Coming out of the jungle scene Sheffield's Oris Jay a.k.a Darqwan carved a name for himself way before he revolutionized Uk Garage by bringing true darkness to the sound, paving the way for dubstep alongside producers like El-B, Steve Gurley and Zed Bias. Darqwan also produces as DQ1 and RS4 and runs the label Texture.
Uniform are Wajid Yaseen, Alice Kemp and Yoshi Shinagawa, 3 sound artists who have decided to buy back their souls from the devil who's apparently had enough of them....sticking to the old adage that the devil has the best tunes, their souls are now imbued with the strangest and most subtlest of contortions and so as a result, they now create a dark blend of fractured electronic soundscapes with the odd trombone and bowed guitar thrown in.....their current modus operandi is to collaborate with live art and movement specialists and have worked with the likes of Franko B, Gavin Bryers, Candoco.
For those who don't know, Bizzy B's Brain label was one of the most futuristic in the early days when hardcore was becoming jungle. From 92-94 they released some of the best junglistic'ardcore there was. Classics like Darkness, Weekend, Dubplate Wars, 2 Dope ep, and artists like TDK whose TOG sublabel was a peak of amen choppage). Brain also put out the debut releases of Marc Caro (Technical Itch), Peshay and DJ Zinc (in the Swift and Zinc eps) and Slammin' Vinyl's Mike Slammer and Red Alert's first 2 releases.
There are three artists using this name. 1. The Doubtful Guest is the alias of Libby Floyd, an American electronic music artist signed to the Planet Mu record label. 2. The Doubtful Guest is the name of an alt-country band. Check out their MySpace for some great tunes. 3. The Doubtful Guest (formed on august 6, 2002 and disbanded in spring of 2007) was a experimental trio out Chicago that gained a cult following in their time.