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2004/09: Manchester Online - Paul Cockerton
Electro stalwart DMX Krew's Dj set in front of a capacity Attic crowd in February proved such a success he's been asked to come back.
But this time the promoters of the Sequence night have gone one better by booking DMX Krew (aka Edward Upton) to play a full live set followed by a Dj set straight afterwards.
DMX Krew has released five albums so far for Rephlex Records as well as a host of singles on other limelight-hogging labels including Ghostly International, International Deejay Gigolo and Ersatz Audio.
Most recently, DMX released the mini-LP Collapse Of The Wave Function in July, a concept mini-album based on the theme of quantum physics.
Fortunately, even on this record he manages to steer clear of headache-inducing electronica and most of the tracks he's released - the single 17 Ways To Break My Heart and the reworking of Kraftwerk's Showroom Dummies in particular - are Richard X-style electro-pop.
Sequence was established late last year by resident DJs†from the late, lamented Music Is Better night and specialises in electro that doesnít stray into flashy electroclash or noodly electronica territories.
Paul Cockerton
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