Hexadecimal have smashed their way through the Nottingham UK breaks scene and look set to cause similar sonic destruction as they take their sound worldwide. As residents at Spectrum - voted best club night twice in a row at the International Breaks Poll Awards - they make regular appearances at the country's most talked about new clubbing venture, Stealth, with other gigs lined up elsewhere in the UK and Europe.

Having played alongside the Plump DJs, The Freestylers and Si Begg, they're sitting comfortably, and in some of the best seats, for the journey to international recognition.

As if this wasn't impressive enough, the duos success as DJs is actually doing some catching up when it comes to the reputation of their production work. One of their tracks features on the massively successful Plump DJ's Fabric Live CD, and another on James Zabiela's debut album.

Meanwhile, DJs at the top of the breaks scene, including Meat Katie, Krafty Kuts, Tayo and the Stanton Warriors are spreading the unmistakable Hexadecimal sound by playing their tracks to audiences world-wide.

Hexadecimal's first release on Heavy Disco, Deep Frequency / Brain Machine is released in late October 2004.

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