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  Sometimes there’s record labels that simply, by their own involvement with an artist, speak as a seal of quality for their music; the Sheffield-based imprint Warp Records is one such example, given that they’ve discovered and supported some of the most exciting and influential electronic musicians of the past three decades. It’s proved to be the case with LFO, too, who blended techno, IDM and acid house to stirring effect in the late eighties and early nineties; since the 2003 resurrection of the moniker, LFO is now Mark Bell alone with Gez Varley having left, but that’s done little to temper the excitement he’s provided as a live act over the past decade or so; you’d be forgiven for thinking that the sight of Bell perched behind a laptop and some decks might not be the most thrilling, but the sheer dexterity of his constantly-evolving sets, as well as the complexity of his smartly-designed live show, make him one of the dance world’s most enthralling performers, as he continues to tour to this day.

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