Interplanetary Criminal has not named his studio or DJ gear in the interviews we found. He has said Wu-Tang Clan's Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) is the album that shaped his sound, named Burial's Come Down to Us as the one song he would keep for life, and credits Huxley's Box Clever with getting him into making dance music.
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“I'm a huge rap fan but if I had to pick one album that's really shaped my sound, it would be this one.”
He told Hero Magazine in 2024 that he is a huge rap fan, but if he had to pick one album that shaped his sound it would be Wu-Tang Clan's Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers).
Asked by 10 Magazine in 2024 which one song he would listen to for the rest of his life, he answered Burial's Come Down to Us.
Beatportal's 2023 cover story says his dance music epiphany came in 2012, when Huxley's house track Box Clever resonated with him and led him to start writing and mixing music.
Interplanetary Criminal is the Manchester DJ and producer Zach Bruce, behind B.O.T.A. with Eliza Rose and the ATW Records label. This guide covers the records he has named in interviews as the ones that shaped him.
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