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THE BUZZ ON DAN LO FI – REBEL CREATOR:
“Love this album. It’s like something from the golden age of Warp records when electronic music sounded futuristic, yet still had plenty of warmth and emotion, it’s full to the brim with captivating melodies and textures.”

Osymyso (Warp 20 box set ‘Elemental’ mix)”… sparkling, edgy electro-pop, fusing intricately programmed sounds to create miniature electronic vignettes … significant earcandy …”

Barcode Magazine “… really interesting sounds, pushing the more experiental side of things … definately want to hear more …”

Tom Billington (Producer, BBC Radio 6) “… Aphex Twin style hypnotic ambience, retro Nintendocore beeps and full blown Orbital techno … ’33 Ways’ is six minutes of propulsive joy …”

Tasty Fanzine”… one of the most varied, interesting, textured & often wild albums I’ve heard in ages! Dan is a cracking composer …”

BIOGRAPHY:

Daniel Pugh composes and produces music using a broad range of acoustic sounds such as violin, voice, guitar and piano, digitally manipulated and mixed with analogue techno and dub-electronica sound palettes. His distinctive productions are influenced by his classical music training and love for both acoustic and electronic sounds.

Dan is a classically trained violinist who played lead violin at school and in youth orchestras. He began writing music using BBC Microcomputer in the late 1980′s. Regarded as one of the most prolific BBC Micro music makers of the time, with well over 50 tracks to his name still preserved for BBC Micro emulators.
Around the same time he started writing songs for the indie band Pavlov with lyricist / singer James Royal-Lawson, a friend from the BBC Microcomputer scene. They released the “Hailstone EP” on 7″ vinyl in 1991 and their cover of “Blue Eyes” appeared on a “Tribute to the Wedding Present” CD.

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