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Consumer Electronics is a power electronics band formed in 1982 by UK-based noise artist Philip Best at age 14. Best later went on to join the noise group Whitehouse, and Consumer Electronics subsequently became inactive. It was revived briefly during the 90s for a collaboration with Merzbow, and after Best left Whitehouse in 2008 he has once again started making music as Consumer Electronics, this time with help from Gary Mundy, previous bandmate of Best from Ramleh and Male Rape Group, and Mattin. .

Deviant Electronics is Brighton-based producer Ciaran Walsh, whose introduction to electronic music came from parties like Club Dog and the free party scene of 1992-93, with events like Castlemorton and live techno/trance acts such as Eat Static. Having been involved with music in various forms from an early age, the transition from ‘real’ to electronic instruments was a natural one. His most noticeable album is called Blunt Instruments which consists 9 highly experimental and unique tracks which blend drum&bass, idm, electro and various psychedelic elements all in one. It was released in 2000. His first tracks appeared in 2 EP's...

We Were Pirates is the musical brainchild of Mike Boggs, a multi-instrumentalist who writes and records songs in his home studio in the DC area. To date, Boggs has released three We Were Pirates albums and a film score for ‘Dear Mr. Watterson’ in 2013. ‘Dear Mr. Watterson’ is a documentary film about the impact of the comic strip, Calvin & Hobbes. We Were Pirates’ original score includes fourteen instrumental songs that range from jangly, upbeat pop, to darker, more introspective tracks. The score features Boggs on guitar, drums, keys, and some bass, while contributor Kate Rears Burgman (The Mean...