Bryan Zentz
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Bryan Zentz (aka Barada, Faculty X, Bryan Never) is known as The Professor amongst the Intec posse, a thoughtful individual who takes an intelligent approach to his music. A skilled musician who takes pride in writing rather than sampling the vast majority of his music he leaves many others behind with the breadth of his versatility whether it’s techno, house, electro, ambient or industrial.
Bryan’s first release on Intec was the Skufftones 1.0 EP which included the stunning “Algebra”, a real techno disco workout that blew up for a variety of DJ’s such as Danny Tenaglia, Derrick May and Slam. His current release “Watch The Sun” is destined for greater things as he blends Latino piano with slap bass, showing why he’s a true original in the techno scene.
Taken in by hip-hop, punk, graffiti, design, and different forms of electronic music, this Virginian has lived a creative youth. From playing in bands and being surrounded by a strong musical family (his father still performs), his ears are tuned when it comes to hearing an original sound. From an early love with hip-hop and house music, he found other roots of electronic music as influence. Devo, Kraftwerk, Inner City, Cabaret Voltaire, Skinny Puppy, Eric B & Rakim, Basic Channel, Rob Hood, and Jeff Mills - they’ve all held Bryan’s ears closely at one time or another.
Bryan’s first release on Intec was the Skufftones 1.0 EP which included the stunning “Algebra”, a real techno disco workout that blew up for a variety of DJ’s such as Danny Tenaglia, Derrick May and Slam. His current release “Watch The Sun” is destined for greater things as he blends Latino piano with slap bass, showing why he’s a true original in the techno scene.
Taken in by hip-hop, punk, graffiti, design, and different forms of electronic music, this Virginian has lived a creative youth. From playing in bands and being surrounded by a strong musical family (his father still performs), his ears are tuned when it comes to hearing an original sound. From an early love with hip-hop and house music, he found other roots of electronic music as influence. Devo, Kraftwerk, Inner City, Cabaret Voltaire, Skinny Puppy, Eric B & Rakim, Basic Channel, Rob Hood, and Jeff Mills - they’ve all held Bryan’s ears closely at one time or another.
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Midnight Teeth EP
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Seven Breaths
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All Terrain Versions
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Skufftones 1.0
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