People who like Substance Vol 2 also listen to Samuli Kemppi, Sleeparchive, Milton Bradley, Planetary Assault Systems, Roman Lindau, Marcel Fengler, Norman Nodge, Perc, Jonas Kopp, EQD.

Infrastructure released Substance Vol 2 on Mon Oct 11 2004. The 4 track Techno release features Ov, Function, and The 65d Mavericks. **Infrastructure** has also released vinyl by [Regroup](/artist/regroup), [Regis](/artist/regis), [Damon Wild](/artist/damon-wild), [Rrose](/artist/rrose), and [Trackman](/artist/trackman). Browse the [Infrastructure catalogue](/label/infrastructure). People who like Substance Vol 2 also listen to Samuli Kemppi, Sleeparchive, Milton Bradley, Planetary Assault Systems, Roman Lindau, Marcel Fengler, Norman Nodge, Perc, Jonas Kopp, EQD.

Hailing from New York, he was seduced by techno when Jeff Mills held residency (as well as his own first) at Limelight in the early 90s. Producing from the mid-90s onward, he released his first 12's on Damon Wild's Synewave and his own Infrastructure imprint. A chance meeting in 1996 brought him together with Regis (Karl O'Connor). The two worked as Portion Reform, releasing uncompromising music on Downwards, making him the only non-Birmingham producer to appear on the label. He later moved to Berlin in 2007, still working with Regis, and now Silent Servant (Juan Mendez), putting his focus on Sandwell District. Since, the label come collective, skyrocketed into cult status - decentralizing the artist ego, blurring the lines between the artist, label and dj; re-arranging the DNA of modern dance music.

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