Margo Lauritzen writes songs about worms and bicycles. She teaches at a preschool in Seattle and has written musicals for kids. Her latest offering is an abecedarian song cycle about science and nature called She is a Scientist!

Quadrant used to have a very outdated bio, so he wrote this one. Since the last update, this Seattle native has risen to the top of the stateside DnB scene, alongside his partner (in production, DJing, and life), Iris. Together they have toured (some parts of) the world, released tens of mixes, completed a debut LP with their good friend Kid Hops entitled “206”, and released EPs and collabs with some of their favorite people in the entire world (names your friends have probably heard of, like Klute, Total Science, DLR, Ulterior Motive, and Ant TC1). If your friends still aren’t convinced, make sure to mention their signature blend of deep but techy rolling vibes– only the good stuff, the stuff that makes you remember how good Drum and Bass can be. If that doesn’t work, tell them that 2008 will be Quadrant’s best year yet.


More information:
facebook.com/quadrantdnb
soundcloud.com/quadrant
quadrantsound.com

Label affiliations:
Commercial Suicide
Dispatch
Metalheadz
Hospital
C.I.A
Sofa Sound
Guidance

stone giants west coast love stories https://stonegiants.net
amon tobin how do you live https://music.amontobin.com
the nomark club https://nomarkrecords.com

In the late 90's I teamed up with Will Balderston to form a group called "The Sandbenders", taken from William Gibson book, "Idoru."  Soon we found out there was already a band with that name, so we change our moniker to "Slitscan" Will and I produced several tracks together, which his contribution can be heard in every track I've put up here. Bare in mind that I used to live my life very differently, back them, so most of the details are quite foggy or absent. this is as accurate as I can get.

At some point in 2000, I think, Will left Slitscan for personal reasons and I started working more closely with DJ Patchbay from Oranj Plus Records, in Seattle, and they published some of my music. After laying a show in SLC with other people from Oranj Plus during the 2002 Winter Olympics, for reasons of my own, I rarely made any new music, though I still continued to play shows locally. In 2006 I changed "Slitscan" to "Robot Hospital." After playing a few shows under that name, I stopped music all together. This was part of a dramatic shift in my mentality. Being that all the necessary elements are in place for Robot Hospital to exist, I've dabbled a little in the last few years, creating parts of tracks here and there, but never finishing anything. My focus has been in other areas. It is my intention to once again revisit Robot Hospital, in the near future.

Official Page of LUSO | Carlos da Silva | Mean Streets

Some of the best house music I've heard come out in a long time. Carlos da Silva and Tyler Brunton on Arthouse Recs. There is some serious heat brewing up in our corner!  - PEZZNER 

DJ MAG UK calls Mean Streets (Carlos da Silva) "Clearly aware of dancefloor trends", and INTERNATIONAL DJ MAG UK agrees by stating “ ..some real Fabric style deepness”. 

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