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Steven Claydon (1997–2003) Add N to (X) were an English electronic music band formed in London in 1994. The original members were Andrew Aveling, Barry Smith (aka Barry 7) and Ann Shenton. [1] Steven Claydon replaced Aveling in 1997. After several releases on small labels, they signed to the independent label Mute Records in 1998, and ...
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Add N To (X) Add N to (X) went back to a duo called Radix Couplement, founded in London in 1994 by Andrew Aveling and Justin Anderson, which was soon joined by Aveling's then partner Ann Shenton. A little later, Barry Smith joined the project. They performed as a quartet for a few months before Anderson left the band.
Jan 24, 2009 · Add N To (X) - Plug Me In is a provocative and experimental music video by the British electronic band, featuring a woman and a machine in a futuristic setting. Watch the full video on YouTube and ...
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Oct 20, 2002 · 1994 – 2003 (9 years) Founded In. London, England, United Kingdom. The three humans behind the suggestive sound barrage of UK band Add N To (X) - Barry 7, Ann Shenton, Andrew Aveling (1994-1996) & Steven Claydon (1997 - 2003) – plugged in their equipment in 1993 with the intention of creating music that would be highly unconventional ...
DayListenersSunday 19 November 202331Monday 20 November 202324Tuesday 21 November 202314Wednesday 22 November 202318Jun 13, 2009 · Enjoy the experimental electronic music of Add N to X, a British band that blends analog synthesizers, noise, and pop influences. Watch their video for The Black Regent, a track from their 2000 ...
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Harkening back to the stark wartime feel of “Revenge of the Black Regent,” this brings both the Black Regent saga and Add Insult to Injury to a powerful, tightly conceived finish. Add N to (X) find a comfortable middle ground between poppy and experimental on 2002’s sleazy Loud Like Nature, making it the group’s most brilliant work.
