Max Metrix | tl

Dynametrix started of as funky force in 1985 with just two members Ace Shazamme (Shane Ryan) and Master Best( Best Igbenyemi-also known as the phantom) they were regular visitors when Tim Westwood used to play at Wormwood Scrubs in West London in the UK during that period and sometimes rocked the mic (The Art of MCing), they could also be seen at the Notting Hill Carnival in the early 90s and playing small clubs and town halls on sound systems long before their first deal. Ace shazamme was also a pirate radio/ party DJ who could be found at the...

The two producers that make Psymmetrix are Al (half of Dirty Saffi and Project Sketch) and Richie (Asimilon). They have been writing music together since Winter 04/05, quickly forming a well received live set that they debuted at the 'Liquid Futures' NYE party. Since this time they have been either hard at work in the Psymmetrix studio or out playing their live set in many different countrys and continents. November 2007 saw the hotly anticipated release of their first album 'Twin Headed Monster' on Bom Shanka Music. The monster was released after months of hard genetic-sonic programming and thorough dancefloor...

PsySymetrix (aka. Nicholas Wharton )first discovered Psy-Trance back in 1996 when he picked up the "Trip Through Sound" album in a small out of the way CD shop in Johannesburg, South Africa. Little did he know that that CD was to change his life and set him on a quest for more of this amazing and intelligent music style. Climbing off the school bus, he would go straight into the local record shop (BPM Records) and spend his afternoons driving Arno from FlyHouse mad with his endless questions and never ending hunt for more music.... Over the years he drew...

From way back in the ancient age of 2008, Jamie Beard (AKA Biometrix) has flourished extensively in his musical voyage as a producer. Having been a saxophonist from the age of 10, and a vocalist from the age of 5, it was no surprise production immediately became his new addiction. Beginning with a more experimental approach as he found his feet in the game, his production styles varied greatly, taking inspiration from legends such as Tiesto, Armin Van Buuren, Jack Beats, and The Prodigy, to name just a few, but it was not until late 2009 when he began touching...