His early recordings for Absolute 2 like NHS, NHS, Vol. 2 and Surgery made him one of the top names in the emerging hardcore scene, and Scott soon became part of the Reinforced Recordings crew, which included Dego and Mark Mac of 4 Hero, and later, Goldie. Scott's 1992 EP for Reinforced, Nasty Habits' As Nasty as I Wanna Be, set the template for darkside drum'n'bass with the classic Here Come the Drumz. He and Goldie recorded several tracks together while at Reinforced, then formed Metalheadz in 1994. The Doc Scott single VIP Drums proved to be the label's first release, starting out Metalheadz with style and foreshadowing additional releases such as Far Away and an update of Here Come the Drumz titled Drumz 95. Scott recorded as well for LTJ Bukem's Good Looking Records, and set up his own label in 1996. That same year, he released a volume in the Mixmag Live! series of DJ albums. ~ John Bush, Rovi