Under various guises, Matthew Herbert pushes electronic music production standards to its limits and then some. His releases for Phonography, Classic, and Warp, and his countless remixes for Raw Elements, Clear, Reflective, Perlon, Playhouse, and F Communications run the gamut from house to techno and electro, taking in abstract and experimental along the way. In early 2000, he set up Accidental, Soundslike, and Lifelike (formerly Lowlife) to release avant-garde electronic music from a family of innovative, nonconformist musicians of all stylistic leanings, in addition to releases under his own aliases Herbert, Radio Boy, Wishmountain, and Doctor Rockit [epitonic.com]
Under various guises, Matthew Herbert pushes electronic music production standards to its limits and then some. His releases for Phonography, Classic, and Warp, and his countless remixes for Raw Elements, Clear, Reflective, Perlon, Playhouse, and F Communications run the gamut from house to techno and electro, taking in abstract and experimental along the way. In early 2000, he set up Accidental, Soundslike, and Lifelike (formerly Lowlife) to release avant-garde electronic music from a family of innovative, nonconformist musicians of all stylistic leanings, in addition to releases under his own aliases Herbert, Radio Boy, Wishmountain, and Doctor Rockit [epitonic.com]
