Where were you in ’92?” demands Zomby, as he throws you full-tilt through his system-rinsing debut LP, an awesome revival of early 90s hardcore with a modern, tweaked-out twist.
“One of those crucial producers who can trace his current musical lineage back through a youth consumed by garage, jungle, and rave..
-Pitchfork 8..
“A triumph in every respect.
-The Quietu.
“Frankly mind blowing.
-TooCoolToDi.
Whatever has been written about Zomby is probably wrong. Not because of who wrote it, but because the English produ ...read more
Where were you in ’92?” demands Zomby, as he throws you full-tilt through his system-rinsing debut LP, an awesome revival of early 90s hardcore with a modern, tweaked-out twist.
“One of those crucial producers who can trace his current musical lineage back through a youth consumed by garage, jungle, and rave..
-Pitchfork 8..
“A triumph in every respect.
-The Quietu.
“Frankly mind blowing.
-TooCoolToDi.
Whatever has been written about Zomby is probably wrong. Not because of who wrote it, but because the English producer Zomby loves to remain anonymous.
Not only does he barely release interviews, but when he performs he wears a mask. Obsessed by the glossy world of fashion and design – his music has been played during Prada’s fashion shows and Lady Gaga’s tours (Tears in the Rain) – as well as by the rhymes of Wiley and Charlie “Max B” Wingate. « hide
