Radioactive Man

Radioactive Man may be the major alias of United kingdom manufacturer Keith Tenniswood, most widely known as fifty percent of the acclaimed electronica duo Two Lone Swordsmen. Delivered in Chertsey, Surrey, Britain, Tenniswood started playing electric guitar at age group nine but, as an adolescent, grew increasingly thinking about digital dance music as well as the English club culture. Affected from the music he noticed while clubbing, he dedicated himself to digital dance music and produced his documenting debut in 1994 in cooperation with Jason Critchell as 7 HZ, liberating a few 12″ EPs on BACK TO WHERE IT STARTED. For this same period he befriended Jagz Kooner, an associate from the electronica trio Sabres of Heaven, and was asked to are an audio engineer on the 1995 tour assisting Primal Scream. Soon afterward he started collaborating with another Sabres of Heaven member, Andrew Weatherall, as Two Lone Swordsmen (they might adopt additional aliases in old age). The duo produced its documenting debut as Two Lone Swordsmen in 1996, liberating the full-length recording The Fifth Objective (Go back to the Flightpath Property) on Weatherall’s Emissions Sound Result label. Two additional Two Lone Swordsmen albums (Going swimming Not really Skimming, 1996; Stockwell Steppas, 1997) adopted on Emissions Sound Result before Warp Information authorized the duo and released some albums including Stay Down (1998), A Handbag of Blue Sparks (1998), A Computer virus with Sneakers (1999), Tiny Reminders (2000), Further Reminders (2001), and Through the Double Eliminated Chapel (2004). In the meantime, Tenniswood founded a label of his very own, Control Tower, in cooperation with Simon Dark brown (aka the Dexorcist), and he also embarked on a single profession as Radioactive Guy, launching his self-titled full-length record debut in 2001 on Weatherall’s Rotters DRIVER label. Holding on using the Radioactive Guy alias, in 2003 Tenniswood released both another studio room album, Booby Snare, along with a DJ combine record, Fabric 08. Over time there have been also many 12″ EP produces on Rotters DRIVER and Control Tower, plus a third full-length studio room record, Growl (2008).