Bio:

Sin:Ned, an idiosyncratic writer and a sonic junkie from Hong Kong, hacks and twists anything he can put his hands on. While not writing as a pseudo-music critic elaborating his esoteric worldview, in the same idiosyncratic fashion, he spends much of his time hacking and sculpting sonic materials with his laptop and various electronic gears. Used to be a member of the internet-based music collective Tapegerm, and had also performed as a sonic improviser in the Media Jam of 03 HK Sound And Vision Festival, while some of his other sound works can be found in various releases such as “mondisk”, “MCB200” and Alok’s “29 minutes from the end”.

Sin:Ned, 有人稱為樂評人，亦有人形容為音樂文字工作者。實質上，是一位文字痴及聲響迷徒。曾是香港另類音樂雜誌MCB (音樂殖民地) 之主力寫手之一，擅長以艱深險要之手法扭曲樂評，把所謂樂評帶進自身神秘詭異的理論深淵。同時間，又沉迷電腦軟體及另類電子工具的聲響創作，曾一度是網上創作共同體Tapegerm之成員。其聲響作品，散見於”mondisk”、”MCB200”及Alok的“29 minutes from the end”等專輯。此外，亦曾參與03香港視野音樂節中Media Jam項目之現場演出。其首張個人作品“Uroborus: A Study on No-Input Device”，於2006年發表於Lona Records。

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