Co-runs Skull Disco. Appleblim’s bass line fury has been unleashed on many a dancefloor, including the legendary Forward club, where he plays regularly, with devastating results. Appleblim's productions meanwhile get deeper and more developed as he goes along, with his latest release on Skull Disco, Vansan, winning plaudits right across the board and being sure to cement his reputation as a top drawer producer as well as dj.

Creator of this website and proprietor of TechnicalBloke.com Roger Heathcote helps oil the cogs of Skull Disco. Compiling artwork, fixing e-mail, troubleshooting Sam's Ableton glitches are all in a days work for Stoke Newington's favourite technical handyman.

Oh and did we mention, his rates are very reasonable too!

Co-runs Skull Disco. Shackleton's maverick take on big basslines and complex beats doesn't fit into easy categories and that's how it's going to stay. Shackleton has been carving out his own brand of eclecticism on Skull Disco releases so far with intricate, snaking percussion, hypnotic melodies, seriously deep bass lines and dubwise sensibilities.

Long term supporter of Skull Disco, advisor and general man who can, Tad has more fingers in pies than Desperate Dan. From lighting to projections, promotion to djing, supplying heavyweight bass rigs and studio space, when you hear Skull Disco are up to anything, you know that Tad will be involved somewhere along the line.

What can be said about this man's artwork? Anyone who's ever seen a Skull Disco release will know that Zeke's artwork is out on its own both in terms of style and quality. Psychedelic mutations through to skulls and bones, Zeke's the man with the fertile imagination and the skills to match. Involved with designing for Warp records and producing his own Shoogooble comic art books, Zeke is a hugely underated talent who will surely be due for recognition very soon.