Luke Vibert (born 26 January 1973) is a British electronic musician and producer, also known for his work under several aliases such as Plug and Wagon...
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James Vibert (1872-1942), Swiss sculptor Jean-Pierre Vibert (1777–1866), French rosarian Jehan Georges Vibert (1840–1902), French academic painter Luke Vibert...
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there, his tutors introduced him to works by the likes of Aphex Twin, Luke Vibert, Squarepusher, and Boards of Canada, and Daniel would regularly use the...
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"Pullin' Me Back" The song was also sampled by British music producer Luke Vibert in his track “Mr. Mukatsuku”. Audio Currin, Grayson (August 6, 2003)...
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Extraterrestrial Musician, which was presented at MIPCOM in 2003. With Luke Vibert Perrey recorded an album titled Moog Acid, which was released in 2007...
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James' friend Luke Vibert, also known as Plug. James stated that while he worked with triplets and complicated beats in the past, that Vibert "got me into...
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Clinton Road, The musician Aphex Twin (and friend of Vibert) grew up near Redruth. Luke Vibert has released an album called Chicago, Detroit, Redruth...
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Original Fire EP (as Luke Vibert). At the time, Vibert also had a standing offer from UK label Ninja Tune to re-issue the album. Vibert ultimately opted to...
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music of many electronic artists, among them Mike Paradinas, DMX Krew, Luke Vibert, Aleksi Perälä and Squarepusher. The label has also remastered and re-released...
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Stop the Panic (category Luke Vibert albums)
Stop the Panic is a collaborative album by Luke Vibert and BJ Cole, released in 2000. John Bush of AllMusic gave the album 4 stars out of 5 and said,...
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exponents of drill 'n' bass included Luke Vibert, Aphex Twin, and Squarepusher. The style was pioneered by Vibert on his 1995 EPs under the name Plug....
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Richard D. James (also known as Aphex Twin) grew up in Cornwall, as did Luke Vibert and Alex Parks, winner of Fame Academy 2003. Roger Taylor, the drummer...
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favour with friends Richard D. James and Luke Vibert. The record has received heavy road testing from Richard and Luke, and original copies are on the net...
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jungle-inspired breakbeats in the mid-1990s, he named friends and fellow musicians Luke Vibert and Tom Jenkinson as influences. In a 2014 interview, James said of jungle...
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Big Soup (category Luke Vibert albums)
Luke Vibert. His first non-collaborative studio album under his own name, it was released on 7 July 1997 by Mo' Wax. Fact characterised Luke Vibert's...
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involving 4 international artists (Simonne Jones, Mikael Seifu, Daedelus and Luke Vibert); a 52' documentary film directed by Beryl Koltz broadcast in September...
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Blvd. (album), Yancey Boys album Sunset Boulevard EP, 1994 release by Luke Vibert This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Sunset...
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Soichi Terada Total Science Typecell U-ziq Vector Burn Venetian Snares Luke Vibert Wagon Christ Danny Wheeler Wickaman Wilkinson Witchman XRS Xample Zardonic...
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2001 Cornwall's Luke Vibert joined Ninja Tune. Growing up amongst contemporaries Aphex Twin and Tom Middleton/Global Communication, Vibert had made a name...
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Throbbing Pouch (category Luke Vibert albums)
Throbbing Pouch is a studio album by English electronic musician Luke Vibert. His second studio album under the alias Wagon Christ, it was released on...
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Mindphone and features a Gamelan gong. The record also contains remixes by Luke Vibert, Autechre and Matthew Yee-King. Very few live shows happened around this...
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characters Sukollawat Kanaros, Thai actor nicknamed "Weir" Weirs (album), by Luke Vibert and Jeremy Simmonds Weir (song), Killing Heidi's debut single The Weir...
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Artists, 2012). In the late 1990s, a desire to work with a DJ drew Cole to Luke Vibert, the result of their collaboration being Stop the Panic (Cooking Vinyl/Astralwerks...
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(disambiguation) Patriarch Joseph (disambiguation) YosepH, a 2003 album by Luke Vibert Joesef, a Scottish singer This disambiguation page lists articles associated...
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December 2002 based in Ann Arbor, Michigan Tally Ho! (album), an album by Luke Vibert under the alias Wagon Christ "Tally", a song by midwxst and Denzel Curry...
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Catastrophe Ulver Underworld The Utopia Strong Vangelis Velvet Cacoon Luke Vibert (as Wagon Christ) Vision Eternel Voice of Eye Kit Watkins Wavestar (with...
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Records The Ace of Clubs, an alias used by British recording artist Luke Vibert Ace of Clubs (film), a 1925 silent Western film by J. P. McGowan L'As...
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State, The Grid, Eat Static, Jimmy Edgar, Apollo 440, Devo, Union Jack, Luke Vibert, Dirty Vegas, Skinny Puppy, Pig, MSTRKRFT, Josh Wink, Depeche Mode, The...
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of trap music Ina Plug, South African archaeologist Plug, an alias of Luke Vibert (born 1973), British electronic musician All pages with titles beginning...
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Lafawndah Leila Lex Loofah (John Gilpin) LFO Lonelady Lorenzo Senni Luke Vibert Maxïmo Park Max Tundra Mark Pritchard / Harmonic 313 Mike Ink Mira Calix...
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