Entropik

Entropik is the cello-centric electronica partnership of Dan and Deryn Cullen from Leeds, West Yorkshire.

Entropik's music is characterised by its focus on the cello and moody electronica. They compose music chiefly for film, TV, animation and advertising. They have worked on award winning media projects including the recent short film and winner of the Humfest Prize, Enfant. They also compose music for publishers and libraries including Zentropa Music, the library attached to one of the biggest film companies in Europe, Zentropa Films (founded and owned by the great Lars von Trier).

Entropik have also released 2 albums. Their debut album Reflections on Time released in 2007 is an ambient/ new age collection of tracks occasionally also featuring spoken voice. Cellotronics, a smaller and more experimental collection of tracks inspired by the work of Robert Fripp amongst others was released in 2009. The first track from Cellotronics - Sirius, was chosen as a finalist in the 2009 People's Music Awards and has been nominated as a category winner - to be announced at the award ceremony in April 2010.

During 2009, they also collaborated with German electro duo, Ancient Astronauts on their critically acclaimed debut album, We Are to Answer.