Musical Influence
Simon Noble & Rowan Blades collaborated to produce several tracks under the guise 'Breeder'. One of these tracks, eponymously named after the club is called 'Twilo Thunder' (Twilo was known for its thunderous bass, as well as its crystal clear mids and highs). According to Noble: "As Breeder we tried to create peak-time progressive house floor-fillers, and our aim was to make them rock and be good enough so that Sasha and Digweed would play them. The first tunes we wrote were 'The Chain' and 'Twilo Thunder', we gave them directly to Sasha and John Digweed and for over a year, they played them around the world at clubs such as Twilo in New York and Tyrant in London."
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