Psilodump (Simon Rahm) My early years were ideally spent in front of the TV, under a satellite dish, where I soaked up animated shows and movies from every corner of the world. When not riveted to the screen, I was often found with my nose in comic books. This interest nudged me into drawing, cartooning, and a bit of filmmaking. I had a stint with piano lessons, which didn't go well due to concentration issues, before my oldest brother introduced me to the basics of playing drums. That’s when I discovered my deep affection for drums and rhythms, which later helped me through learning and eventually mastering the art of making tracker music on Amiga computers. Athletics and marathon running were part of my life, too, though more of an obligation, and later on, I found a more fitting practice in martial arts. Now, my interests have shifted more towards movies—particularly those that are odd, horror-filled, comedic, satirical, cult classics, and B-movies. I’ve become more selective with comic books, while classic animations continue to be a source of joy. My fascination with collecting trivia, especially about science and technology, remains strong. Meanwhile, my collection of computer and video games is always growing, and I cherish my small yet significant collection of '80s action figures. Music has been a central part of my life for the last 30 years. I've dedicated myself to composing and producing electronic music, assuming that's why you are here. And I have a cat.