Service Lab have come to take the power back. 
Over the past three decades electronic music has been taken hostage by serious, semi evil, robot like musicians. Taking themselves very seriously, Service Lab do every thing they can to make electronic music less serious. 
No more serious people twisting knobs and pushing buttons. Electronic music is here for us to dance to it, and dancing should be fun.

Service Lab - Dead Beats

Daniel Broache aka Flak, aka Exfil hails from the industrial wastelands of the Rustbelt(Ohio). After stewing in polluted lakes and oxidized slime he discovered the dark powers of DnB, Dubstep and atmospheric sound waves that expose the very essence of human emotion.
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Visit DJ Skyh's blog for sick dubstep/dnb/drumstep mixes and the like....

www.bluntsmokin.blogspot.com

Releases:

FLAK - Flow Tactics
http://www.addictech.com/p/81928
(Waveform Modulations)

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Booking south america: saframusic@gmail.com

 producing music since 1998.




Supported by Evol Intent / Mindscape / Hybris / Xtrah / Blockhead / Zombie Cats / BTK / Bad Taste / Eatbrain / Dutty Audio / Cyberfunk / Major League












Brother of <a href="https://soundcloud.com/adonesound">Adone</a>

Service Lab plays live Glitch Hop on stage. Originally from Israel he has become the biggest Glitch Hop live show in Israel. After performing in the largest and hottest venues in Israel such as Haoman 17, and Radio E.P.G.B, Service Lab moved to LA where they performed on various stages and festivals including Lightning in a Bottle Festival, Whole Earth Festival, Los Globos, San Diego's Ruby Room and many more. During 2012 Service Lab released three EP's on Empathy Records, Daly City Records and Scrub Club Records which were all highly reviewed in blogs and online media.
Service Lab music was featured on glitch radio such as Giltch.fm, Medical Bass, and independent college radio.