With an eclectic gang of conspirators by his side, James Lavelle has
pick-pocketed a kaleidoscope of genres and mashed them into an electro crossover
of dance, hip-hop and rock to help make UNKLE one of the most innovative and
influential acts around.
Music obsessed from an early age, Lavelle was DJ-ing and running local block
parties from the age of 15 and started the Mo'Wax record label at just
18-years-old. Musical experiments with school friend Tim Goldsworthy, Money Mark
and the Scratch Perverts heralded the first UNKLE EPs, but it was Lavelle's
later partnership with D...