DJ Delete
Australian DJ
Ryan Christopher Biggs (died 30 April 2022), known as DJ Delete, was an Australian disc jockey. He died in the Netherlands, aged 30.
Discography
Album
Minimal Techno · 2009
Pure Spoonage · 2010
Malfunction EP · 2010
Formula EP · 2011
Sanctum · 2013
DJ Networx, Volume 60 · 2014
Louder Than a Bomb · 2016
Hard Bass 2017 · 2017
Point of No Return · 2017
2018 EP · 2018
Alpha Omega · 2018
Strive for Domination · 2019
Death
Biggs was found dead in 2022 at his home in Waalwijk, Netherlands. He was 30 years old, and no cause of death was given.
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