Deviant Records

Founded by Rob Deacon who had previously headed up Sweatbox and the famous book-with-a-CD compilation series Volume. The final release in Volume's Trance Europe Express series, "Trance Pacific Express", appeared via Deviant.

Deacon was convinced by friend Mark Reeder to launch Paul van Dyk onto the UK market via Deviant. Several years of success for Deviant followed, but when the Out There And Back album floundered, van Dyk jumped ship.

Fed up with the industry, Rob chose to dissolve Deviant in late 2006/ early 2007 to pursue his other passions - photography, visual arts, Chelsea football club and scuba diving.

Rob Deacon died on September 8 2007 in a canoeing accident.

Owned by Phoenix Music International Ltd since 2007.