Space Manoeuvres is an electronic music project that has captured the attention of trance and progressive house enthusiasts since the late 1990s. The name is most commonly associated with John Graham, also known by the moniker Quivver, who is a UK-based DJ, producer, and vocalist with a rich history in the dance music scene. Space Manoeuvres carved out a unique space within the genre through their ethereal melodies, sophisticated rhythms, and atmospheric soundscapes, most significantly with the release of "Stage One," a track that became a classic in the progressive scene and earned a place in many DJs' record boxes.

Their discography, while not vast, features a potent blend of original productions and remixes that have consistently pushed the boundaries of electronica. With releases like "Octobot," "Debris EP," and "Zone Two," Space Manoeuvres continued to evolve their sound, fusing intricate beats with otherworldly synthesizer work that has enthralled listeners around the globe. The project's dedication to remix culture is evident in the various versions of "Stage One," which have been reimagined by artists across different electronic sub-genres, bringing the timeless track to new audiences. The hypnotic grooves of "Oid" and the celestial voyage of "Quadrant Four" further highlight Space Manoeuvres' profound influence on the evolutionary trajectory of progressive electronic music.