Sin:Ned (Wong Chung-Fai), an idiosyncratic writer and a sonic junkie from Hong Kong, hacks and twists anything he can put his hands on. One of the major contributing writers of the legendary Hong Kong alternative music magazine MCB. While not writing as a pseudo-music critic elaborating his esoteric worldview, in the same idiosyncratic fashion, he spends much of his time hacking and sculpting sonic materials with his laptop and various electronic gears. Used to be a member of the internet-based music collective Tapegerm, and had also performed as a sonic improviser in the "Media Jam – Survival Kit" of 03 HK Sound And Vision Festival. Some of his earlier sound works can be found in various releases such as "Music For Your Beautiful Boy", "Mondisk", "MCB200", Alok's "29 Minutes From The End" and several compilations released by the Tapegerm collective. His first two solo works, "Uroborus: A Study On No-input Device" and "60 Seconds: A Schizophrenic Manual For Eternity", were both released by Lona Records in 2006. In 2006, Sin:Ned formed a concept group, No One Pulse, with his long time collaborator Chau Kin-Wai (Sleepatwork), and released first two installments of their experimentation, "Tele" and "Pathic" , under Lona Records (Hong Kong) and Little Sound (China) respectively. 

Sin:Ned (黄仲辉)，乐评人、实验电音及声音艺术创作人。 Sin:Ned 最早出现于香港另类音乐杂志 MCB (音乐殖民地)，擅长以实验性文体及偏险的理论化角度进行音乐论述。除 MCB外，其音乐论述文字亦散见于《号外》、《明报》等不同刋物。其后，更进一步沉迷以计算机软件及各种非正统发声工具制乐。一度是网上音乐共同体Tapegerm之成员，于2003年亦曾出演《香港视野音乐节》 (Sound & Vision Festival) 之Media Jam项目《Survival Kit》。早期创作可见于《Music For Your Beautiful Boy》、《Mondisk》、《MCB200》、Alok的《29 Minutes From The End》及Tapegerm共同体的多款合辑。他的首两张个人作品《Uroborus: A Study On No-input Device》 及 《60 Seconds: A Schizophrenic Manual For Eternity》，均于2006年发表于Lona Records名下。2006年， Sin:Ned与多媒体创作共同体Sleepatwork之主脑巢健威组成概念组合No One Pulse，并分别于香港的Lona Records及中国的Little Sound发表了二步曲实验电音专辑《Tele》及《Pathic》。