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A standalone goliath in California's barren techno landscape, Moe Espinosa – aka Drumcell – has always been a determined experimentalist in sound. Though galvanised by the early '90s rave scene in LA, his love affair for synthesis and sonic design date back to the classical training of his musical youth.

Now a vanguard sound designer, label founder, performing artist (and a product specialist for NI to boot!) there are few other people who can discourse more entertainingly on the evolution of digital sound. As part of our Native Instruments series, press play on an exclusive podcast in which Drumcell tells the story of his entry into the world of synthesis via several essential records.

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Boiler Room x Native Instruments: In Conversation with Drumcell

"This mix, following on from Instantium Hardphace last year, is the second of a series of what I call 'horizontal slices.' The idea is that there are several long running 'themes' in my work -in other words, groups of pieces across time that partake of some kind of stylistic commonality. So whilst any given group will draw from nearly twenty years of releases, it will have an aesthetic unity that individual albums have often shunned. Of course, it's up to the listener to make sense (or otherwise) of what that aesthetic may be!" - Tom Jenkinson, March 2013

"Rotate Electrolyte" / Hello Everything (2006)
"Planetarium" / Hello Everything (2006)
"Ultravisitor" / Ultravisitor (2004)
"Welcome To Europe" / Hello Everything (2006)
"I Wish You Could Talk" / Go Plastic (2001)
"PSultan (Squarepusher remix)" / Chaos A.D. (1998)
"Port Rhombus" / Port Rhombus e.p. (1996)
"Tetra-Sync" / Ultravisitor (2004)
"Tommib" / Go Plastic (2001)
"Theme From Ernest Borgnine" / Feed Me Weird Things (1996)

Squarepusher - Ufabulum & Enstrobia EP out now on Warp Records
Ufabulum Live - March 30th, Roundhouse, London

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