Real name: Rob Hannan

The Brainstorm Crew, Rob Hannan, Richard Carter, Richard Elliott was a group of dance musicians from the 1991,2 rave scene, their first release was a white label in early 1991 through Whitehouse Records, 'The Southey Woods EP' the name taken from the woods where we held weekly outdoor Raves for free. formed in Peterborough in 1991. Their First release was on White House records white label from Mo's music machine. Went on to record with Formation Records, produced by Rob Hannan, Richard Carter, Richard Elliott, engineered by Marc Yorath. Brainstorm Crew split at the end of 1992, to pursue different styles. MC Storm, MC for the crew's live performances continued to MC in the rave scene. [1] the first play of their EP was in Shock in Peterborough, then it went crazy and was play in most underground raves. the guys in the group use to hold free outdoor raves for anyone who wanted to come.
They started off with Rob Hannan, Richard Carter and John Endean as the Brainstorm DJs
After buying more and more equipment they started to look at making music.
Richard Elliott a good friend of Rob Hannan, was already writing music and said he would love to come into the group, at this time we did not have any songs or a proper name.

After coming up with The Brainstorm Crew as the group name, Richard, Rich and Rob started writing tracks on (Noise Tracker) on the commodore Amiga.
We would go to all the local raves, one of the best ones was the Attic in Peterborough.
We started to tell people about our group and played them some of the tracks we had started to write from the back of our cars also at the weekly free Rave in the woods we held.
For some reason we told people we had a record deal, but we had not.
A venue booked us for a gig because of the record deal we had. So, we had to move fast to sort this out, we started sending our demo tapes to all the dance record labels.
One week later we had a bite from Whitehouse Records, or Mo’s records in London, from this we had to borrow a DAT machine from Shade of Rhythm to record the tracks, we sent the
DAT tape off and one week later we got an invite to London to sign a record contract.
From this we then sign onto Formation Records label, in Leicester, we used the Atari STE to write the rest of our tracks.