Who We Are...
'The Tweak Freaks'
'The Tweak Freaks' is the coming together of three producers in the North of England who share a huge passion for a huge range of music covering a multitude of styles... The Tweakies have a wealth of experience from many different musical styles and production backgrounds and this project is a vehicle for pushing some of our more experimental and cutting edge ideas...
From classical training, to thrash metal shredding, we pull on all sorts of influences and delve deeper and dirtier into music than we ever have before - all the while keeping our high fascination with sound innovation and electronica to the fore. The tunes we make are snippets from our past, journeys from our conscience and optimisms from our future... we are 'The Tweak Freaks'.
- Latest News/Updates
(Feb 10 – News)
The Tweaky Boys are hard at work putting the final touches to several tracks ready for UK release. We will also be sprucing the site up with some interactive flash stuff and we await the launch of the 'Fanatics of Twist' site...The Tweak Freaks
The Tweak Freaks project is the coming together of several producers of distinct musical backgrounds based in the North East of England near Middlesbrough - we make down and dirty, electro and trance music. Check us out on our myspace at www.myspace.com/thefanaticsoftwist and drop us a line and show some support...
Catch us out and about on tour >>>
The Tweak Freaks are lining up several exclusive residencies of general musical munge madness with a mix of 'live electro' and Dj's/vocalists - keep an eye on this space for details or join our mailing list to get all the latest updates from the Tweakies/Fanatics camp... catch us out and about in the NE for our unique blend of live and digital style...
The Blueprints - Spectrum Vs Commodore
Crisp melodies weave amongst percussive guitar textures, drums flail and spin with hook-laden basslines - York based 'The Blueprints' are a great band and we are giving their great track 'Spectrum vs. Commodore' the Tweak Freaks treatment with a series of mixery pokeries, it's going to be dirtier than a rubber keyboard...