Autonation London, UK
Autonation was a side project of David Campbell and Viv Beeton while releasing as Ubik on Zoom records. Autonation issued three EPs between 1991 and 1992. Most famously known is the first release "Sit on the Bass" which appeared on the legendary R&S label and became an instant underground hit. ... more
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