British artist Rian Treanor's music is complex yet highly kinetic, reflecting equal interest in club culture and experimental sound design. His father is glitch/IDM pioneer Mark Fell (SND), and while Treanor's knotty, stripped-down beats bear sonic similarities to Fell's fractured rhythmic and timbral experiments, his work is significantly more danceable, informed by styles such as U.K. garage and footwork. Treanor generally improvises during live performances, but his debut full-length, 2019's Ataxia, was more thoroughly composed, yet still maintains a sense of spontaneity and playfulness. 2020's File Under UK Metaplasm pushed this sound further, with higher tempos and more elastic textures. He later released collaborations with Fell (2021's Last Exit to Chickenley) and Acholi fiddler Ocen James (2023's Saccades).