https://functionrecordsuk.bandcamp.com
https://youtube.com/evankiljoy
https://twitch.tv/evankiljoy
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The Zone - Jul 3rd 2024

Store: functionrecordsuk.bandcamp.com

Evan Short, aka Kiljoy, is a kiwi pioneer of the Drum n Bass movement, with 25 years of producing the toughest grooves and nastiest tunes under his belt. Having once been a founding member of Concord Dawn, he now strives to break new ground in old territory with a return to his roots and a passion to explore undiscovered treasures within it. Pushing a Techstep / Jungle edge with a modern twist, playing and making the sound he loves.
Recent releases on Function Records point to Kiljoy having one foot firmly within the Jungle tradition and another seeking the future.

An absolute expert behind the decks, having previously toured the world extensively, DJing all over the United States, Europe and South Pacific including events like Big Day Out (NZ), Kings of the Rollers (Germany), Fabric Live (UK), Renegade Hardware (UK) and more as well as guest mix slots on BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 2 and Ministry of Sound.

His latest musical productions have been picked up by DnB royalty; Digital on his Function Records imprint, with forthcoming music, EPs and an album, artists like Digital, John B, DJ Storm, DJ Trace, DJ Craze, Bailey and more have been playing his music, receiving props from the likes of Metalheadz Goldie as well as catching the eye of some other genre shaping DnB imprints.

Bristol based DnB/Jungle DJ
CoFounder of @fullspectrumbristol 
Half of production duo @arterialdnb




Purveyor of bass, vibes and general rudeness.

"Gunfinger Radio"
Listen live on www.subfm.com Monthly Fridays 8pm-10pm(Pacific) Uk time that is 4am-6am on Saturday
more mixes from the vinyl years www.mixcloud.com/dj-bias

Calico (formerly Dj Bias) Is a Vancouver based dj who started when he purchased his first set of turntables after listening to skratch djs, quickly tho he moved into mixing Drum n'Bass. Things then really started heating up when he started a weekly Drum n’Bass night at The Met called ‘Fixed Fridays’ which went on for 4 years in Vancouver.  At the same time Bias also was part of a weekly Drum n’Bass radio show on local UBC radio CiTr 101.9 fm called ‘Shadow Jugglers’ with fellow Jungalist rudegal ‘MP’.  He has had the honor play along side artists such as Chase & Status, Nosia, Subfocus, Pendulum, Dj Hype, Dj Fresh, Kenny Ken, Dub FX, Marcus Visionary, Nicky Blackmarket, Remarc, Dj Zinc, Rusko, Djunya, Luke Envoy, Babylon System, Gridlok, Deaga Sound, Shy FX, Joe Nice, The Upbeats and Danny Byrd and played all across Canada and into the US all the way to Scotland UK. When Dubstep and deep end bass music was starting to come into the scene in the mid to late 2000s Bias was also a strong supporter playing the odd dubstep track at Fixed Fridays as well as hosting Dubstep and Drum n’Bass parties and doing a radio show on Dubstep.fm. If you’ve seen Bias play then you know he doesn’t mess around and always pushes the technical limits of Dj-ing as well as having deep selections of music and a passion to share the vibe. Fast forward to 2018/beyond, he is going by the name Calico with a monthly radio show on Friday 8pm-10pm(pacific) on Sub.fm. Calico plays and loves a large variety of music from 140/Dubstep, Grime, Trap, Bassline, and general rudebwoy bass vibes but will always be a strong supporter and advocate for his first love Drum n’Bass and Jungle music.

For Booking Inquiries send me a PM on Soundcloud for contact info.

RDO/ATK > RadioAttack > [rey-dee-oh-uh-tak]

At the tender age of 20 years old. Young 
RDO/ATK saw his nightlife flash before his eyes when he slipped on a poster sized rave flyer at the top of the stairs at the palladium. As he tumbled jncos akimbo, face first towards the abyss, he met the dance floor with a crash and a bang. 

It was later found that he had suffered numerous broken beats and fractured breaks. 

The prognosis did not bode well for young RDO/ATK. Such events would inevitably lead to him developing a very rare and incurable condition known as Multiple Genre Syndrome (MGS). 

His musical tastes were forever scattered across the pantheon of electronic music like baby powder on the dance floor before a long Sunday’s Shelter. 

TL:DR I fuck with all of it:)