12 Facts About Krust

Krust has released over 100 tracks and three albums on labels such as Full Cycle, Talkin' Loud and V Recordings.

Krust was a member of Mercury Music Award-winning collective Reprazent and his most prominent releases such as "Warhead" and "Soul in Motion" are cited by peers and press as some of the most highly influential within the genre.

Key members of the collective alongside Krust were his brother J Flynn and friend Paul Southey After leaving school, Fresh 4 established themselves in a squat in Bedminster where they would regularly hold parties.

Krust continued to work on music while attending raves in the UK southwest region.

Krust released two studio productions during this time with Flynn and Suv under the name Hocus Pocus.

Krust released numerous collaborations with fellow Full Cycle artists Roni Size, Die and Suv under aliases such as Wings, 3 Way and, later, Kamanchi.

Krust appeared many times on its subsidiary, more jungle-defined label Philly Blunt and wrote a considerable number of remixes as the decade developed ranging from Shy FX Bjork to Korn.

Krust's output was described by author Peter Shapiro in his book Drum 'n' Bass The Rough Guide as "becoming more progressively apocalyptic as the 1990s developed".

Krust appeared on Talkin' Loud's soundtrack to UK horror movie Long Time Dead with a cover of David Bowie and Giorgio Moroder's "Cat People".

Krust's last release during this era was a retrospective Full Cycle double mix CD Journey thru the Cycle in 2007.

Krust studied neurolinguistic programming and his first non-music business venture was Disruptive Patterns, a lifestyle coaching consultancy launched in 2009 and aimed at translating the ideologies of jungle into other industry sectors.

Krust regularly discusses the idea of breaking the rules, unlearning what you know and experimenting with new ideas.