Moscow artist Anton Kubikov started career in 1994. His music had over 80 releases on vinyl labels such as Kompakt, Force Tracks, Trapez, Salo, MAYAK, Pro-tez, Traum and Freizeitglauben with project Scsi-9 and under his name. He playing at one of the first Moscow's techno clubs - the "Hermitage". This was the time when club culture was rapidly developing in Moscow; soon he became a popular figure on the city's. In 1995 he created his own radio show on Russia's first dance FM radio called the "Station". Until its closing in 2001 the "Station" (together with its non-commercial affiliate "Substancia" ) was the only radio station in Russia exclusively devoted to the modern trends of electronic music. In 1997 Kubikov started making his own tracks. In the past few years his projects "Scsi-9", "Multipliar" and "Snooker Boy" became very popular on the Moscow underground electronic scene. His music had over 80 releases mainly on German vinyl labels such as Kompakt, Force Tracks, Trapez, Salo, Traum and Freizeitglauben. In 2005 Anton has started his own electronic label - Pro-tez Records - together with Maxim Milyutenko and Ed Vertov. The focus of Pro-tez Records is to work with a broad roster of artists who create a wide scope of innovative approaches toward electronic music that is equally comfortable on the dance floor as in the living room.