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Siren give you the Payback! An awesome crowd attended the last Siren, literally come rain or shine! We would like to say a massive thank you to every trooper who made it such a fun night despite the torrential rain with none other than a soldier who is known for his relentlessly dark and dirty style, TECH ITCH.

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TECH ITCH BIOGRAPHY

Back in 1991 Mark Caro aka “Technical Itch” was based in Birmingham DJ at local parties and started production on track with a very limited set up as the years went by St. Mark’s unit became more professional and he released tracks as ENTT through the Ibiza label Mark now had hooked up with Darren Beale (decoder) that helped him out at first Plasmic Life EP that appeared on Bizzy B’s “brain” footprint further releases followed, but Mark had the desire to set up his own label and so launched the “tech (technical) Itch Recordings” The label had some success but it was not until Kenny Ken played any of their songs on Kiss FM that the fruits of all the hard work began to pay off the back of this exposure Technical Itch name varkontrakt with ‘Moving Shadow’ and de says the rest is history

Head hunted by label mate Omni Trio that brought them to the attention of the Moving Shadow crew the credit part of their success to the indispensable Akai S3000 sampler Mark moved to Bristol from Birmingham, where his technical skills perfectly complement Darren decoder musicianship as guitarist The couple were both involved in the underground warehouse scene
The first success of Tech Itch Studios released by Ibiza Records and Darren had a hit as Orca with ‘4 AM ‘Their list of aliases is prohibitively long, but who have found their niche in the dark heart of the experimental Drum & Bass Technical Itch is the name to remember Proving once again the strength of Bristol bass massive Mark Carohar fought for the hard beats

Mark smabanks have always done wrong against hard and heavy end of the scale – to develop a predominantly dark dense atmosphere in his creations, his beats and bass are heavy and pure dynamite on the “floor but beware of over-exposure has been shown to be dangerous – the wolf bites
! The first offer to move Shadow was “Do not you see” (Shadow 74) followed the same year with “The Dreamer” (Shadow 99) remixed by Future Forces (Shadow 99R), both tracks were co-produced and engineered by his mysterious assistant decoder with a number of press releases on Shadow under his belt Mark started to use the technical Itch name for his more personal projects The first was “The Virus” (Shadow 101) remixed by Danny Breaks (AC101) and the recent single “Stronghold” (Shadow 116) and assault Dom & Roland (AC116) Remix Moving Shadow hopes to release new material from Technical Itch debut album which is currently having final touches added to the Technical Itch can also look like Secret Methods and Mark Caro

Secret Methods vol1 sold out in the first week with a follow-up planned, he has contributed “Input” on Breakbeat Sampler vol1 on Breakbeat Culture, as well as a collaboration with Decoder ready to release on Tech Itch Recordings – “Red Box” and “ECO” Mark has also recently completed production work with the decoder Peshay next album on Mo Wax and the various high-profile remixes for major labels Feller their DJ set Mark and Darren to go out as a duo – Decoder and Technical Itch play either back to back or straight sets Either way, it makes for a uniqueand lethal mix of sounds with fresh tracks from Moving Shadow stable and Technical Itch studios shown up at night

In 2001 Mark set up his own penetration Records and released many famous songs that soldiers Rukus and the green In 2008 Mark moved to Los Angeles and began working on a multi-genre album with producer / composer Shok (ZEITMAHL / ex-Institute of Technology) with vocals from Douglas McCarthy (Nitzer Ebb) Daniel Ash (Bauhaus / Love and Rockets) and more. And he makes music

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http://wwwmyspacecom/techitch
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