Roman Belavkin (Solar X) became a star of Russia's post perestroika techno scene after his debut 12" on American Defective Records in 1995. His music has been compared to that of Varèse, Stockhausen, Tom Jenkinson and Richard James. exploring dizzyingly complex time signatures that would never find a home in dance music's contentedly 4/4 universe.
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