Despite being active in the UK’s house and techno scenes since the early ’90s, Matt Edwards didn’t gain wider attention until the turn of the millennium, thanks to a series of remixes and edits for higher-profile acts. In the following years he fine-tuned his compositions under various aliases—including Radio Slave. Tracks such as “Acid Dip” and “Geisterstadt” hark back to the now Berlin-based DJ/producer’s club origins. But the restless sonic explorer also draws inspiration from the synth-heavy sounds of the 1980s (“Bell Clap Dance”) and even ambient (“Ghost”).