Discography: Clatterbox (Clear) 1995 Clatterbeats Vol. 1 (Clear) 1996 Clatterbeats Vol. 2 (Clear) 1996 Eazy Does It (Clear) 1996 Spatz (Clear) 1996 Project Unison (Neo Ouija) 2000 Solar Phase EP (Z-bop) 2004 Control Freak EP (Touchin' Bass) 2006 Storm Drain (Trust) 2007 Destination London (Cheap) 2007 Remixes: Friend & Doktor Kosmos - Single Of The Week (Dot) 1997 DJ Vadim - U.S.S.R. Reconstruction (Theories Explained) (Ninja Tunes) 1998
During the mid-nineties, David Kempston (aka Clatterbox) secured himself a considerable following while recording releases for the seminal UK label Clear. In years to come his debut double mini-LP would become a collectors piece -
widely regarded as a classic.
David went on to produce music in a diversity of styles, under various guises including the solid house sounds of Cartel Productions (Ideal / Reel Discs), the malignant breaks of Darkmode (En:vision Recordings) and a collaboration
album project with Metamatics (Lee Norris) on label Neoouija.
Over the years the Clatterbox sound has changed into a frightening array
of hard, angular computer funk the likes of which you will not have heard before.
In 2003 David set up his own record label called Z-BOP, with friend Steve Horne aka The Horn (Universal Language). Co-running the label with a family of artists who all hail from the South West of England.
2007 saw Clatterbox release an ep on Andrea Parkers legendary label TOUCHIN BASS called the Contol Freak ep.
Followed shortly after by a release on the ultra cool Vienna based label TRUST, entitled the Storm Drain ep.
Clatterbox is also responsable for the first release on the relaunched Austrian cult label CHEAP, entitled Destination London.
Coming soon a new Clatterbox ep on Z-BOP and other CLASSIFIED projects.
Clatterbox music makes no attempts at filling any pigeonholes, the music is what it is and is left to speak for itself.
