http://artists.dubroom.org/twilight_circus

In an interview with the REGGAENEWS.co.uk website, he explained where he came from and how his music can best be described:

“All I know is when I first heard dub in 1981, I had a reaction: I thought, “WHAT IS THIS?” I was so attracted to the cavernous sense of space, the echoes. My take on it back then and my own theory which I wanted to develop was, that the drums and bass hypnotize the listener and mesmerize physically, whereas the other sounds on top, the higher frequencies and effects, influence the mind. So the combination of the two would provide the ultimate hypnotic trance- inducing experience to send the listener off on a journey to: Who knows where? As an experiment, I wanted to combine dub bass and drum patterns with more esoteric sounds.” (LINK)

Almost two decades later, it can easily be established how Ryan Moore indeed managed to create his very own, special kind of DUB Reggae. On one hand, the music leans heavily towards the concepts and techniques of the Jamaican DUB engineers in the early 1980's, on the other hand there are many contemporary elements from all over the world placed on top of what usually is a fat drum and bassline.