David Unlimbo (guitar & synths) with Zoltan Finger (Bass), Zenga Bloem (percussion) and Charlie Rascall (drums & percussion). David, Zenga and Lyndon have been playing together for over eight years. In their previous incarnation as UNLIMBO they have played at hundreds of clubs, venues and festivals throughout Europe with positive reviews and radio plays all over the world. All tracks are written and produced by David, a consummate guitarist and sound engineer, who has worked on albums by Mari Wilson & the Wilsations, Kim Wilde and The Enid and on live production for Ned’s Atomic Dustbin, The Enid, Solstice, Hawkwind and Channel Zero (King Prawn) amongst others. David has played guitar with Jerry Marotta, Korai Öröm, Beneficial Gene, Trancient Dreams, Shom, Spicy Goat and Dead Marines. In his previous incarnation as UNLIMBO, David produced six albums including Prahna Fish, Unlimbits and Nine Lives. He has played at hundreds of venues throughout Europe and gets positive reviews and radio plays all over the world. Glastonbury, Burg Herzberg, Antiworld, Megadog, Big Green and Wickerman are amongst the dozens of festivals he has played. Storming bass rhythms on Akahum’s first album, Electwistery are provided by Zoltan Finger, whose past credits include being a founder member of From The Hip and working with Stan Webb (Chicken Shack). Lyndon is long-serving collaborator, having toured and recorded extensively with David in Unlimbo and Akahum. Ace percussionist Zenga Bloem featured on all Unlimbo's releases, from the debut album in 1997 to their swansong release of 2002. Zenga has been touring and recording with David since the early days of Unlimbo and is a frequent member of the Akahum entourage in the UK and abroad. When he's not on the Akahum bus, Zenga can be spotted guesting with a variety of bands in London. He was previously percussionist and front man for London-based Spicy Goat. ELECTWISTERY REVIEWS: "Takes you back to the chill out vibe but just as you start sinking back into the bean bag it grabs you by the scruff of the neck and shakes you into a shamanic tribal techno thing...You start to get your head around the fact that you need to expect the unexpected, but even then there are a few surprises in store with bits of funk and dub sneaking in, messing with your mind...By the time you get to the end you have no option but to go back to the beginning to make sure you had not dreamt it all." Peppermint Iguana, UK "Wow, talk about cosmic GROOVES! ... Electro dance beats ... Spaced out salsa ... Dreamy brain massage" Jerry Kranitz, Aural Innovations Radio, US "Euphoric dance and ethnic impulse with lightness and irony transmitting positive feelings" Giovanni Carta, Arlequins, Italy "I recommend this CD for those who appreciate world beat and fusion music and who are not shy of dance beats. For a first album, it is a great success. I am curious to see what comes next." Michel F, Proggnosis, USA "This British group plays a mixture of psytrance/dub/space rock/world music and Lord knows what and they have a really groovy, psychedelic touch...an excellent and hypnotic trance atmosphere...this kind of psychedelic and adventurous machine music combined with space rock is really enjoyable to my ears. Warmly recommended!" Dj Astro, PsychotropicZone, Finland