Musically inspired some time back in the 80's, by bands like; Chris & Cosey, Nocturnal Emissions, Death In June, Front 242, Neon Judgement, Klinik, Stiff Kittens, Poesie Noire, Dive, Skinny Puppy, Coil, Siglo xx, etc, etc... so there reached a time where we would create music with a style that would reflect some elements from the above Artists, plus include our own experimental approach.

We started off with: Under Construction , band members consisted of; Graham Parkinson: vocals, guitar & engineer, Adam Marchbank on drums, Mark Kinghan; vocals, and Mike Rea on Bass.
Style was alternative/post-punk, inspirations; "The Sound', 'Hunters & Collectors', 'Red Lorry Yellow Lorry', 'Mediium Medium', 'Comsat Angels', 'Shreikback', etc, etc.
From this line up, the track; 'War Toyz' was spawned which received some poz' reviews & was played on student radio 95BFM, N.Z.

The next project was Nazi Disco (formed 1993), later, called; Naz-Co... due to name being too controversial, band Members; Mark Wallbank: Vocals, Keys, Drum Programming, etc, Rhys Braddock: Guitar, and Mike Rea on Bass. The style here was more Industrial/EBM, and the inspirations amongst the band were: 'Front 242', 'Skinny Puppy', 'Revolting Cocks', etc, etc. Our most reviewed track: "Sin".

At the same time of Naz-Co, i was working on a new project called, Reflex Condition, we did like basement type recordings using an X15 Fostex Four Track Porta-Studio... pretty primitive compared to today's standards, but was great to have the freedom of experimentation... lots of tape sampling, extensive delay treatments, via an old Boss DD2 Digital Delay, we applied it to a acoustic drum kit, as well as a Doncamatic Drum Machine that was synced up to a Korg Drum Machine... created some amazing noise, well sounded ok in my head anyway LOL.

Nowadays, we're still working on new Reflex Condition music, the cogs are continually turning, can't stop now... as always in search of that perfect piece of musical magic!.

P.S. If you want to hear some other great sounds here on the cloud... .then i strongly recommend you check out: "Sound Concepts & Experimental Feeds", all the Artists have donated their work with a free download option, so as a token of appreciation, please leave a few kind comments to give your support to help them along the way... thanks