It's not acid techno. It's electro that's discovered the universal solvent

~ V.I.T.R.I.O.L. ~

Nervechannel - Model Theory Dogma

Nervechannel - Red Queen Effect [demo]

Theme from Sleep Talking (2024), a short film directed by Jack Berry and written by Peter Stead. Music and sound design by Andrew Clegg @ Nervechannel.

Sleep Talking will premiere at the Genesis Cinema, London, on March 30th: https://independenthorrorsociety.com/ihs-indie-film-showcase-2024-line-up-announced/

Theme from Sleep Talking

Underground club music written in the summer when clubbing stopped.

Video out now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpEvErcbWNw

Maximal techno, because more is more, right?

https://nervechannel.bandcamp.com/track/body-double

Mastered by Nicky @ thefatmastering.com (@thefatmastering)

Nervechannel - Body Double [video edit]

Official video out now! https://youtu.be/R76Zkm8Y09Q

Cut-up rituals and lo-fi invocations. Nothing says spooky like action-at-a-distance.

Free download on Bandcamp while stocks last: https://nervechannel.bandcamp.com/track/fernwirkungen

Mastered by Nicky @ thefatmastering.com (@thefatmastering)

Nervechannel - Fernwirkungen [video edit]

Watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6hpGqaD37k

I want some of my tracks to evoke a feeling of technologically codependent dystopia — still-relevant 80s cyberpunk literature given musical voice through the algorithms of that era, bent into making sounds their early pop adopters would have hated.

Alternatively: like synthwave, but instead of racing down a coastal highway in your head, you’re escaping a Shiba City office complex pursued by yakuza and augmented ex-mil private security.

Because Syndicate > Outrun, no competition.

The Digitone is the perfect tool for this. It lets you sound futuristically retro — lo-fi sci-fi — without falling into cliché. (At least not by accident)

The graphics are from Cathodemer which makes a deliberate attempt to emulate video hardware of long gone days, warts and all. It’s all software but can mostly only do things that were possible in old-school hardware systems like Scanimate. It’s dead cheap (currently £12.74 on Steam) and a bit buggy, but still a good place to start with video synthesis in general. And its look and feel are perfect for this kind of aesthetic.


Control is taken from the Area X EP, coming out in March 2021.

Mastered by Nicky @ https://thefatmastering.com (@thefatmastering)

Area X

Buy on Bandcamp

Nervechannel - Control [video edit]

The Lighthouse Keeper, refracted and reconstructed. A chthonian inversion.

Nervechannel - Crawler

Hallucinatory industrial breakbeats for an imaginary concrete dancefloor.

Nervechannel - Surveillance Bandits

Nervechannel - Ghost Bird

Nervechannel - The Lighthouse Keeper

[unsettling music intensifies]

Contact: andrew [dot] clegg [at] gmail [dot] com

London-based producer, composer, sound designer, music software engineer, recovering DJ, former reviewer for zines & blogs, and occasional video artist.

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