Tomato… A house hold name in our industry. This multi-disciplinary collective tackles almost anything creative. Among the mediums most noted would include; typography, graphic design, architecture, filmmaking, and the music of Underworld. We caught up with Graham Wood, Steve Baker, and Jason Kedgely and were able to get these kind gentlemen to ‘speak up’.
Interview with Under Consideration’s Speak Up.

Admirers of the electronic duo Underworld—composer/producer Rick Smith and vocalist/lyricist/guitarist Karl Hyde—are likely familiar with the UK band’s albums, from 1993’s tenebrous odyssey dubnobasswithmyheadman to 2007’s ruminative Oblivion with Bells. Most casual music fans have heard Underworld’s propulsive hit single “Born Slippy. NUXX” from the film Trainspotting.
Not as widely known is that Smith and Hyde are two of eight cofounders of the 17-year-old art and design collective Tomato.
Interview on the occassion of an event, entitled Beautiful Burnout ArtJam: The Art of Underworld, which offered a fragment of the collective’s drawings, film, soundscapes, paintings, prints, film, and photography.