Nine more Lunatic Calm tracks emerge from the archives.

When experience becomes a creative advantage, and when it starts getting in the way.

Two more lost Lunatic Calm tracks emerge from the vaults.

Looking back at the album that changed everything.

Phil Hartnoll played it within seconds. It took me more than twenty years to discover why.

A cinematic spoken-word journey exploring technology, identity and the invisible systems shaping modern life.

A complete reconstruction of The Law of Life, rebuilt for the next Elite Force chapter.

The Chemical Brothers were the first DJs I heard play one of my records, and all I could hear were the mistakes.

Why creative reinvention often reduces very momentum artists spend years trying to build.

Why curiosity and reinvention often destabilise the very careers they help create.

A complete reconstruction of the 2008 Elite Force track, rebuilt from the ground up.

Basement Sessions 02 - a live, single-take mix from Simon Shackleton.

CHPTR004 in Boulder - a night of building the room and letting the story unfold.

Where acid house collided with chaos, and everything suddenly made sense.

Basement Sessions 01 - a live, single-take mix from Elite Force.

A long-form CHPTR set in San Francisco, shaped by travel, time, and open-to-close DJing.

A late-night counterpart to Lunatic Calm’s more kinetic past.

A powerful new chapter for Elite Force, celebrating 29 years of cinematic energy.

Exploring creativity beyond club culture at Amsterdam Dance Event 2025 with Sasha.

A haunting, cinematic reinterpretation of Radiohead’s Exit Music by Simon Shackleton.