Weirdo

Weened on warm tea, Led Zep and Thin Lizzy, the weird one was maybe an unlikely candidate to start writing tunes for the world of dance music. But once those beeps and boings of early techno started to seep into his head, that was it. Tuning into Colin Favour and Colin Dale became a must. Listening to DJ mates playing sets at all nighters in the Brixton arches, and going to nights such as Pendragon and Escape to Samsara, the weird one became hooked (line and sinker) on the tougher sounds of the dance scene. As soon as an Akai S3000 could be purchased (same price as a car in them days), spending time delving into the world of noises and notes became an obsession. Who needed food when there was new