DrumTalk's intricately detailed rhythm-structures twist into complex kaleidoscopic patterns beneath tracks that sway from esoteric, Afro-Caribbean referencing dance tracks, through difficult, fuzz-swathed techno into the realms of lighter, more accessible stuff that could happily be heard on Radio 1 late at night.
Piquing the interest of giants in the realms of taste-informing (Gilles Peterson, Seth Troxler, James Holden, Skream & more) his new record on Crosstown Rebels is available digitally and on vinyl now. Well worth a listen, we caught up with DrumTalk and asked him about punching Jeremy Clarkson and waking up to Pharoah Sanders...
