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Public Event (posted by tamas) |
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CYBNETIC
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NEW TECHNO DNB NIGHTS KICK OFF !!
IDENTITY (RH, Barcode, Algorythm, Sinuous - BRA)
TAMAS (Sinuous, Tilt)
EPIC (Shakehead Inc.)
MANNIX (Zaftibrac)
INFECTED (NÖ)
CAVE CLUB
Leopoldskronerstr. 5
5020 Salzburg (Austria)
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Public Event (posted by DisasZt) |
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Mainframe
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DJ FRESH ( BREAKBEATKAOS / SOUNDWEAPON / BADCOMPANY / UK)
Pandora
M.A.S.K.
Tenchu & Zool
Mc Davox
visuals - optical engineers
2.floor hosted by DUBSTEP.AT
silent wolf (gravity)
koe & jojo (dubstep.at)
johnny rocket (dub:iouz, dubstep.at)
!!!!!Start 23:00!!!!!
VK 10 Jugendinfo Wien / Dynamic Recordstore / Bounce Recordstore
AK 12
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Public Event (posted by ndL) |
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MORPHED @ STWST
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DJ KRUST
DJ Krust is the co-founder of Bristol’s Full Cycle crew (with Roni Size, DJ Die and Suv), and he is much noted in the drum and bass (jungle?) underground for his push-the-envelope productions both alone and in collaboration with Size. Born in Bristol in 1968, Krust was raised on hip-hop and began DJing in the mid-’80s at schools and small clubs around the area. His interests grew to include acid house and rave by the late ’80s, and a stint in the group Fresh 4 landed Krust in the middle of the charts, when \"Wishing on a Star\" made number nine in late 1989. After meeting at the 1990 Glastonbury Festival, DJ Krust and Roni Size soon began to produce tracks together, often in collaboration with DJ Die and Suv. The outfit recorded solo and in tandem for Bryan G and Jumpin’ Jack Frost’s V Recordings during the early ’90s, but then in 1992 formed the Full Cycle label with manager Chris Warton. Along with its sister label Dope Dragon, Full Cycle released several crucial singles and the 1995 label retrospective Music Box, through an agreement with Talkin’ Loud Records. DJ Krust continued to record for V and Full Cycle, and with Roni did remixes for Goldie and fellow Bristol crew More Rockers. Size’s debut album New Forms -- featuring considerable production help from Krust -- hit the music world like a bomb in 1997, leading to Krust’s own major-label contract the following year. Coded Language followed his PolyGram debut, True Stories, in 1999. Krust 2nd album hidden knowledge which came out on his own label full cycle in 2006 saw him continue with his trade mark sound At the moment krust is in the studio working on a new project with his new band the Rules. A new wave mash up of jungle punk techno hip-hop. The band has already been playing out across the UK and will be touring the new album late 2008.True to form this project see Krust take his production skills forward. Expect some thing you never heard before and then you’ll be prepared
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzY2-GRDiPM
Drumandbass:
DJ KRUST (full cycle rec. UK)
MC COPPA (RTR / sidechain UK)
NDL (morphed)
CONFUZED (morphed)
DOGGSTA (G9)
M-JANE (zanglasound)
VISUALZ: SAGHISHI & JOAK
2nd Floor Cafe Strom:
Selecta UFUK & LA OONA back in town
PAPA RUSS (dcc )
Mike Riegler
Stadtwerkstatt & cafe strom ganzes haus
AK:12eur
AK12eur |
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Public Event (posted by sideffex) |
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PLANET TERROR
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...the sickest planet in the digital dimension...
FEEWAH
PRES:SURE
ROTEX
FUZION
P80
SIDEFFEX
visuals by:
MOVING EYES
...get ready to freak out!
entry: 4 euro
first BASS: 22.00
NIGHTMARE IN H-STREET! |
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Public Event (posted by DrumWise) |
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ColdCut Jurneys by VJ
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Coldcut is a duo comprising English DJs Matt Black and Jonathan More. During their career they have encompassed a wide range of styles from hip hop and rap to electronica and jazz-inflected sounds. They began working together in the mid-eighties on the (then) pirate radio station KissFM. Shortly thereafter they released their first single, “Say Kids, What Time Is It?”, which marked the first stirrings of the UK’s dance/cutup scene. This was followed by their influential remix of Eric B. & Rakim’s “Paid in Full,” which made the top 10 and was voted best remix of the year. Featuring a prominent Ofra Haza sample and a slew of other vocal cutups, it is now regarded as both a hip hop classic and a breakthrough in the remix field.
Their first major hit as Coldcut was the house-inflected “People Hold On,” featuring a then-unknown Lisa Stansfield. The single took the U.K. by a storm, and the subsequent album featured such luminaries as Junior Reid (on the single “Stop This Crazy Thing” and Queen Latifah.
In 1991 they started their own record label, Ninja Tune, which continues to release groundbreaking and extremely diverse music by a small army of like-minded artists. In 1997 the duo unveiled their own real time video manipulation software, VJamm. Coldcut’s current live and DJ sets rely on video as much as records, taking the concept of multimedia performance into largely uncharted territory.
Conceptually, Coldcut owes as much to the ideas of beat writer and cut-up theorist William S. Burroughs, 1970s art / industrial group Throbbing Gristle, and the religious writings of J. R. “Bob” Dobbs as much as to Hip Hop originators like Grandmaster Flash or later innovators Double D and Steinski.
Recognizing the power inherent in Burroughs’ cut-up technique and its presence in hip hop music, More and Black have relentlessly pushed the D.I.Y. ethic and an understanding of play as a means of fostering greater interaction with and understanding of the world around you. The similarities between this ethos and that of hacking need hardly be stated. Ninja Tune uses a corporate facade to communicate via the marketplace itself, an idea first implemented by Throbbing Gristle via their own Industrial Records imprint.
One of the key aspects of the Ninja Tune ethos, Stealth, implies that their following of DJs and listeners are “agents” in a Burroughsian sense, propagating the D.I.Y. ethic of play as an essentially subversive act by replaying and manipulating media under the radar of mainstream culture. Nowadays Coldcut reach a worldwide audience through their syndicated radio show Solid Steel. Black has recently (2003) worked with Penny Rimbaud (ex Crass) on Crass Agenda’s Savage Utopia project. Coldcut have recently released a new album, Sound Mirrors which has helped build up a massive underground audience thanks to the popularity of the single True Skool. The song itself features an Indian sample from a cult Bollywood era making the track incredibly popular on the bhangra and desi scene and with most of the British Asian urban nation.
Mental Candy and K4:
Ninja Tune COLDCUT- Journeys By VJ
http://www.myspace.com/coldcut
Before act:
Borka & Danaja feat. VJ Rex (Live dj act sa vizualijami)
AFTERPARTY in K4
Large:
DJ SEIJI (Bugz in the Attic, VB)
http://www.myspace.com/seijimusic
Massimo (RDYO)
Mique (Moisty
Small:
Bakto (Code.EP)
Dado (Code.EP)
Uri (Zeleno sonce)
Video:
Rex (Code.EP)
Location:
Festival Hall and K4
Date:
Saturday, 4.10.2008
Festival Hall, at 20:00
AfterParty in K4, at 23.00
Entrance:
Festival Hall:
19 EUR in presale
23 EUR in presale with AfterPartijem in K4
23 EUR at doors
At door there is no posibility purchase with Afterparty
Club K4:
12 EUR at doors
Free with ColdCut+AfterParty
Presale:
Eventim
Press and acreditation:
pr@mental-candy.com
Info:
Free parking
More on:
www.mental-candy.com
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Public Event (posted by schneida) |
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Bad Taste Party
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Am Samstag den 4.Oktober ist es wieder soweit die Bad Taste Party aus dem Hause Chilibox startet wieder voll durch!
Erstmals werden wir Wiens älteste Club-Location das Moulin Rouge Vienna heimsuchen und zwar im Rahmen des Clubs „Studio 88“. Es erwarten euch uneingeschränkt 100% Prozent Bad Taste hosted by Chilibox und einmalige Rahmenbedingungen mit großflächigen Projektionen, sattem Sound, Drink-Specials und ein Showact der Extraklasse!
Der Liveauftritt der Wiener Band „SkeleTTones“ stellt ein weiteres Novum auf der Bad Taste Party dar und man kann nur raten diese Show nicht zu verpassen. Das Disco/Electro/Trash Projekt rundum „Pharao HI-SPIT“ & „Prince LO-VOX“ und deren Anheizer „Clido Heart Bounce“ wird nicht nur Fans von Deichkind oder Lützenkirchen begeistern. Ihr könnt euch schon mal auf eine Freakshow der besonderen Art gefasst machen!
http://www.myspace.com/skelettones
Für die Musik aus der Konserve sorgen wie gewohnt die Bad Taste Resident DJs Sellout, K.I.T.T & Wario. Auch hier wird sich wieder aus allen Jahrzehnten und Stilrichtungen bedient werden, was einen worst/best of Mix aus Disco, 80’s, Eurodance, Rock, Pop, Techno und Schlager zu Folge haben wird.
Für das leibliche Wohl sorgen Bier & Jägermeister Happy Hours und für den Augenschmaus sorgt VJ Tony mit kultig trashigen Visuals auf den eindrucksvollen Projektionen des Moulin Rouge Vienna.
„Dresscode worst!“ - wird wie immer ganz groß geschrieben. Das heißt für euch wieder die Schränke von Opa, Oma, der Eltern oder who ever zu durchwühlen, die
Secondhand Shops abzuklappern oder euch was zu basteln.
In diesem Sinne – „Taste The Waste“!
Hard Facts:
Bad Taste Party
Samstag 4.10.2008, 22:00
Eintritt: mit Styleverbrechen EUR 5.- / ohne EUR 7.-
Live Act: Skelettones
Moulin Rouge, 1. Walfischgasse 11
http://www.chilibox.at
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