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TimeShard

Time Shard were one of the innovators in underground UK electronic dance music during the second summer of love in 1989. During their first five years Gobber, Psi and Steven Angstrom became known as one of the UKs first live acid house acts, during this time they developed a sound which became known as Psychedelic trance although at the time they were often described as producing Ambient or Shamanic Trance music. Their early music is a synthesis of dub with the pulsating sounds of Kraftwerk and slow parts the influence of Brian Eno as evidence. Their signature sound of analog synths, sequencers and drum machines overlaid with glissando guitars, electric sitar player became popular as music magazine publishers are struggling to cope with the new split between rock-and-roll and the nascent house music. A fragment of time has built a loyal following among the mixture of punks and acid house followers, who flocked to Britains fields during this period. Their initial successes were on the free UKS festival, which was in transition and fusion, as fans of acid house found the place where the initially dance without restriction, outside mainstream club culture, which is yet to create a super club like cream. In subsequent years, 1996 - they fell victim to the UKS criminal justice bill, which killed a lot of space, that, combined with the fragile financial health of their record company planet dog encouraged them to go to the web, where they became one of the first groups to attempt the spread of mp3 files, had from webmusic distribution of the electronic music pioneers. In recent years they were quiet but still maintain the web page.