Blaze DJ and guest DJ Skin Teeth for 'Ministry of Breaks' 28.

Blaze DJ has announced that guest DJ Skin Teeth will be featured in his next show, 'Ministry of Breaks' 28, on Scientific Sound Asia. Scientific Sound Asia is the leading electronic music station, promoter, and DJ agency for the region, with a global audience.

Blaze DJ (first hour) hails from Walthamstow, East London, and has been deeply involved in the underground music scene throughout his career. His extensive experience as a DJ and producer has shaped his distinctive style.

The idea that it takes 10,000 hours to master a skill is often mentioned, but for Blaze DJ, those hours were just the beginning. Over the years, he has developed an almost instinctive connection with his decks, the music, and the audience.

Growing up in a household filled with diverse musical influences, Blaze DJ credits his parents and siblings with helping shape his early musical taste. A mix of jazz, funk, disco, new romantic, and 80s synth-pop sounds laid the foundation. However, it was discovering *House Sounds of Chicago Volume 1* in 1987 that ignited his passion for house music.

Blaze DJ began his DJ career at just 15 and quickly became known as a DJ that people wanted to hear. From playing in local pubs to residencies in Birmingham and Faliraki, performing for crowds of up to 2,000 people, he has seen and done it all. As part of the Acid House generation, Blaze DJ considers himself fortunate to have witnessed the evolution of the UK’s electronic music scene.

Even after 30 years, he brings the same energy and enthusiasm to his sets as he did in the early days. His unique style blends classic house with breaks, acid, and techno, creating an eclectic soundscape that reflects his many influences.

In addition to his performances, Blaze DJ revolutionised the DJ and music retail scene by combining DJing and production equipment under one roof in the UK. Later, he worked as an audio-visual consultant, designing sound systems for some of the world’s most renowned clubs.

Although he took a break from performing in 2005, Blaze DJ returned to the scene after a 15-year hiatus, bringing renewed passion and drive. He currently holds three monthly radio slots with Ibiza Club News, Underground Kollektiv, and Scientific Sound Asia.

Now releasing new music under Industrial Force and Zeta Records, Blaze DJ continues to make his mark in the global breaks scene, where he has been a key player for over 30 years.

The Ministry of Breaks brand, which Blaze DJ spearheads, has been gaining momentum over the past two years, with a unique blend of breaks, bass, and bleeps. New music is expected soon, alongside the relaunch of the MOB YouTube channel and more Breaks n Bass parties.

Blaze DJ has had a busy summer and is now back in the studio, preparing for new releases in 2024. Ministry of Breaks has teamed up with The Coven and Ctrl Z to bring the D.A.B event at Bonkers Bar in Dalston on the 18th of November. He is also set to play at Glitch at Volks in Brighton on the 29th of November and will return to The Heathcote and Star on the 3rd of November for the First Friday of the Month party.

Guest DJ Skin Teeth.

Skin Teeth is a DJ, artist, and rave obsessive whose sound is built on noisy Hardcore and jungle-inspired Breakbeat. Growing up on classic 90s rave tapes, collecting flyers, and sneaking into local parties, he found his way into record collecting and eventually production.

Over the years, he’s performed across Europe, America, and Russia, on pirate radio stations in London and at some of the UK’s iconic venues. He leans heavily into his hardcore roots, producing and playing raw, dark underground Breakbeat that doesn’t apologise for its intensity.

Since 2020, Skin Teeth has grown both in profile and output. Notable recent releases include the Danger Soup EP (2025) on Torre, which features crusty, aggressive tracks like Danger Soup and Salad Hammer; WNCL044 (2023) on WNCL Recordings, delivering vinyl-focused weapons Void ’93 and Knuckle Bone; and the recent single Silver Lines (2025), which carries his signature breakbeat grit.

These works reflect a trajectory that balances uncompromising heaviness with creativity, raw breakbeat energy, hardcore fever, and rave DNA all filtered through his vision. Skin Teeth’s sets and releases continue to resonate with fans who want intensity, authenticity, and a sound that pushes underground boundaries.

Blaze DJ’s opening hour sets the scene with a heavy blend of breaks and bass-driven grooves. Starting with Guau & Lowco’s We Overcome, he quickly moves through Lone Saxon’s Raised By The Island and Ondamike & The Bass Droppers’ 2 Steppin’, combining classic breakbeat energy with bassline influences.

Nitro (ESP)’s Wicked Cool and Rennie Pilgrem’s Drumma (Elite Force Mix) add tech funk polish before Afghan Headspin’s Check One and Destroyers & Aggresivnes’ Wicked Acid introduce heavier acid breaks. Liz Cass & Trutopia’s Teardrops brings a lighter crossover moment, but Blaze quickly snaps back with Deekline & Firestar Soundsystem’s Pickle Head, sealing the first hour with bass-heavy, party-ready intensity.

Skin Teeth takes over for the second hour, bringing darker textures and rave-era influences. Caustic Soundboy and Pepsi Slammer’s Saturday Night Loving inject breakbeat hardcore spirit, while Response & Pliskin’s Worse Off and K-65’s Break Of Dawn nod to old-school hardcore roots. My Nu Leng & Club Glow’s Who Are You keeps the energy flowing with UK bass pressure, while Doc Zee’s Bassquake remix and Effy & Flowdan’s Stone dig into gritty low-end power.

Closing with Swankout’s Jungliss and Afghan Headspin’s Frequency remixes, Skin Teeth injects jungle and bassline into the mix. Ministry of Breaks 28 captures the full spectrum of breakbeat culture, from old school to modern bass mutations, proving Blaze DJ and Skin Teeth’s ability to drive the underground forward.

Ministry of Breaks 28.

Blaze DJ (First Hour).

Guau & Lowco - We Overcome (Original Mix) [83]

Lone Saxon - Raised By The Island (Running Hot Mix) [Balearic Ensemble]

Ondamike & The Bass Droppers - 2 Steppin' (Original Mix) [Ravesta Records]

The Old Skool Boys - Grooves (Original Mix) [Nocturnia Records]

The Darrow Chem Syndicate - Astro Blend (Paket & Tone Abstract Remix) [Nipponeer Records]

Jormek - Secrets (Original Mix) [Solid Breaks Records]

Nitro (ESP) - Wicked Cool (Original Mix) [Guachinche Records]

Rennie Pilgrem - Drumma (Elite Force Mix) [Elite Force]

Shades Of Rhythm - 20 Sound of Eden (Hixxy O.S & Ramos Remix) [Shades Of Rhythm]

Jiro - Hanna (FM-3 Remix) [Banana Club]

Destroyers & Aggresivnes - Wicked Acid (Original Mix) [Elektroshok Records]

Afghan Headspin - Check One (Original Mix) [Dirty Kitchen Rave]

Discosynthetique & Miller - Pop Lock And Drop It (The Freakazoids Remix) [Thrust Recordings]

Andy M - Bring The Beat Back (Original Mix) [Regress Breakz]

Colin Worth - Move Like Prime [Dirty Kitchen Rave]

Frazer Ray - NYC (Raymix) [Bandcamp]

Nitro (ESP) - Acid People (Original Mix) [Ravesta Records]

Liz Cass & Trutopia - Teardrops (Original Mix) [DistroKid]

Nickname - T for Tremendous (Original Mix) [B&H Records]

DJ Index - Ready For The Drop [Steve E Lee]

SellRude - Old School (Original Mix) [Banana Club]

Bobby Lasers - 24 oz [Torre]

Deekline & Firestar Soundsystem - Pickle Head (Original Mix) [Hot Cakes]

Skin Teeth (Second Hour).

Skin Teeth - Caustic Soundboy [Bandcamp]

Stompz - Fabrication [Promo]

Pepsi Slammer - Saturday Night Loving [Torre]

Two Toke - Checkup [Ratface Records]

Gaunt - Firefloor (Pepsi Slammer Remix) [Diffrent Music]

Rawtrachs, Skin Teeth & Obsidian Wave - Passions [We Kill Culture]

Skin Teeth - Dark Was When We Played [Vernacular Records]

LSN - Critical [Bandcamp]

Response & Pliskin - Worse Off [Northern Front Records]

My Nu Leng & Club Glow - Who Are You [Leng Club]

Revival Season - Pump (Skin Teeth Remix) (feat. Shaheed Goodie) [Heavenly Recordings]

Doc Zee - Bassquake (Skin Teeth Remix) [Dirty Kitchen Rave]

Effy & Flowdan - Stone [Not Yours]

K-65 - Break Of Dawn [Higher Level Records]

Skin Teeth - Knuckle Bone [WNCL Recordings]

Chrissy - Only One (Yosh Remix) [Dansu Discs]

Borai - Oh No [Hot Cakes]

Bobby Lasers - 24 oz [Torre]

Swankout - Jungliss (Skin Teeth Remix) [Promo]

Afghan Headspin - Frequency (Skin Teeth Remix) [Soundsystem Bassrock]

Listen on Mixcloud here.