Lee Gamble is an electronic music artist, producer, and DJ from Birmingham, United Kingdom, whose work occupies the intersection of experimental electronica, deconstructed club, and avant-garde sound design. Originally emerging from the early 2000s UK jungle and rave scenes, Gamble’s early work in sound collage and deejaying laid the groundwork for his later, more acclaimed solo productions. He made a significant impact with his critically lauded 2012 album "Diversions 1994-1996," which deconstructed jungle mixtapes into hazy, fragmented soundscapes, followed by "Dutch Tvashar Plumes," which further blurred the lines between ambient, techno, and abstract electronics.

Throughout his subsequent releases for labels such as PAN and Hyperdub, including the expansive "Flush Real Pharynx" trilogy, Gamble’s output has been marked by a restless creative energy, exploring concepts of surveillance, urban alienation, and the phenomenology of listening through dense, morphing textures and unpredictable rhythms. His work is also notable for its conceptual rigor, often accompanied by thought-provoking audio-visual shows and interdisciplinary collaborations, placing him at the forefront of forward-thinking electronic music in the UK and beyond.