Psyjinx is drum & bass, dub, house, and experimental beats produced by dedicated hardware.

Drum & Bass Label

Demos - AIM: WarmComms

Distribution: Triple Vision

bookings: info@warmandred.com

The longest running D&B DJ in the USA and founder of Big Riddim Recordings, Dave AK1200, has been a driving force within Drum and Bass culture in America since its inception. From his legendary mix CD's to his extensive list of high profile remixes and original tunes, he has maintained a presence within the industry for more than 20 years. For lack of a better term, AK is a "classically" trained DJ. He is known for his abrupt style of live mixing and spontaneously programming groups of tunes into unforgettably raw sets. 

AK’s dedication and devotion to drum and bass culture in and for the USA are unparalleled. He is a constant voice for the scene, and has spent the majority of his career helping to develop and establish new or unsigned DnB artists, particularly American. In 2000, he united with his long time friends and biggest competition, Dieselboy and DJ Dara to create Planet of the Drums with the collective goal of bringing drum and bass music to the main stage in America. Alongside Messinian on the microphone, the Planet of the Drums crew has become the most recognizable brand in the history of American drum and bass music.

AK has also closely worked with American DnB’s most decorated and prolific producer, Gridlok. In 2008, they released the highly acclaimed Autopsy double album. Immediately following that, they came with “Dub 4 Dub”, a tune described by Goldie as one that “should have come out on Metalheadz”. Most recently, they have created the DNBSTRONG tour campaign. Originally a phrase coined by AK to describe the growing enthusiasm amongst like-minded artists and fans of homegrown DnB and the culture itself, DNBSTRONG became a statement for all to once again rise up collectively and bring attention to the music and scene they proudly represent. 

As we enter the post-EDM era, and newer music forms begin to take root and grow steadily into their own legacy, DnB culture continues to lead the way as a benchmark of true underground music with great confidence. With continuously standard setting tunes to the die-hard fans, this music is quickly becoming the next target for the masses that seek the one true sound they can commit to. AK1200, with his explosive sets and constant cheerleading for the DnB community, continues to encourage and inspire new and old fans, DJ’s, and artists alike. His ability to bring momentum to every market he performs, and relentless promotion of the scene itself and by delivering the message that no one person is bigger than the scene united, AK1200 truly is leading by example. 


For bookings - email Pam@pamdjs.com

And all things AK1200 -

www.facebook.com/ak1200official
www.facebook.com/bigriddimrecodings
www.facebook.com/planetofthedrums
www.twitter.com/ak1200
www.soundcloud.com/ak1200
www.mixcloud.com/ak1200


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I've been known to make music under the aliases "terminalminded" [live d&b duo] , "nob&gate ltd.", "ampersand", and currently as "pocketsquare".

I've been producing beats since I was about 13 or 14.  I'm in my 40's now, and I'm finally getting to be pretty decent.

Proudly affiiated with dead-channel.com, the excellent net label featuring left-field underground electronic music.  Check out my "peacocking e.p." at http://www.dead-channel.com/releases/channel039-pocketsquare-peacocking-ep/

Sounds:  flstudio & various free/shareware plugs.

I love feedback.

Terminal Minded was a live Drum and Bass performance project, active in Southern Indiana and the Midwest region from approximately 2000 to 2004. The group initially consisted of Rabid (Matt Weldon) and KoffKoff (Patrick Hutchison). The duo soon became a trio, with the addition of visual artist Dr. Mindbender (Kyle Birkemeier).

Although their sound was primarily influenced by the beginnings of Neurofunk, they also drew heavily on earlier Tech Step sounds, as well as Breakbeat, Techno, and other electronic music genres. Over time, the general setup evolved to include a pair of Yamaha SU-700 sampler workstations and various drum machines and synths. These devices were played live in a quasi-tag team fashion, with each performer performing their original compositions in turn, adding embellishments as needed, and occasionally creating collaborative improvisational jams on the fly. Meanwhile, Kyle performed live visual manipulation, matched thematically to a given track. Terminal Minded eschewed the extensive use of MIDI control (other than as a basic click track), and each set was completely unique. This was no "laptop techno," but rather an imperfect, intense, and truly "live" performance experience.

Entrenched in Tokyo, Andrez likes to steal furtive glances in a pseudo-metaphysical rear-vision mirror, greedily brushing up on the “found art” chapter of the Dadaists’ handbook – all the time stimulated by Marcel Duchamp’s display of a toilet urinal. Blah, blah.
Remixed by Si Begg, Alan Oldham, Donk Boys, Luke's Anger, Justin Robertson, Dave Tarrida, James Ruskin, Dave Angel, Tobias Schmidt, Fila Brazillia, Justin Berkovi, Jason Leach (Subhead), Bas Mooy, Jammin' Unit, Mijk van Dijk, Biochip C, Patrick Pulsinger, AUX 88, Paul Birken, Blake Baxter, Wyndell Long, Steve Stoll, Zen Paradox, DJ Hi-Shock, Sebastian Bayne, Captain Funk, DJ Wada (Co-Fusion), and Toshiyuki Yasuda (formerly from Fantastic Plastic Machine).
Oh yeah, and he has out 5 novels, several comics, and also happened to run IF? Records for 15 years.


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