DJs
The DJs behind the sound.
Mike C
Mindcontroller
Mis Chief
Mixmatt
UK hardcore-scene producer/DJ from the early-to-mid 1990s, released tracks including 'R.P.T. (Rushin' Piano Track)' and 'Do You Love Your Hardcore (96 Remix)'.
Mozz
Mr C (The Shamen)
Richard West (b. 2 January 1965), English house/tech house DJ, producer and rapper; acid house pioneer at Clink Street's RIP parties (1987), founder of Superfreq, Plink Plonk and End Recordings and co-owner of club The End; frontman of The Shamen during hits like 'Ebeneezer Goode' and 'Move Any Mountain'.
Mrs Woods
Mrs Wood (Jane Rolink, b. Barnsley), female DJ/producer in the hardbag/UK techno scene from 1990; React label releases include 'Whodunnit?' (1994) and hardbag anthem 'Joanna' (1995); twice voted Top Female DJ by DJ magazine.
Neil Trix
Neil Trix came up through mid-1980s urban music, electro and hip hop before discovering early house and Detroit techno, then moved into DJing. In the late 80s/early 90s he played some of the UK's best warehouse parties alongside Grooverider, Fabio, Sasha and Carl Cox, working in jungle and drum & bass; his discography includes 'Trans-Central Connection', a 1995 Essential Mix, and a contribution to Goldie's 'INCredible Sound of Drum 'n' Bass' mix series.
Nevmun
Nicky Blackmarket
Nicholas Andersson-Gylden, pivotal British jungle/drum and bass DJ-producer since the 1980s, part-owner of Soho's Blackmarket Records (now BM-Soho) which he helped grow into a breakbeat/jungle hub in the early 90s; founded the Kartoonz label.
