Rebuke

Rebūke is creating something new and genuinely exciting. A soundclash of house, techno and rave (yes rave) records from the early 90s melded together to create that elusive thing – an original sound of his own. And the name Rebūke? 'It means 'to intend to correct a fault' which appealed to me. I was getting bored with all the same old tech house I was hearing. I thought It was time to do something about that.' he laughs.

Rebūke is certainly 'doing something about it'. His own night 'Outhouse' has become a phenomenon with guests of the caliber of Solardo, Camelphat, Darius Syrossian, Mela Dee, Ejeca and Huxley. He has released EP's and singles on Saved, Toolroom and Mother with releases on SOUP (including a Harry Romero Remix), Under No Illusion, Hector Couto's Roush, and Defected DFTD to follow in the coming months. Most recently his Rebūke/rave series has been causing a major stir with reimagined versions of rave era classics such as 'Bombscare' and 'The Tape' gaining glowing reviews from A list DJs.