The story
Paul Browse's formal introduction to music began in Sheffield, his place of birth, under the private tuition of the controversial Dr. Edward Williams. Dr. Williams' unorthodox theories, teaching methods and systematic self abuse established a certain mental attitude in Browse that would prove invaluable in the years to come. He plays Saxophone, Keyboards and switched to programming later on in his career.
Browse was a member of Sheffield band The Corridor before, in May 1981, joining Clock DVA and remained a constant member, as well as contributing to The Anti Group recordings and live performances, until relocating to Berlin in 1989. His final act as a DVAtionist is documented on the album "Buried Dreams".
After his arrival in Berlin, Browse has co-founded a series of projects, prior to Visions Of Excess, the most notable are: System 01 and Effective Force (with Johnny Klimek), 030 and Holy Language (added Dr. Motte) and the duo Sub-D (with 3 Phase). Around 2012 he left Berlin for good and relocated to Sheffield.
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