Damon Wild

Mostly of the techno mind in house-crazed NEW YORK, Damon Wild initial found the light of vinyl fabric by saving early-’90s rave strikes like “Night time Stalker” while Sonic Assault II, “Stormwatch” while Morph and “Rave Generator” (with Ray Like) because the Toxic Two. In 1991, he started doing work for distributor Northcott and setup his personal Experimental label, liberating tracks from Acidity Experts (him and Ray Like) and Lazer Worshippers (Tim Taylor), Aurabora as well as the Increasing Sons. After splitting with Northcott, Crazy founded Synewave Information and started to launch his personal productions plus information by Steve Stoll and Dan Curtin. Wild’s personal Synewave result was gathered on 1999’s Someplace with time. He also combined a more well balanced label retrospective called Synewave DJ Blend, Vol. 1. His Morph task also released a full-length, 1994’s Stormwatch.