Neil Landstrumm is a pioneering figure in electronic music, renowned for his innovative approach to techno, electro, and experimental bass music since the early 1990s. Hailing from Edinburgh, Scotland, Landstrumm began releasing records in 1994 on influential labels like Peacefrog, Tresor, and Planet Mu, quickly earning a reputation for his distinctive hardware-driven sound and restless creativity. Over the years, his output has traversed genres, integrating elements of UK rave, dub, industrial, Chicago acid, and broken beat, resulting in a sound that is idiosyncratic and always evolving.

Landstrumm’s relentless exploration has seen him produce critically acclaimed albums such as "Bedrooms and Cities" and "Restaurant of Assassins," both considered milestones in techno and UK bass fusion. His live performances are famed for their improvisational energy, showcasing his mastery in using drum machines, synthesizers, and samplers to create raw, spontaneous music. In addition to his solo work, Landstrumm has collaborated with artists and collectives, pushing boundaries in both studio production and live electronic performance.

His influence can be heard across multiple generations of producers, and his legacy is cemented as an artist committed to innovation, authenticity, and the underground spirit of electronic music.