Band members

The band Panchiko currently consists of lead vocalist and guitarist Owain Davies, guitarist and keyboardist Andy Wright, bassist Shaun Ferreday. After disbanding in 2001, their drummer John was not seen again; after reforming in 2020, Panchiko recruited guitarist Rob Harris and replacement drummer John Schofield.

### Overview

On many of their releases, the band members are credited with "Panchiko" as a surname, i.e. "Andy Panchiko."

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On many of their releases, the band members are credited with "Panchiko" as a surname, i.e. "Andy Panchiko."

**Current members**

* Owain Davies – vocals, guitar, sampling, production, lyrics (1997-2001, 2020-present), piano, artwork (2020-present)
* Andrew "Andy" Wright – guitar, keyboard, sampling, sequencing, engineering, production, lyrics (1997-2001, 2020-present), artwork (2020-present)
* Shaun Ferreday – bass, bass programming, effects (1997-2001, 2020-present)
* Robert "Rob" Harris – guitar (2021–present)
* John Schofield – drums, percussion (2021–present)

**Past members**

* John – drums, sequencing (1997-2001)

**Touring members**

* Ollie – bass (2023)

## Band members

### Owain Davies

#### Early influences

"*I was 7 or 8 when* Laputa *was broadcast on British television. It was in French. I had no clue what was going on, but it changed my life, and I fell in love with anime and manga. It was never broadcast again as far as I know. Ghibli films were pretty much impossible to get hold of outside of Japan and were a real cult thing. The film took on a mythical status, I kept wondering if it had been real or if I had dreamt the whole thing.*"
— Owain Davies speaks about his first experience with an anime (March 2020)
The fantasy anime *Castle in the Sky*, commonly known as "*Laputa*," had a profound effect on **Owain Davies** when he was a child. He recalls finding the film's soundtrack in a comic shop years later and attempting to sample it. After failing to do so, he opted to write an original song inspired by *Laputa* instead.

Other Studio Ghibli films he has commended include *Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind* and *Princess Mononoke*. He has named *Cowboy Bebop*, *Akira*, *Last Exile*, and Gainax's *Royal Space Force: The Wings of Honnêamise* as some of his favorite anime titles. He praised Ryuichi Sakamoto's musical direction in the latter film. On Discord, Davies alluded to an interest in *Code Geass* and *Excel Saga*.

* *Sakura* by Susumu Yokota
* *Slow Riot for New Zero Kanada* by Godspeed You Black Emperor; specifically the first track, "Moya"
* *In Utero* by Nirvana
* *Music Has the Right to Children* by Board of Canada
* *One Word Extinguisher* by Prefuse 73
* *Two/Three* by Dabrye
* Anything by Four Tet
* Most of Björk's work
* *Floating Underwater* by Daisuke Tanabe
* *The Cold Vein* by Cannibal Ox
* "Theme tunes" from *Twin Peaks*
* *Princess Mononoke: Music from the Motion Picture* by Joe Hisaishi
* *Endtroducing.....* by DJ Shadow
* *Compassion* by Forest Swords

As Davies' interest in anime grew, he also developed a passion for video games, science fiction, and space operas like *Macross* and *Robotech*—which he alludes to in his song "D＞E＞A＞T＞H＞M＞E＞T＞A＞L." He has also called himself a "massive Frank Herbert fan," of who is responsible for the science-fiction franchise *Dune*. Davies' song "The Eyes of Ibad" is inspired by *Dune*.

Davies developed an interest in music at a young age. He recalls listening to the records his older brother brought home from college.

#### Mid-90s to 2001

Davies did not meet Wright and Ferreday until secondary school, when he was about 11 or 12. According to Wright, Davies had participated in other bands before the formation of Panchiko. Davies confirmed this in a later interview, revealing that he was in a cover band with his brother while Wright and Ferreday were in a band of their own; Davies' band primarily covered Oasis, Radiohead, Green Day, and on rare occasions, The Lemonheads.

Davies joined Wright and Ferreday's band around the age of 16, also being the one to coin their band name, "Panchiko." He states that, around the time of Panchiko, "DJ Shadow was a massive influence on me. I loved breakbeasts as much as guitars. Kid Loco’s first album *A Grand Love Story* was a big influence... Maybe in 2000, I was just starting to get into Grandaddy, I loved how they mixed electronics and guitars. I also really liked The Smiths, New Order, Joy Division, and Air; and, maybe a little bit too much Radiohead—they were one of the bands of my generation, along with Blur. On Discord, Davies revealed "CUTS" to be his favorite Panchiko song, but called "The Eyes of Ibad" the "most timeless of the bunch" on *D＞E＞A＞T＞H＞M＞E＞T＞A＞L*.

In the photograph used for their video "Panchiko - *Ferric Oxide*", Davies is pictured wearing a T-shirt depicting Lum, a character from the Japanese anime and manga franchise *Urusei Yatsura*.

#### After Panchiko disbanded

After Panchiko disbanded, Davies attended college and worked at a comic shop. He also participated in a musical project alongside a guitarist and cellist; Davies has not disclosed specific details, but he says there "might be videos of performances from way back on YouTube somewhere." In the mid-2000s, Davies produced electronic music under the name **MIDSR**. He then served as a video jockey, working live events at bars and in the gaming industry. During his time VJing, he performed under the stage name **(last)exile**. According to his Soundcloud, his shows included interactive visuals and audience participation; sometimes he incorporated a Tenori-on or Wiimote. As (last)exile, Davies produced music and visuals for Broadway Cinema, GameCity, and University Radio Nottingham, among others. In October 2011, he conducted a presentation about the Tenori-on alongside game designer Eric Chahi. On November 29, 2011, Davies posted for the last time on his (last)exile Facebook profile; however, in January 2020, he was first notified of Panchiko's newfound fame via this defunct profile.

Sometime after 2011, Davies eventually pursued a career as a teacher in the field of education. As of June 2021, Davies is still working full-time.

#### Other interests

In October 2021, Digital Tour Bus interviewed Davies about his gear. He discussed his affinity for synths, sampling, and granular effects. When asked by IMPCT Journal what other art mediums—besides music—he draws inspiration from, Davies replied, “Film, graphic novels, artwork, video games, anime. I watched a lot of documentaries on the BBC whilst sitting writing songs.”

Davies also has a penchant for drawing and illustration, and he regularly posts his sketches to his personal Instagram account under the handle **ORD6**. An example of his artwork can be found on the cover of Panchiko's single, "Machine Gun Drum." He also contributed designs and produced visuals for Panchiko's single "R＞O＞B＞O＞T＞S＞R＞E＞P＞R＞I＞S＞E" using *Dreams*, a game creation system for the Playstation 4. During Panchiko's first tour in the United States, Davies often passed time in the tour van by reading graphic novels or by creating digital artwork on his iPad.

Through adulthood, he also continues to harbor an interest in video games, mentioning *Dreams* on Discord in 2020. In 2023, he named *Horizon* as a game of interest.

### Andy Wright

**Andrew "Andy" Wright** met Ferreday when the two were five years old. They did not meet Davis until secondary school, when they were about 11. Wright recalls wanting to become a sound engineer as early as 11 years old.

Wright recounts he and Davies listening to "a lot of Super Furry Animals, Suede, Sparklehouse, Ultrasound, Simian, Soulwax, and of course The Beatles and Nirvana." He also recalls watching comedy shows on television with Davies in their adolescence—shows like *Father Ted*, as well as *History Today* by Newman and Baddiel—and attempting to sample the audio.

Prior to the formation of Panchiko, Wright had been a member of other bands. Ferreday stated that he and Wright formed a cover band together when they were "about 13," before they eventually "poached" Davies. Ferreday and Davies also reminisced during an interview over their shared interest in Kula Shaker. Wright was about 16 when Davies joined his and Ferreday's group, at which point they started to call themselves "Panchiko."

After Panchiko, Wright attended a university where he studied audio engineering. In between the time of *D＞E＞A＞T＞H＞M＞E＞T＞A＞L* and the band's resurgence, Wright was the only original member to remain involved in music. Wright has recorded and performed with a number of groups. He has also mixed, mastered, and produced as a professional sound engineer.

In 2005, he began his own folk-pop musical project called We Show Up on RadaR. He released various singles and EPs before recording larger projects in the 2010s. The following three full-length albums have been released so far: *Sadness Defeated* (2012), *WSUOR* (2016), and *Zanzibar Whip Coral* (2019). His third album features future Panchiko collaborators John Schofield and Hugh Pascall. On occasion, he worked alongside Swimming guitarist Joff Spittlehouse as a co-producer.

After college, he performed with the Nottingham-based art rock band Swimming, appearing on their EP *Pacifictitle* (2006) and their album *The Fireflow Trade* (2009).

In 2011, he released *Doom Wop EP* as a member of Nottingham indie studio project Alana.

In 2019, he grew involved with the band Tongg, assisting in production of their EP *Brains Out* (2020) and their album *Karate in the Dark* (2021).

Wright was the first person Davies contacted after being located by Panchikord. He was in South Korea with his girlfriend at the time.

In August 2020, an independent musician called C4SC4DE uploaded a fan-made cover of Panchiko's song "D＞E＞A＞T＞H＞M＞E＞T＞A＞L" to YouTube; Wright performed lead vocals on this cover version.

As of June 2021, he is still working full-time.

### Shaun Ferreday

**Shaun Ferreday** met Wright when the two were five years old. They did not meet Davis until secondary school, when they were about 11.

Ferreday has stated that his biggest musical influences during Panchiko's early years were Massive Attack, Portishead, Pulp, Terrorvision, and The Mighty Mighty Bosstones. On the other hand, Wright joked that Ferreday primarily "listened to the sound of the squeaky wheels of a penny-farthing and twin cylinder motorbikes."

Before Davies joined the group, Ferreday recalls forming a cover band with Wright when he was "about 13." Ferreday and Davies also reminisced during an interview over their shared interest in Kula Shaker.

During the making of *D＞E＞A＞T＞H＞M＞E＞T＞A＞L*, Ferreday said that he was balancing college and working different part-time jobs during this time. He also studied classical guitar—or, "[was] in college training to be a guitar maker." Regarding his contributions to Panchiko, Ferreday said, "I'd meet Owain and Andy in the evenings and discover most of a song had been written, and I just had to add in a bassline."

After Panchiko disbanded, Ferreday sold his guitars. He did not play music again, nor did he listen to the music he made with Panchiko, until the band's future reunion. He had also lost contact with Davies for over a decade. Ferreday has since married and has children; he now works as a tree surgeon.

After Davies informed Wright of Panchiko's newfound success, Wright contacted Ferreday, who was in Cambridge at the time. As of June 2021, Ferreday is still working full-time.

Ferreday plays a Squier bass. Sometime in early 2023, Ferreday was injured in a fall. A man named Ollie briefly substituted for Ferreday during Panchiko's tour in the United Kingdom. Ferreday was absent from the Nottingham, Manchester, and Glasgow shows, but he returned for the last two shows in Bath and London.

### John

Davies recalls of **John** attempting to persuade him into listening to New Orleans blues artist Dr. John. Wright, on the other hand joked, "I don’t know if he even listened to music, or just the sound of artillery fire."

Panchiko would often spend weekends at John's home in rural Lincolnshire, practicing in his family's converted cellar. Davies recalls John putting chewing gum in the former's hair, leading to a minor altercation. Davies revealed that John helped him write some of the lyrics on *Kicking Cars*. John appears on the first five tracks of *Ferric Oxide (Demos 1997-2001)*.

Following the disbandment of Panchiko, John was enlisted into the British military. Afterward, the other three members lost touch with him completely.

In 2020, a photograph featuring John's likeness was used for the cover art of a single—"Untitled Demo - 1997"—released to Panchiko's Bandcamp.

### John Schofield

John SchofieldRob Harris
**John Schofield** is also a member of the Nottingham band Tongg, of which he serves as the drummer and percussionist. Prior to joining Panchiko, his band frequently collaborated with Wright, who is also known as We Show Up on RadaR. In June 2020, Panchiko released a song called "Machine Gun Drum" featuring Schofield on the drums. In late 2021, Schofield was formally recruited as Panchiko's new drummer.

Schofield is also a drum tutor.

### Rob Harris

**Robert "Rob" Harris** is also a member of the Nottingham band Tongg, of which he serves as a vocalist, guitarist, and keyboardist. Prior to Panchiko, his band frequently collaborated with Wright, who is also known as We Show Up on RadaR. In late 2021, Harris was formally recruited as a guitarist for Panchiko. In 2022, he assisted Wright with post-production and the mixing of Panchiko's live album *Live in Nottingham*.

## Additional contributors

This section lists those who have contributed to Panchiko's recordings or live performances. The following individuals are listed in chronological order of participation.

### Hugh Pascall

Hugh Pascall is a British trumpeter who regularly collaborated with Wright before Panchiko's reformation, e.g. on *WSUOUR* by We Show Up on RadaR in 2016.

In May 2020, he assisted Davies and Wright in the production of Panchiko's single, "R＞O＞B＞O＞T＞S＞R＞E＞P＞R＞I＞S＞E," which was the first song to be written and recorded since the band's initial breakup. Pascall played the trumpet and the piano. This led fans to question if Hugh was an officially recruited member of the band, potentially replacing Ferreday. After the release, Wright said "Owain, Shaun, Hugh and I are really grateful for your support."

In the fall of 2020, he collaborated with Wright on a remix of Panchiko's "D＞E＞A＞T＞H＞M＞E＞T＞A＞L"—simply titled "Andy and Hugh Panchiko - DEATHMETAL"—which appears on the band's remix album *D＞E＞A＞T＞H＞M＞E＞T＞A＞L＞S*.

### Rudy

On Panchiko's Bandcamp, someone named "Rudy" is credited as a musician on "Machine Gun Drum." Nothing else is known about them.

### Ollie

Sometime in early 2023, Ferreday was injured in a fall. A man named Ollie briefly substituted for Ferreday during Panchiko's tour in the United Kingdom. Ollie performed with Panchiko at three shows in Nottingham, Manchester, and Glasgow.

## Notes

1. ↑ Due to the band's initial tendency to omit their full names from the liner notes, John's surname has never been made public.
2. ↑ Semple said, "Panchiko’s original sound was a pastiche of whichever bands the boys liked: a mixture of shoegaze and indie rock influences..."
3. ↑ I have always loved music... My older brother would bring home a crazy amount of eclectic records home from uni, so I grew up listening to all sorts. Might be why we like combining a couple of genres at a time. Loved making tapes and playing around recording on old hi-fi's messing up sound when I was a kid. Once I could play in bands and start songwriting, that also became a passion. I guess I’m always trying to combine the songwriting world with a bit of sound design, sampling, and audio manipulation."
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Ferreday said, "Me and Andy have known each other since we were about five and went through primary and junior school together, and then we met Owain at secondary school when we were about 11." Owain confirmed, "I didn't know you as a child, Shaun," to which Ferreday replied, "No, not as a *small* child."
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Wright said, "We were about 16 years old, and before that point, I think Owain and myself were in different bands."
6. ↑ Davies said, "I worked at a comic shop for a while and went to college/uni. I made electronic instrumental music for a while, [and] created audio reactive visuals as well as VJing."
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 When asked about the Panchiko members' whereabouts after disbanding, Wright explained, "We’ve all moved on with stuff. We’re tree surgeons, teachers, and engineers... Not really sure where John is. I think he joined the army!"
8. ↑ "I only ever wanted to be a sound engineer, ever since being 11 years old. I think it was programmed into me from birth!"
9. ↑ Wright said, "We were about 16 years old, and before that point, I think Owain and myself were in different bands. We started recording music together and enjoyed the whole process and kinda just started playing in pubs and organising our own shows with our other friends in bands."
10. ↑ When asked about remastering *D＞E＞A＞T＞H＞M＞E＞T＞A＞L*, Wright said, "I work as a mastering engineer, so I couldn’t resist trying to restore and remaster everything."
11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 Wright said, "I was in a band called Swimming, and I also had my own project called We Show Up On Radar. I also still work as a mix and mastering engineer, so I’ve sort of stayed involved in the industry."
12. ↑ Ferreday said, "We were doing Oasis, Beatles... we’d probably go see Owain’s band and see what they were doing, and then rip it off! ... 'Band' is a very loose term for what it was at that point, because neither of us could play our instruments. Me and Andy were in a band just doing covers and trying to figure out how you play with other people. Later on, we 'poached' Owain!"
13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 Wright said, "Shaun has been bringing up his lovely kids and doing family stuff, so he hadn’t played for 20 years or more."
14. ↑ Ferreday said, "Before all this happened, I hadn't talked to Owain for ten years, and it wasn't on purpose, it was because life got in the way."
15. ↑ Ferreday said, “I was at work when I got a message from Andy saying 'Google Panchiko.' I didn't know what he was referring to, I said, 'What are you talking about? I'm sure there's nothing about it on the Internet,' but I did and it was crazy. There was so much out there about us, I had no idea how they knew so much. The internet was going crazy with conspiracy theories. They said we were Banksy."
16. ↑ Davies said, "John did encourage me to get into 'Dr John,' [but] I wasn’t having any of it. I should have listened to him, he was right."
17. ↑ Wright said, "We’d go out to Lincolnshire to our drummer’s place to rehearse. He had a converted cellar and bit of a bigger house, so his parents were a little more tolerant of the 'horrendous' amount of noise we’d make."
18. ↑ Davies said, "I think John helped me with some of the lyrics on *Kicking Cars* one Friday in the pub, and after a few, maybe some cars were kicked."

## References

### Citations

Articles, documentaries, and interviews:

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Panchiko Reflect on “D＞E＞A＞T＞H＞M＞E＞T＞A＞L,” Lost Y2K Demo Turned Internet Cult Hit (May 18, 2020).
2. ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 2.15 2.16 2.17 2.18 2.19 The Surprising Story of Panchiko (March 15, 2020).
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 4Channer Discovers Mysterious Album, Asks “Who Is Panchiko?” (September 4, 2021).
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Panchiko: the internet’s greatest music mystery (February 27, 2022).
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.7 5.8 5.9 Panchiko Interview: Emotion is an Art. Mosher's Records (March 19, 2023).
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 6.6 Panchiko Interview (June 10, 2021).
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5 7.6 Panchiko delve into the widely speculated mysteries surrounding the enigmatic band (December 29, 2021).
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 8.4 8.5 8.6 Episode 2 - Panchiko Interview. Play By Play Podcast With DC (July 1, 2022).
9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 9.6 9.7 9.8 Panchiko: How a Mysterious Shoegaze Album Sparked an Global InterSearch (February 2, 2022).
10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 10.5 10.6 Panchiko's Lost Media Icon, the Internet's Most Searched Band #BandsYouNeedToKnow (Spanish) (December 8, 2020).
11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 Interview with Panchiko (November 24, 2021).
12. ↑ Panchiko - BUS INVADVERS Ep. 1702 (January 3, 2023).
13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 PANCHIKO - “UNTIL I KNOW” (March 30, 2023).
14. ↑ 14.0 14.1 14.2 How Panchiko Made Me Fall For Death Metal (January 3, 2021).
15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 15.3 15.4 Panchiko and the Power of the Internet: From Message Boards to an International Tour, Two Decades Later (October 9, 2022).
16. ↑ 16.0 16.1 Panchiko premieres 'The Death Of' with the last song they recorded in 2001 (Spanish) (February 15, 2021).
17. ↑ 17.0 17.1 Gig Review: Panchiko at Metronome (December 8, 2021).
18. ↑ 18.0 18.1 ‘We didn’t even know they were there’: the little-known bands finding fans years later (August 16, 2022).
19. ↑ 19.0 19.1 Panchiko - D＞E＞A＞T＞H＞M＞E＞T＞A＞L Lyrics and tabs (September 15, 2019).
20. ↑ 20.0 20.1 E3 - Liv & Gigi's So-Called Life (Featuring: Panchiko) (February 1, 2022).
21. ↑ 21.0 21.1 Spectreview: Panchiko – D＞E＞A＞T＞H＞M＞E＞T＞A＞L (February 25, 2020).
22. ↑ 22.0 22.1 UK cult group Panchiko announce first album in 20 years & North American tour (February 13, 2023).
23. ↑ 23.0 23.1 How Dismiss Yourself Became a Hub for Internet Weirdness (July 8, 2021).
24. ↑ 24.0 24.1 Panchikobin (July 10, 2020).
25. ↑ 25.0 25.1 Album Review: D＞E＞A＞T＞H＞M＞E＞T＞A＞L by Panchiko (May 26, 2021).
26. ↑ 26.0 26.1 Panchiko DEATHMETAL - Tales From the Internet (February 3, 2023).

### Discord messages

Discord messages left on Panchikord by the band members:

1. ↑ [Discord message] (February 16, 2020). “Cowboy bebop, code geass, excel saga”
2. ↑ [Discord message] (February 17, 2020). “difficult one. Susuma yokota '*sakura*' my favourite ep is Godspeed you black emperor '*slow riot for new zero Kanada*' I can listen to the track Moya all day. Nirvana *in utero* . BOC *music has the right to children*. Prefuse 73 *one word extinguisher*. Dabrye *2/3*. So many, I have loads of records, favs changes all the time. Anything by fourtet as well and most of Björk work”
3. ↑ [Discord message] (February 17, 2020). “Daisuke tanabe '*floating underwater*' is a great album. Cannibal ox *cold vein* is on my phone most of the time. Twin peaks theme tunes another favourite. *Princess monoke sound track*. Dj shadow *entroducing*. Forest swords '*compassion*' I could talk records all day!”
4. ↑ [Discord message] (February 17, 2020). “I’m a massive frank Herbert fan, I love American science fiction from that time. Eyes of Ibad Was a song about *dune* and I wanted to make it sound like dune if that’s possible?”
5. ↑ [Discord message] (February 16, 2020). “Cuts my favourite.”
6. ↑ [Discord message] (February 17, 2020). “eyes of Ibad. It’s probably the most ‘timeless’ of the bunch”
7. ↑ [Discord message] (September 25, 2020). “Yes that is Lum in my t-shirt. Still got it (on)”
8. ↑ [Discord message] (July 18, 2020). “Used to sing in another project with a guitarist and cellist but no recordings. Might be videos of performances from way back on YouTube somewhere.”
9. ↑ [Discord message] (February 17, 2020). “Here’s an old YouTube channel of my electronic stuff
https://m.youtube.com/user/TheMIDSR”
10. ↑ [Discord message] (February 16, 2020). “If you want to check out my latest work. I have been in *dreams* early access my name is ord6 I like making games or at least trying. Everyone should play *dreams*”
11. ↑ [Discord message] (September 25, 2020). “I play a Squier.”
12. ↑ [Discord message] (September 25, 2020).
13. ↑ [Discord message] (September 25, 2020).
14. ↑ [Discord message] (September 25, 2020).
15. ↑ Davies recalls, "I remember John, he once put chewing gum in my hair. We had a little fight." He continued, "All part of being a band, can’t be friends all time." He concluded, "We made up after the ruckus."
16. ↑ [Discord message] (September 25, 2020). “Tbf johns drums are in the first 5 tracks of ferric oxide.”
17. ↑ [Discord message] (May 18, 2020). “it’s a real pleasure to answer your questions and Owain, Shaun, Hugh and I are really grateful for your support. 🙂”

### Panchiko sources

Information found on the band's social media:

1. ↑ (last)exile.
2. ↑ [Soundcloud for (last)exile]. “Owain is a Nottingham based Music Producer, VJ, Audio/Visual designer and Tenori-on performer. Under the name MIDSR and (Last)Exile, Owain has produced Audio/Visual delights for performance and installation. ... A big fan of Records, Videogame's and interactivity. (Last)Exile explores the possibilities of controlling light and sound through home brew interfaces, using Videogame controllers such as the wiimote to create interactive visuals and sound pieces for audience participation. ... (Last)Exile has produced his own brand of Videogame inspired Bleeps, Blips and Beats as well as interactive visuals for Broadway Cinema, Digital Broadway, Radiator Festival, Sideshow Festival, LAB, University Radio Nottingham, GameCity6 Festival, Eric Chahi's Bootcycle and as the resident band at GameCityNights.”
3. ↑ [Owain Davies' Instagram account].
4. ↑ R＞O＞B＞O＞T＞S＞R＞E＞P＞R＞I＞S＞E (May 18, 2020). “Artwork & Video - ORD6 (OWAIN) made in Dreams PS4. For more information about this amazing creation tool visit: mediamolecule.com”
5. ↑ Untitled Demo - 1997 (July 7, 2020).
6. ↑ [John Schofield's website].
7. ↑ PANCHIKO - LIVE IN NOTTINGHAM (April 22, 2022).
8. ↑ Machine Gun Drum (June 11, 2020).

## See also

* Owain Davies' tour gear

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