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PYLOT
PYLOT was a British electronic duo formed in the early 1990s by James Ruskin and Mark Broom. They worked within the techno scene, putting out albums like...
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PYLOT was a British electronic duo formed in the early 1990s by James Ruskin and Mark Broom. They worked within the techno scene, putting out albums like "Mind Control" in 1996 and "Gemini" in 2000. Their track "Shadowtask" came out in 1995.
Their sound leaned toward industrial rhythms and atmospheric synths. They collaborated with other techno figures such as Richie Hawtin and Surgeon. The music could be abrasive for some listeners, but Ruskin and Broom kept to their own approach.
You can hear that blend on songs like "Shadowtask" and "Lost", driving beats under hazy melodies. They were part of that UK underground wave in the '90s, and their records still turn up in sets today.
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