Liquid Stairs was originally formed as WXM Music, near London England in 1990, by electronic musician Andrew Wright. His first releases were written using just a Commodore Amiga computer, and immediately became top selling tunes on the popular techno label Chill Records. Andrew then set up the labels Delirious Recordings and BHive Records, along with fellow producer Neil Baker. What followed was a string of anthems that defined the early 1990s techno and hardcore jungle era. Andrew's massive success in solo releases, as The Moog and Rotor, and joint ventures in groups such as Justice & Mercy, Obviously High, Thrill Seekers, and many more, still capture the imagination of old-skool aficionados today. After a 13 year break, the guys returned with groundbreaking new albums from Obviously High and The Moog, and EPs from Kukoo Wasp, DJ Ups and Thundermental. A refreshing mixture of nu-skool, progressive breaks, old-skool, deep house, and prog house. In June 2006, WXM Music relocated to Toronto, Canada and evolved into Liquid Stairs.