Description
Hypercolour swiftly follow up the latest long player from Kris Wadsworth with another full artist album, and in keeping with the label’s eclectic tastes and vision, turn to one of the electronic scenes unsung heroes. Luke Vibert has always operated on the fringes of each musical genre, but in doing so has become a well respected, and highly influential producer. From his early work as Wagon Christ (Rising High/Ninja Tine), Kerrier District and Amen Andrews (Rephlex), Plug (Ninja), Butler Kiev (Planet Mu) and recordings under his own Luke Vibert moniker (including seminal albums for Mo Wax, Planet Mu and Warp Records), this is one artist who has come fully formed and in complete control of the direction his music takes.
