I got my first taste of spinning to cover for a late arriving  DJ   Dovan at Skoochies  Seattle in 1985 (though I had been messing around with 4-track reals since 1982). I later went to DJ what was    called the “dark side”  with DJ Scruff at The Omni in Kent during 85-86,   and  later at the  Spectrum in Federal Way.  These were great times   with the  release of  great club industrial dance labels like Waxtrax   and Netwerk just to  the  north of us supporting bands like Skinny   Puppy. Kind of strange to go   to a night where you could here SPK,   Chris and Cosy and Madonna and  Kajagoogoo  in the same hour.
Then  I made the financial mistake of going to “broadcast  school” but  later  became a  Production Intern at KPLZ/KVI 86-87, where I was   reacquainted  with  DJ Drew who also worked there at the time. At this  time the   underage  clubs were virtually null and void in Seattle due to  the  political   climate.  I recall after the city closed The Monastery,   Skoochies,  &  the Retro closed, we were left with City Beat where DJ   Donald  Glaude was spinning  and then later came Club Broadway another   failed  try by former Monastery Owner  George Freeman, but great fun   while it  lasted. 
Later in the 80′s DJ Scruff  and I would spin at Club  Bananas   (hate the name) in 1988, then later  moved the Chris and Scruff show to    Club OZ for 88-89. Here we were  able to get great live acts to come as   well  like Ministry, Xymox,  Book of Love, and A Flock of Seagulls. At   one point shortly after I  left  the DJ life for a bit to become a   Computer Operations slave for  TicketMaster (we  called TicketBastard)   and later went to work for the  Paramount and Moore  Theater’s when they   reopened after the great  renovations by Ida Cole.  I  ran away to  Hawaii  for a year to find  myself in turbulent times and returned to   Seattle  to work for the ACT  theater and started spinning again at the  Catwalk   1996 where I would  open for DJ Drew and finish the night again  on the  “dark  side”.   That name seems to follow me.  After that I spun  at   MachineWerks  96-97 on Sunday nights.  Later I would help run the   Aurifice  Internet  CafĂ© 1999-2003 where I also played music and it was   the only underage   venue for Convergence 6 in Seattle. Since then, I   returned to  College  and received a BA in Sociology from the University   of  Washington.
I  have also  been a Guest DJ @ Vogue (the original) on 1st,   Mercury,  Noc Noc, & the  Skoochies Reunion to help raise funds for youthcare.org   which helps teenage  homeless and runaways.  Long live the DJ’s and    creators of music and let us  all share what makes our ears and hearts    happy.
previously spinning live as the host of “Eclectic Blender” every Saturday 5-9pm PST on Radio Black Light.   playing music from the genre’s of Industrial, EBM, Electro, Hardcore,   Darkwave, IDM, Noise, Electronica, a little Goth and Dubstep  and   whatever else pops up in the giant random electric eclectic  industrial   strength blender for 5 years!
Currently co-hosting with Paul Aleinikoff for a show he has been doing for over 25 years now, called "On The Edge". It is a weekly specialty show on KNHC 89.5 FM, KNHC Digital Channel 1, and can be heard streaming world wide on www.C895.org from 8PM - 2AM Pacific time.
Currently co-hosting with Paul Aleinikoff for a show he has been doing for over 25 years now, called "On The Edge". It is a weekly specialty show on KNHC 89.5 FM, KNHC Digital Channel 1, and can be heard streaming world wide on www.C895.org from 8PM - 2AM Pacific time.

