Krust, born Kirk Thompson in Bristol, United Kingdom, is a pioneering figure in the evolution of drum and bass music. Emerging in the early 1990s, Krust first gained prominence as a founding member of the influential collective Reprazent alongside Roni Size, whose groundbreaking album "New Forms" won the Mercury Prize in 1997. Renowned for his innovative approach to production, Krust’s solo work on labels such as Full Cycle and V Recordings helped shape the dark, atmospheric, and experimental sound that became synonymous with Bristol’s underground scene.

His signature tracks, including "Warhead" and "Soul in Motion," earned critical acclaim for their cinematic flair, deep basslines, and inventive rhythms. Throughout his career, Krust has continuously pushed boundaries, embracing new technologies and influences, while also mentoring emerging artists and promoting the evolution of electronic music. With a legacy rooted in both innovation and collaboration, Krust remains a respected and influential presence in the global drum and bass community.