Late-night D&B and jungle
A weekly show across several years, built around sustained listening rather than a short peak-time set.
The Audio Demon name was built through weekly radio, Bradford venues, R:Evolve nights, original production and years of staying connected to drum and bass.
It is my route through it: the radio shows I hosted, the rooms I played, the R:Evolve appearances documented by surviving flyers, the music I produced and the label I built to release it.
Some dates are precise because the flyers still exist. Other parts are remembered as longer periods—weekly radio across several years, repeated bookings and the gradual development of Audio Demon rather than one single starting night.
On Frequency FM, I hosted a weekly late-night drum and bass and jungle show for several years. That regular slot demanded new music, longer transitions and enough range to hold attention without relying on the energy of a live crowd.
I later hosted a weekly show on UKBassRadio.com for years and returned to the station for more broadcasts. Radio became a different side of the same skill: selection, pacing and giving tracks enough room to make sense together.
A weekly show across several years, built around sustained listening rather than a short peak-time set.
Another long-running radio home, followed by further broadcasts after the original regular period.
The radio years sit inside a wider DJ history covering clubs, soundsystems, specialist nights and current event work.
These flyers document Audio Demon appearances at R:Evolve and Delta Seven nights across Revolution, Malik House and The Love Apple.



The documented history includes The Mill, Revolution, The Love Apple, Malik House and R:Evolve Soundsystem. Each setting asked for something different: a B2B conversation, a soundsystem slot, a shorter support set or a room that needed to be taken further into the night.
Part of the wider Bradford drum and bass venue history connected with Audio Demon.
Home to the documented R:Evolve third-birthday appearance in August 2009.
Delta Seven flyer history with Audio Demon alongside DJ Steppa, Squelch and others.
Several nights and soundsystem appearances, including documented B2B sets.
Original music has appeared under Audio Demon and DJ A.D. The track Threat was originally released in 2013 and received support from DJ Bailey on BBC Radio 1Xtra.
In 2025, Threat was re-released through Mista Smith Digital, my independent drum and bass label. That re-release links the earlier production period to a catalogue that can now be documented properly on this site.
View Threat in the DiscographyOriginal release in 2013. BBC Radio 1Xtra support from DJ Bailey. Re-released by Mista Smith Digital in 2025.
Open release entry →Audio Demon can be booked for focused liquid, jump-up or tech drum and bass sets across Bradford and West Yorkshire. The history matters because it shows this is a specialist identity with real radio, venue, soundsystem and production experience behind it.