and complex rhythms in his live performances, which could confuse the most hardy of music analysts. Style: Experimental Techno |
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Electronic experimentalist qUE started composing Techno in the days when computers could only achieve low fidelity sound. Rather than attempt the usual way of sequencing externally recorded sound samples, he wrote his own sound generating algorithms which could create simplified waveforms and give a much more loud and clear result. This later led to a fascination with sequencing and modelling audio with FM based synthesis. Style: Experimental Techno |
