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From:
Bryan Kasenic
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Date:
Wed, 12 Oct 2005 01:54:19 -0400
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[idm] Plasticman & Vex'd in NYC Friday 10/14
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Friday October 14 ***THE BUNKER*** Plasticman (Rephlex, Terrorhythm, Rinse FM | UK) Vex'd (Planet Mu, Subtext | UK) Plasticman has cemented himself a place as one of the most popular producer/DJs on the thriving grime scene which has spouted from the old UK Garage scene. His sound actually falls somewhere between dubstep and grime, and can be somewhat difficult to catagorize (always a good thing). He had several tracks on the Rephlex's "Grime" compilation, and has released an armful of 12"s in two short years. He hosts a very popular weekly radio show on London pirate Rinse FM. http://www.rephlex.com/ http://www.terrorhythm.co.uk/ http://www.rinsefm.com/ Hailing from Brixton, London, Vex'd are two producers/DJs with a taste for the twisted. Their current album on Planet Mu demonstrates a unique take on contemporary electronic music, primarily absorbing elements from the current grime and dubstep scenes but also incorporating influences that stem from jungle, techno, dancehall, industrial and hip hop (among others). This resulting fusion matches the impact of a fierce jungle bassline and the percussive freshness of hip hop as it sounded in the 80s, with the depth of a Basic Channel or Jeff Mills techno record, yet brim with apocalyptic charge. http://www.vexdrecordings.co.uk/ http://www.planet-mu.com/ http://www.subtext.co.uk/ from Flavorpill.net: "As grime's top producers get pop makeovers and the mic men and women continue to court the UK's mainstream, certain rogue artists are conspiring with the largely instrumental, bastard brother known as dubstep; and tonight's headliners, Plasticman and Vex'd, embody the best of this furious fusion. As producers, their instrumentals inhabit the bleakest, most violent recesses of the post-jungle landscape, throttling listeners with rib-cracking sublow bass lines and spectral effects. Stalwart IDM imprints Rephlex and Planet Mu recognized this renegade brilliance and brought the efforts to Stateside attention, including Plasticman on their first (dubiously titled) Grime comp and releasing Vex'd's double-disc Degenerate. Tonight, descend into death ragga made for the vacuum of outer space." resident DJs: Movement, Spinoza visualists: Chris Jordan, Giles Hendrix Fridays at subTonic 107 Norfolk Street (212)358-7501 www.klever.org/thebunkernyc $5, 21+, 10p-4a UPCOMING: 10/21: DJ Ripley (Deathsucker Records | San Francisco) DJ C (Mashit, Beat Research | Boston) 10/28: James Pennington aka Suburban Knight (Underground Resistance | Detroit) 11/04: Pneuma (OnceTwiceSound, FoundSound | Blatimore) Cyhl (Foundsound, Dreamlab, Bastardjazz | NJ) 11/11: Andreas Tilliander (Kompakt, Force Inc, Raster Noton | Stockholm) 11/18: Kooky Scientist (Plus8, Telepathic | Boston) Smartypants vs. Scorchio (Unlockedgroove | Boston) --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org