Goat is one of those countless DJs you’ve never heard of. And rightly so. A Goat DJ set was once described by social dropout Rick-hard, as: “A poorly mixed assault of challenging and borderline inappropriate drug music, dug up from god knows where. Sounds like [Goat] wants you to feel like you’re picking grit out of your forehead after being dragged through a TK Maxx carpark at 4am.” Goat has no opinion on this statement but claims that a list of influences includes “any of that fringe shit from the last 30 years that people don’t play out enough” adding that “people aren’t meant to feel comfortable or loved when I’m across the decks from them, that’s why they invented body pillows and benzodiazepines right? Fuck benzos though, not worth it.”??? Who knows…? As a resident and mob member of the intimate Apogee based in London, Goat constructs unconventional sets leaning towards that weird but hard-edged sector of danceable music. Having said that, some say this unhinged hybrid beast hides a soft side but don’t get too comfortable: Goat is a creature, as unforgiving and grim as the capitalistic technocracy that lead to the gestation of this foul-smelling force in the first place.