British producer Keith Tenniswood, known as Radioactive Man, emerged from the electronic dance music scene in the 1990s, initially gaining recognition as part of the duo Two Lone Swordsmen. Born in Chertsey, England, Tenniswood's journey into music began with playing guitar before transitioning to electronic music influenced by the British club culture. Collaborating with Andrew Weatherall in Two Lone Swordsmen, they released several albums before Tenniswood launched his solo career as Radioactive Man, debuting with a self-titled album in 2001. Continuing to release music under his solo alias, Tenniswood also founded the label Control Tower and has put out multiple studio albums and EPs.

Radioactive Man, the primary alias of British producer Keith Tenniswood, first made his mark in the electronic dance music scene as part of the duo Two Lone Swordsmen. Hailing from Chertsey, England, Tenniswood transitioned from playing guitar to creating electronic music, drawing inspiration from the British club culture. After collaborating with Andrew Weatherall in Two Lone Swordsmen, Tenniswood embarked on a solo career as Radioactive Man, releasing his debut album in 2001 and establishing the label Control Tower. Alongside his solo work, Tenniswood has continued to release music under the Radioactive Man moniker, showcasing his innovative approach to electronic music through various studio albums and EPs.