Funk d’Void

Around the techno part of tech-house, Lars Sandberg’s streamlined recordings as Funk D’Void enlivened the fertile Glasgow techno picture through the mid-’90s thanks to Soma Recordings, the label owned by local scene-heads Slam. He started DJing hip-hop and home around Glasgow in the middle-’80s and later on began recording aswell, sparked with a drive to listen to his own songs around the dancefloor. Sandberg called his creation alias in tribute to George Clinton, whose P-Funk concert machine frequently presented a mythical Scrooge personality called Sir Nose d’Void of Funk who was simply inevitably forced to provide it up by the finish of the display. After starting up with Soma for the 1995 solitary “Jack port Me Off,” songs like “Spirit Guy” and “Poor Coffee” began striking the clubs aswell. Sandberg released the debut Funk D’Void record Technoir on Soma in 1997. Also, his Chaser task (with Nigel Hayes) produced waves of its using the record Video game On, also on Soma. Another Sandberg alias, USA of Sound documented two singles for the Bomber label. The next Funk D’Void full-length, Imitate, made an appearance in past due 2000.