Splice has been played on NTS in shows including Mosca, featured first on 19 July 2017. Songs played include Fallen.

There are a few musical acts named Splice

Splice is an electronic music producer based in Manchester UK (the main picture is me)

One half of Swedish Techno duo Skudge releasing solo stuff.

Splice is a Jazz Quartet consisting of: Robin Fincker – tenor sax / clarinet Alex Bonney – trumpet / electronics Pierre-Alexandre Tremblay – bass / electronics Dave Smith – drums They play a mixture of contemporary jazz, free improv, loud and soft noise, punk grit, ambient music, and more… with seamless blends or blunt juxtapositions.

Death metal band from Compiègne, Picardy, France. Members: Seb - Bass Fatal - Guitars Med - Guitars Ely - Drums Fuch - Vocals

AKA Rob Haigh, commonly known as, Omni Trio's sunny brand of intricate, orchestrated drum'n'bass has been growing in acclaim since the onset of "ambient" or "intelligent" jungle in the mid-'90s brought names such as L.T.J Bukem, Spring Heel Jack, and TPower to the fore. By his thirties, Haigh already had a decade on most of those names, a fact made evident in the often more eclectic influence behind his tunes, from Carl Craig and Mantronix to Miles Davis and Can. An acolyte of London's mid-'80s experimental industrial/avant-garde scene, Haigh's first Omni Trio releases -- a series of 12"s issued in distinctive, color-coded sleeves -- started to appear in the early '90s. Following on the heels of early hardcore and darkside techno, Haigh's tunes were among the first composed outside of jungle's immediate dancefloor loop, and were early examples of the music's potential to draw on a wide range of sources (ambient, house, jazz, soul) for influence. His first full-length album, The Deepest Cut: Vol. 1, was released on Moving Shadow in 1995 and combined many of those early 12" tracks -- "Mystic Stepper," "Renegade Snares" -- with some stunning production and remix work by Foul Play (on "Snares"), among others. His proper debut, Haunted Science, was released by Moving Shadow in 1996; Skeleton Keys followed in 1997. In addition to his increasingly successful career as a recording artist and remixer, Haigh also owned and operated a record shop in Hertford.

6) Splice was a band from New Haven Connecticut that existed from 1996-2000. Released Trip Freak Way demo and self-titled Splice in 1997. Another EP, More Crap From Splice was released in 1998 with Splice Live in 1999.