UK based DJ & Production duo Analogue.

"Analogue are caining the dirty wobbles at the moment and destroying dancefloors with their twisted sounds, everytime i drop their tracks the dancefloor never fails to melt under the heat"
- WoNK (Crux, Destination?)

"Noodles is big ive already played it out! big up Analogue and the huddersfield massive!"
- Jackinori (Venga Digital)

"Big tune!!! (Noodles & Discoballs) This track gets nuff plays from me :-)"
- Jo Kira (Venga Digital / Radio Frequency)

"Analogue boys are causing some massive chaos lately... Proper Jackin, stompin, wonky tunes to make ya shake ya ass!!!!! Cant wait to have em on board here at Ho-Ju...BOO YA!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
- Ho-Ju Records

"Analogue have combined wicked synths and a pounding bassline to a timeless classic of a vocal. This track (Crystal Gypsy) will have many a gurners hands in the air when it's dropped!"
- Satan's Circus Records

"I'm sure this (Crystal Gypsy) will kill it in the club."
- Riva Starr

"It's back to the old skool with a twist of fidget-fuelled new skool as this Huddersfield-based duo take care of Crystal Waters' trusted classic 'Gypsy Woman'. Analogue are Vaughan Thompson & Michael Crinnion who met in university and have been DJing and making noises in the studio ever since.
They tell us this ugly bass-driven number is their best achievement yet, and it'd not hard to see why - it's got enough bottom end to put J-Lo to shame. Raw Talent has been swinging from the ceiling like it's 1991 all over again! They've just had an EP signed to Underphunk, so keep your ears peeled."
- iDJ Magazine January 2009

"Hervé et al better look out. There's some new kids on the block. Some great vocal cut ups and mucho heavy bass, this (Crystal Gypsy) will shake any unsuspecting dancefloors."
- Deepgroove

"The vocal is nicely chopped and sliced over the top of a very cool house beat with a distinctive tambourine over each clap, and a filthy as fuck kinda nu-ravey bassline doing all sorts of wobbly and dirty things underneath. I can see this (Crystal Gypsy) doing the job nicely."
- Jody Wisternoff (Way Out West)