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Plutonik formed in 1999 in Birmingham , England. Comprising Chrissy Van Dyke (vocals, guitar), Alan Rowe (guitar, keyboards and programming) and James D (Rhodes piano).

Having signed to Integrity Records , Plutonik released two singles, "Sitting on Top of the World" and "Londinium", both of which received airplay on national radio from DJs such as Steve Lamacq on BBC Radio 1 , and their debut album Prime Numbers , which was described by The Observer as "real quality". ^{[ citation needed ]}

The band toured extensively in the UK and mainland Europe with an expanded five-piece lineup and were one of the first drum-and-bass acts to utilise a live drummer. ^{[ citation needed ]}

Over 10 years after its release, Prime Numbers was reissued by Integrity Records in the autumn of 2012 and made available for digital download for the first time. ^[1]

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• https://plutonik.com/
• https://integrityrecords.co.uk/archives/irband/plutonik