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1. ‎Born and raised in Bristol, Nick Edwards first came to prominence under the guise of the jagged and dark electronics of Ekoplekz through a string of self-released CD-Rs and word of mouth. Edwards became part of the emerging Bristol dubstep scene, starting out as a music blogger under the name Gutter. Available with an Apple Music subscription.

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2. An extremely prolific producer, Bioprodukt is Edwards’ fourth album for the label in three years and his first since ’s Reflekzionz. That album was the closest Ekoplekz has veered towards.

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3. Jun 16,  · Planet Mu's now in-house sonic scientist Ekoplekz returns in a fresh coat of low-fi kosmiche dub and wildly twisted mayhem. While his last Mu outing Reflekzionz looked to the ambient electronica of early 90s µ-Ziq and AFX for inspiration, Bioprodukt turns its gaze back a further few years to the late 80s’ sound of first wave aciiiiiid!!!

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7. Ekoplekz returns with his fourth album for Planet Mu, in the shape of tracker "Bioprodukt". The unique lo-fi, woozy sound of Bristol's Nick Edwards stays intact while he veers towards the nineties for inspiration: the bleep and bass sound of the north of England is one touchpoint and the acid gurgles of the are another.

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8. bioprodukt by ekoplekz buy online at resident, the unique lo-fi, woozy sound of bristol's nick edwards stays intact while he veers towards the 90s for.

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