Anton Nikkilä started in the rock underground in the early '80s, switched to the experimental electronica scene in the late '90s, but remained tucked away in a dark corner of Finland all that time. In 2000, he and Alexei Borisov founded the label N&B Research Digest in an effort to push their work under the eyes of music critics and record buyers. It actually worked (at least in part). He is best known for his use of Muzak samples in quirky pieces influenced by the Austrian scene revolving around the label Mego.
Nikkilä made his debuts in a number of Helsinki (Finland) rock b...