Technimatic

Technimatic is a UK drum and bass duo made up of Peter Rogers, known as Technicolour, and Andy Powell, known as Komatic. The pair also use the name Technicolour & Komatic. They start making music together in 2007 in London, initially releasing material under their earlier name.

Career and releases

The duo’s first record is Preacher, released on Technique’s sister imprint Worldwide Audio. Their music develops into a liquid-influenced form of drum and bass, and they issue releases on labels including Critical, Hospital, SGN:LTD and Good Looking. Technicolour also contributes an official remix of LTJ Bukem’s Music for Good Looking.

Shogun Audio signs Technimatic exclusively to its sister label SGN:LTD in 2012. On that imprint they release the Intersection EP, one of the label’s most successful releases, and receive support from DJs including Mistajam and Friction on BBC Radio 1. Their work also appears on Shogun Audio’s Way Of The Warrior album series, part 2, and the track Bristol receives support from Gilles Peterson on BBC 6Music.

Label work

In 2021, Technimatic establish their own label, Technimatic Music.