It started out as a blanket pro- ject to cover the numerous mu- sical adventures I had on the go at the time including Celtic Cross, Riotous Assembly and the now defunct Kromazone 16. Panjenix is a new word I came up with for the project, intending to suggest the span- ning of many things and I sup- pose that that is the intention of the Dis-Organisation.


As things moved along and I had tried a few Panjenix events featuring my trio of misfits I began to rekindle my desire to be organizing more events of this nature but in- volving other bands of which I am not a member. I have been well known in the past for my involvement in festi- vals and multi-band events such as Accrington Sound @ Oakhill Park and the Curfew events with Dave Fully as well


Panjenix is a new word I came up with for the project, intending to suggest the spanning of many things and I suppose that


as numerous other less than legal squat gigs and festivals in my shady past. Therefore I thought it’s time to start bring- ing things together again, after all in this current climate of much depression we need as many capable people as we can organizing Good Times. As the core of Panjenix I have my own personal musical in- terests, being myself Zero per- forming solo acoustic anything from the Dead Kennedys to Dido along with my own com- positions ranging from love songs to political angst and comedy. Then I have Celtic Cross which I have been do- ing for 14 years now with my long time compadre Ian Guy


(I.D./Fatty/Yan the Man). We play a wild mix comprising our vast repertoire of shit kicking Irish tunes, pop rock and punk covers and our almost as vast repertoire of self penned classics. The styles range from entirely acoustic to full on Car- ter style electro folk or Turbo- folk as I like to call it. Also the 2 of us from Celtic Cross are members of Riotous Assem- bly, another Turbofolk group which at present tends more to the acoustic side of things but will be seen to expand as time progresses. Riotous Assembly features the vocal talents of Carrieann Stevenson and percussion from Bryan Faud and perform mostly the


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