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The Liberators
btw who the fuck are these liberator ****s, every tune i've heard from them is complete garbage, does any body have a web adress for them so i can see what the fuss is about."
Chris Liberator
Acid Techno / Trance
Stay Up Forever- Cluster- Smitten- Maximum Minimum
Has been involved in punk rock and the squatting scene throughout the 80's
Several releases over the years, on his own and in combination with other producers.
He’s got a label on the go at the moment called Maximum Minimum.
They're doing very well in a small way, with limited runs of 1000 copies
and also started a label
called Yolk (tough tech-house/funky techno)
and Double 7 (with Ben Balafonic) to release breaks and funky house.
Other projects coming up soon as well as the usual Smitten/Stay Up Forever,
acid techno releases include a new Ha-Lo single with
D.A.V.E The Drummer, Julian, Aaron Liberator and more. Plays all around the world.
Aaron Liberator
Techno / Acid Techno / Trance
Stay Up Forever- Cluster
DJ / Production manager for Stay Up for Ever.
Runs Low Rent Operator Record label. A label for Aaron to showcase the sound closest to his heart
(after acid techno of course!) will feature funky bassline driven tech house
and a taste of influences from across the house spectrum.
Aaron's style of music covers everything from house to hard techno,
whilst keeping it funky and trippy with a freestyle attitude.
In 1993 saw the start of Nuclear Free Zone (Club 414)
a regular club night founded by Liberator with DJ Rocket, which is still going strong today.
Also in this year, Stay Up Forever Records was established.
Designed to reflect the musical style that Liberator played in the underground scene,
it has become a definitive acid techno label,
along with its sister Cluster.
Julian Liberator
Hard Tribal Techno/ dark tech step jump up Drum’n Bass.
4x4- Cluster - Stay Up Forever
He’s specialising in hard tribal techno and tough bouncy beats. He Runs 4x4 Record label.
DJing aside, Julian also has a mighty production record as one half of A&E Dept.
with DDR, and has provided some of the biggest releases for Stay Up Forever, every one a classic.
Has recently started a new techno label, 4x4, with DJ Bruiser.
4x4 shows a more diverse side to Julian's production talent,
providing four cuts of tribal-percussive loop driven techno
Together with the two DJs above where the funders of the Acid Techno Squat Parties.
Their first party in late 1991 (Chris, Aaron and julian Liberator)
was very sucessful and by 1992 the acid-techno squat
scene was starting to become massive throughout London.
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