Nina Walsh London, UK
Whilst embracing the late 80s acid house revolution Nina met rising DJ Andrew Weatherall, together they started the Sabres Of Paradise & Sabrettes record labels. She went on to create her own 7" label C-pij, collaborate with The Orb & Two Lone Swordsmen before releasing her own Bright Lights And Filthy Nights. Walsh & Weatherall continued their work together as the Woodleigh Research Facility. ... more
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