Mark Broom

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After a long stint as one of Britain&#39;s formost intelligent techno DJs, Mark Broom began working on production as well, recording an LP with <a href="spotify:artist:7qdsk0UXx2jCX7jbp6rxeq" data-name="The Black Dog">The Black Dog</a>&#39;s Ed Handley and Andy Turner as Repeat. He founded several crucial labels -- Pure Plastic, Rewired, Unexplored Beats and 3 Zone, plus Ifach with <a href="spotify:artist:4spzxMXpcVHY4QoIA6wJNN" data-name="Baby Ford">Baby Ford</a> -- and began recording as a solo concern with a lock on streamlined ambient-techno as well as the more rhythmically dextrous sound of Handley/Turner&#39;s later offshoot, <a href="spotify:artist:5akVqMzdZOdbMYbE4vNZWD" data-name="Plaid">Plaid</a>. 
 Broom had begun hanging out with the trio <a href="spotify:artist:7qdsk0UXx2jCX7jbp6rxeq" data-name="The Black Dog">The Black Dog</a> as early as 1990, DJing at their gigs and, by 1995, recording with Ed Handley and Andy Turner as Repeat. The first Repeat release, 1995&#39;s Repeats LP, made Broom&#39;s name as a producer as well as a DJ and he began recording on his own with singles for GPR, Ferox, New Electronica and Cosmic. His debut album Angie Is a Shoplifter appeared in 1996, alongside a wealth of material recorded under a dizzying variety of aliases -- Kape I&#39;ll Miester, Sympletic, Ted Howler Rhythm Combo, Kruton and (again with Handley and Turner) Eco Tourist. Broom has also provided remixes for <a href="spotify:artist:0iJhiPC0WcLXObM9SXXeLX" data-name="Psychick Warriors Ov Gaia">Psychick Warriors Ov Gaia</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:0Jb1cpfG4GB6pZfroFhAw0" data-name="Ken Ishii">Ken Ishii</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:42cOEkIu9pqbCCXv6bq5ds" data-name="Nicolette">Nicolette</a>.