"Bobbi Style is more than just a gifted 80′s Goth Rock Star – he is an inspiration to many, and a militant advocate for disabled people."
Bobbi Style was born with cerebral palsy, leaving him wheelchair-bound. He never let this disability get the better of him. Instead, he overcame the obvious obstacles – not only the physical, but the inherently prejudicial public reactions to a disabled Goth-band frontman. He achieved this with grace and dignity, and in his native UK, Bobbi became quite the cult figure with a large, hard-core group of fans.
In an interview with NX Live Magazine, Bobbi recalls that he first got into music around age 5 as a drummer, then guitarist and bassist. In his early teens, and when his disability would not allow him to maneuver around a drum kit any longer, he found himself as a singer for the school band, calling upon such influences as Gary Numan, Japan, Generation X, and Siouxsie & The Banshees for inspiration. In addition to the above-mentioned, Bobbi also cites the following as influential presences: Sisters of Mercy, The Cult, and The Mission, Depeche Mode, Nine Inch Nails, Skinny Puppy, Marilyn Manson, the list is endless.... 

Rolf Kempf is a singer/songwriter and performer, recently inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame with his song, "Hello, Hurray", an Alice Cooper anthem on both, "Billion Dollar Babies", and " Greatest Hits" and various Rhino DVD's. The latest surfacing of the tune is in "X-Men: Days of Future Past. 
The Electronica is performed and recorded all in one take, improvised on the spot. Different World influences from New Orleans, Indian, Latin, African music are woven through like strands of consciousness coming from various forms of modern media, incorporating into a new kind of world music.

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