As Dane Law, Adam Parkinson makes music using single board and embedded computers, mixing sine waves and mangled rave samples on an entirely screenless, battery powered set up, exploring the possibilities of new digital instruments and the future of how we incorporate computers (and computer music) into sets with no obvious computer present, whilst producing glitched up beats and room shaking drones. His debut album, United in Dance, was recently released on Quantum Natives and can be download at quantumnatives.com. It has received support from DJs and producers such as Mumdance (RinseFM) and Joane Skyler (NTS Radio). Under other aliases he has released on Entr’acte, Fat Cat Records and Upset the Rhythm and received airplay on WFMU. Parkinson has a Phd in music from Newcastle University, and currently works as a researcher and lecturer in EAVI. Watch the video made by Werkflow and Quantum Natives that accompanied the album recently premiered on Mixmag here.