Langage Computer consists of two members: John Bloug takes care of all compositional aspects, while Detect handles the turntables for the scratched episodes and sonic add-ons.

Influences are plural and widely spread. The paths of experimental HipHop artists the likes of Anticon, Mush, Def Jux, Project Blowed or Living Legends crisscross with the catalogs of Warp (mostly Boards of Canada, Aphex ... [More]

The Canadian production team of Ru & Lex sometimes and most famously known as the Legion Of Green Men come originally from Burlington, Ontario. They have worked under many aliases and in fact first linked up with swim via a remix for Malka Spigel under the name of Incarnate (their usual remix moniker, under which they ... [More]

Mathias 'Lena' Delplanque's adventure began in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, in 1973. Rocked by the sounds of disco, reggae, zouk and Congolese rumba,
he began his music studies (organ and piano) at a very young age. In an atypical way, his musical horizons open up radically: Tom Waits, Art of Noise, Public Enemy, Pierre Henry, Edgar Varèse, Stockhausen... His first compositions were ... [More]

Scott Gibbons has been experimenting with electronic music for almost 20 years, mixing a blend of natural acoustic sounds with the new technologies appearing in sound/music production, and has explored the range of frequencies close to the limits of the human hearing, embracing quietness as main element of his works.

Twisted programmings, a unique humour and futuristic improvisations are some of the characteristics of Lisa Carbon's sound, which has been copied by many throughout the years.

Partly recorded in San José (Costa Rica), Lisa's hometown, 'Trio de Janeiro' was then mainly completed under the guidance of her long time companion Atom™ in his Frankfurt studio.

When the first Lisa Carbon recording was ... [More]

Since his early days ('88) at the Pelican club in Aberdeen, Ian Hartley has been experimenting with sound, texture and melody. A graduate of Edinburgh's Blue Room scene he has remained in that city while never indulging it's dominant 'techno' aesthetic. Indeed from the earliest days there was something different about Lobe. Although his sound is machine derived it has ... [More]

Lou Barlow:
Dinosaur Jr, Sebadoh, Sentridoh, Folk Implosion... all these names are an integral part of Barlow's life and sense of perpetual musical innovation... Going back to the roots and basics of rock, folk and pop, he is one of the few artists that present pure emotions instead of the usual prefabricated clichés of the genre.

Rudy Trouvé:
If one day wandering in ... [More]

Luc Ferrari: "I have made works that more or less depart from purely musical concerns. Some of them call for a meeting between different branches of what may be the same tree. The problem is to express in different ways the passing ideas, feelings and intuitions; to observe daily life in all its realities whether they be social, psychological or ... [More]