With this year’s re-release of their classic debut album “When Machines Ruled The World”, it would seem that Punx Soundcheck have come full circle into this new decade – a revisit of their past demonstrates how far Punx Soundtrack have travelled on their constant journey into the future, always pushing forward. Punx Soundcheck are a longstanding pillar of London’s Underground dance scene; as DJs and producers they have consistently been at the bleeding edge of electronic music, straddling genres, and constantly evolving their sound, utilising both a dazzling array of original vintage synths and cutting edge studio hardware.
Both legendary dance music producers in their own right, the duo of John Taylor and Roland Faber make a formidable team, weaving together their collected influences into their distinctive sound. Recently having put their own slant on dance classics “House Arrest” (with artwork for the single hand drawn by Boy George) and “Rock To The Beat”, and original numbers such as “Two Timed” show that Punx Soundcheck aren’t going to be slowing down anytime soon.

From their debut album, “When Machines Ruled the World”, (which saw them collaborate with the likes of Boy George and Marc Almond), to 2017’s long player number 5, “No Rules Anymore”, via a multitude of singles, EPs, and reworks for everyone from Bloc Party to Digitaria to Duran Duran to S’Express (and many many more), Punx Soundcheck have consistently garnered rave reviews in respected publications such as Mixmag and DJ Magazine; their releases on have been played out by the worlds biggest DJs and radio shows, and their bang-on-the-money remixes have cemented their position as the go-to guys for a sure fire rerub.

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