Luke Vibert, one of the most respected figure in UK electronic music, known for his work in many areas of electronic music. Active since early 90's, quickly became a key member of highly respected Rephlex Records owned by the king of IDM - Aphex Twin. Associated with IDM sounds, Luke Vibert have never sticked or declared devotion to the only one style and rather kept pushing forward his creativity and diversity. Unlimited resources of imagination let him build a long history and a dense web of aliases that includes Amen Andrews, Butler Kiev, Kerrier District, Luke Warm, Plug, Modern Rave, Rave Hop, Spac Hand Luke, The Ace Of Clubs, Visible Crater Funk, Wagon Christ. Under the last moniker from that long list, he was largely responsible for pioneering the electronic music genre known today as Trip Hop.

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In April 2020, Luke Vibert has announced releasing 3 LP under 3 different aliases Amen Andrews, Modern Rave and Rave Hop, that will explore a different era of dance music history. The first, already landed on May 29th is focused old-school jungle beats, while second 2 LP released 26th June Modern Rave is about early rave music. The last one, scheduled for the 31st of July, Rave Hop, is going to explore breakbeat era.

Experimental musician and ambient music composer, who grew up in Texas, but have never implied any musical influences from his lands. Instead, it is much easier to detect it floating somewhere on the other side of the galaxy. Known from really mystical, wonderful, melancholic and magical approach to the audio production. Although his debut in 1998, William Basinski started experimenting with sounds in early 70's and he had enough time to polish his skills up to the moment when the whole world decided that drone and glitch music has never sounds so beautiful. One of his most important live perform and main compositional tools is the tape loop on reel-to-reel machines, successfully used on The Disintegration Loops I-IV series released between 2002-2003. Sounds from the 80's looped and played over and over until sounds has almost faded away between tape noises. More audio-emotions experiencing than listening itself. Highly recommended stuff to check after my favorite album, which simply cannot be listen as separate tracks.