A living legend of the dance scene, Digital Primate (AKA Chris Coe) has been in the game for over fifteen years. As a key purveyor in the Australian techno scene, his club night ‘Centriphugal’ played an instrumental role in popularising the ghetto tech sound.

His productions have continued to receive worldwide acclaim and support from the most recognised DJs on the touring circuit. His hugely popular 1995 self-titled album garnered Primate fans across the globe, whilst his energetic live shows and DJ sets have seen him play as far and wide as Womb in Japan, Bed in New York, Tresor in Berlin and countless underground warehouse parties in London.

Australian festival goers have also gotten a taste of Primate’s magic, when he played the Big Day Out in 2005 and again on the full tour in 2007, as well as many outdoor festivals throughout the past decade.

Primate has a well-established reputation for combining jackin’ dancefloor beats with astute political commentary. His 2003 Bunker Buster EP critiqued the Iraq War, but his last album offering ‘Siege Mentality’, has taken that approach to a whole new level.

Now with his new offering “Keep Calm and Carry On” Digital Primate teamed up once again with Mad Professor to create a deep, dubby and dark musical collection of tracks.