B(if)tek

B(if)tek were one of Australia's most innovative electronic acts. As part of the Clan Analogue musician's collective, which also included the likes of Itch-e & Scratch-e, Dark Network, and Infusion, they created experimental music that was futuristic and retro at the same time. The duo consisted of Kate Crawford (aka k8), and Nicole Skeltys (aka single-cell), who described themselves as the Daphne and Velma of electronica. Their prankish, playful quality defined their music; they were known for wearing strange costumes, breaking into giggles, and drinking champagne during their sets. They also famously managed to obtain a grant from the Arts Council of Australia to study the effects of low frequencies on listeners, which they achieved by releasing a double album of minimalist dance music.



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