Richard Fearless' DJ sets transcend genre boundaries, united instead by a distinctive, cohesive narrative that weaves through deep house, jungle, noise, electro, and his acclaimed 'Fearless in Dub' sessions. Whatever the style, Fearless consistently injects his unique, trippy edge into each performance.

Emerging in London's Soho during the 1990s, Fearless first gained prominence as a resident DJ at the Job Club, sharing decks with influential artists such as Claude Young, Derrick May, Dave Angel, and Andrew Weatherall. His reputation grew, leading to a residency at the legendary Heavenly Social alongside the Chemical Brothers. It was during this influential period that he founded Death in Vegas, a band now celebrated among British electronic greats like Cabaret Voltaire, Chris & Cosey, and Nitzer Ebb.

Currently, Fearless co-hosts the club night Goo at London's Pickle Factory with Daniel Avery, where their back-to-back sets delve deeply into the psychedelic corners of their record collections. Additionally, Fearless reaches global audiences monthly through his acclaimed Los Angeles-based radio show, Metal Box, broadcast on Dublab every first Saturday from 10 PM to midnight.