I use to destroy Billie Holiday songs. That's how Patient Zero started. Trailing melodies that didn't go anywhere, half-formed sounds that swam in through a haze of noise, half-remembered but not placed. Now it's accelerated violence. Beats that cruise as fast as the drum machines will allow, then suddenly slowed down to hip-hop pace, the long lost soundtracks to driller killer, slowed down diseased scratching, shredded military breakbeats and grinding pulse less bass tones, and off course destroyed riffs off classic 40's jazz. Digital Hardcore South African Style. Genuine South African outsider noise.
Patient Zero is influenced by Cormac McCarthy's books, David Cronenberg's movies, David Lynch's heart, Paul Virilio's aesthetics, Groinchurn, Alec Empire's interviews, Merzbow, DJ Scud and ten tons of Japanese noise.

Want something a little more laid back? Check out dror for the loungey, down tempo version of these songs. The sound of one hand shaking a martini at the world.