Luke Vibert

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Luke Vibert
Background information
Birth name	Luke Francis Vibert
Also known as	Plug, Wagon Christ, et al.
Born	January 26, 1973
Origin	Cornwall, UK
Genre(s)	Electronic music Jungle music
Years active	1993 to Present
Label(s)	Rephlex Records, Ninja Tune, Astralwerks, Warp Records, Nothing Records
Associated acts	Jeremy Simmonds, B.J. Cole, Jean-Jacques Perrey
Website	Brainwashed page

Luke Vibert is a Cornish recording artist and producer known for his work in many subgenres of electronica. He began his musical career as a member of the Hate Brothers, only later branching out into his own compositions. Vibert has recorded under several different aliases, most notably Plug and Wagon Christ. He makes his music primarily with Reason.

Contents 1 Discography 1.1 As Luke Vibert 1.2 With Jeremy Simmonds 1.3 With B.J. Cole 1.4 With Jean-Jacques Perrey 2 Aliases 2.1 Ace of Clubs 2.2 Amen Andrews 2.3 Kerrier District 2.4 Plug 2.5 Spac Hand Luke 2.6 Wagon Christ 3 External links

[edit] Discography

[edit] As Luke Vibert

• A Polished Solid (1995)
• Do Unto Others (1997)
• Big Soup (1997)
• 95-99 EP (2000)
• Nuggets (2001), A collection of library music by other artists.
• Homewerk EP (2002)
• Further Nuggets (2002)
• Synthax/I Love Acid (2003), Limited edition vinyl YosepH promo.
• YosepH (2003), His first full-length album on Warp Records.
• Lover's Acid (2005)
• Lover's Acid 12" EP (2005)

[edit] With Jeremy Simmonds

• Weirs (1993)

[edit] With B.J. Cole

• Drum 'n' Bass 'n' Steel EP (1999)
• Stop The Panic (2000)
• Spring Collection EP (2000)

[edit] With Jean-Jacques Perrey

• Moog Acid (2006)

[edit] Aliases

Luke Vibert has also released material under many different recording names.

[edit] Ace of Clubs

• Classid Tracks (2002)

[edit] Amen Andrews

• Vol 01 (2003)
• Vol 02 (2003)
• Vol 03 (2003)
• Vol 04 (2003)
• Vol 05 (2003)
• Amen Andrews V Spac Hand Luke (2006)

Note: "Amen Andrews" is a word play on the name of Irish game show host Eamonn Andrews. It is also a reference to the Amen break, a staple of the drum and bass genre.

[edit] Kerrier District

• Kerrier District (2004), An experimental disco album.
• Kerrier District 2 (2006), Second Kerrier District album featuring a remix by Ceephax.
• "Timing, Forget The Timing (Kerrier District Remix)" on the album Disco Club (Remix).

[edit] Plug

• Plug 1 (1995)
• Plug 2 (1995)
• Plug 3 (1995)
• Drum 'n' Bass for Papa (1997)
• Me & Mr. Sutton (1997)
• Here It Comes (2006)

[edit] Spac Hand Luke

• Sidthug (2006)
• Amen Andrews V Spac Hand Luke (2006)

[edit] Wagon Christ

• Phat Lab Nightmare (1994)
• Sunset Boulevard EP (1994)
• Throbbing Pouch (1995)
• Redone EP (1995)
• Rissalecki EP (1995)
• London Is A Country (1997)
• The Power Of Love (1997)
• Lovely (1998)
• Tally Ho! (1998)
• Ataride/Tomorrow Acid (2001)
• Musipal (2001)
• Receiver (2001)
• Shadows (2004)
• Sorry I Make You Lush (2004)

[edit] External links

• Vibert and Cole on Astralwerks
• Interview on BBC website (06/2004)
• Interview on themilkfactory website (08/2004)
• Brainwashed: Vibert