Luke Francis Vibert (born January 26, 1973) is a Cornish recording artist and producer known for his work in many subgenres of electronica. He began his musical career as a member of the Hate Brothers, only later branching out into his own compositions. Vibert has recorded under several different aliases, most notably Plug and Wagon Christ.

Discography

As Luke Vibert

• A Polished Solid (1995)
• Do Unto Others (1997)
• Big Soup (1997)
• 95-99 EP (2000)
• Nuggets (2001), A collection of library music by other artists.
• Homewerk EP (2002)
• Further Nuggets (2002)
• Synthax/I Love Acid (2003), Limited edition vinyl YosepH promo.
• YosepH (2003), His first full-length album on Warp Records.
• Lover's Acid (2005)
• Lover's Acid 12" EP (2005)

With Jeremy Simmonds

• Weirs (1993)

With B.J. Cole

• Drum 'n' Bass 'n' Steel EP (1999)
• Stop The Panic (2000)
• Spring Collection EP (2000)

Aliases

Luke Vibert has also released material under many different recording names.

Ace of Clubs

• Classid Tracks (2002)

Amen Andrews

• Volume 1 (2003), First in a series of hardcore/jungle EP's.
• Volume 2 (2003)
• Volume 3 (2003)
• Volume 4 (2003)
• Volume 5 (2003)

Note: "Amen Andrews" is a word play on the name of Irish game show host Eamonn Andrews. It probably also is a reference to the "Amen break", which is used in almost all drum'n'bass records.

Kerrier District

• Kerrier District (2004), An experimental disco album.
• Kerrier District 2 (2006), Second Kerrier District album featuring a remix by Ceephax.

Plug

• Plug 1 (1995)
• Plug 2 (1995)
• Plug 3 (1995)
• Drum 'n' Bass for Papa (1997)
• Me & Mr. Sutton (1997)

Note: Vibert has stated that Plug is currently inactive, and he does not plan on making another drum and bass album.

Spac Hand Luke

• Sidthug (2006)
• Amen Andrews V Spac Hand Luke (2006)

Wagon Christ

• Phat Lab Nightmare (1994)
• Sunset Boulevard EP (1994)
• Throbbing Pouch (1995)
• Redone EP (1995)
• Rissalecki EP (1995)
• London Is A Country (1997)
• The Power Of Love (1997)
• Lovely (1998)
• Tally Ho! (1998)
• Ataride / Tomorrow Acid (2001)
• Musipal (2001)
• Receiver (2001)
• Shadows (2004)
• Sorry I Make You Lush (2004)

External links

• Vibert and Cole on Astralwerks
• Interview on BBC website (06/2004)
• Interview on themilkfactory website (08/2004)
• Brainwashed: Vibert

1973 births | Living people | Electronic musicians | Natives of Cornwall

Luke Vibert