Pere Amengual started recording electronic music as Pedro Trotz in 1986, after a few years playing with a second hand synthesizer and recording on tape collections of textures and electronic noises. He discovered accidentally that there was also other people enjoying that interest in electronic noise and managed to self-publish some tapes labelled "Serie Alfabética", that collected cut-up miniatures of layered electronic sounds, resourcing only occasionally to rhythm or melodies.

In the early ninetees he developed an interest in other music styles, such as hip hop and later electronic dance music and published his first single "Classsic" for a fanzine called "La Parturienta". He also started then his first works as a sound-tech/producer collaborating with other DJs by assisting them to produce their hits but it wasn't until a few years later that he released tracks for labels such as Virus or Iberican as well as remixes and other works for film and tv again under his alias Trotz.

In 2005 he built a professional sound recording studio used by artists such as Esplendor Geométrico, Carl Cox. He plays his tracks live regularly: Basement, Fonica, Ping, Centrematic, Pitch, etc... and has recently released the album "Proyecto Humanoide" for Pasatiempos label as well as further tracks for the netlabel Irdial. His upcoming CD, Synthetic, will be released by "Ubik AC", later on 2007.

His music could be classified as eclectic, ranging from experimental to minimal tech, always maintaining a strong taste for synthetic electronic sounds. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.