Double LP
Pulling from early Aphex Twin, Detroit techno and UK hardcore, µ-Ziq built a loose, funky, lo-fi take on rave with crunchy drums and sharp melodic instincts somewhere between John Barry and classic TV themes.
Without owning a computer, Mike Paradinas had been making techno, house and industrial since 1990 on a 4-track. After linking with Frank Naughton and his Atari 1040ST, they recorded together in Wimbledon. In 1992, a demo reached Aphex Twin, leading to a Rephlex deal and an advance paid in Atari gear.
