Hello everyone,
The Record Camp Label and friends present a night of live kick ass
electronic music tomorrow at Pianos.
Expect an ecletic vibe of live Electro, Hip Hop, Acid House and Cold
Wave. 9 Live acts plus 6 djs and a really fun night for $10, what a deal
:-)
Here's the brief:
Pianos
158 Ludlow St.
(Stanton and Rivington)
April 26th (Saturday)
10PM - 4AM $10
Live in main room:
Dhex. [Slunt]
San Serac. [Record Camp]
Sky Tucker. [Record Camp]
Balloons. [Artikal]
Ova Looven. [Artikal]
Team Shadetek. [Warp]
Long Division. [Record Camp]
Heat Sensor. [Sound Ink]
Innovaders. [Slunt]
With Djs upstairs:
EPAK (suction.com), Radeus (recordcamp), Tim and Mal, Kid Kameleon
(recordcamp), Piles Geterson (XLR8R) and Basil Valentine
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Here's some Bios:
Heat Sensor.
hiphop/electronic contortion act, heat sensor, are sure to keep pigeons
from flying at your windows this summer. the brooklyn based duo bring
propulsive beats, odd record crates, and a twisted pop sensibility to
make your head nod and ask to be scratched all at once. with production
credits on upcoming sound-ink records releases including mf doom's new
LP, viktor vaughn - vaudeville villain, m. sayyid's focus factor EP, as
well as their own debut EP, touch, out this summer, heat sensor can be
found twiddling knobs or spinning on record platters in a club near you.
San Serac.
San Serac is the alias of Nat Rabb, who recently left the frantic pace
of New York for a life of quiet study in Providence. What does he study?
Why, the synthesis of dancefloor action and the modern avant garde of
course! Surely his interests stem from forgotten childhood memories:
hearing Webern on mom & dad's hi-fi while Midnight Star played in the
next room perhaps. Whatever the reason, he creates a strange kind of
electronic disco, organized more and more often according to a dubious
understanding of 12-tone theory.
San Serac's debut, "Human Savagery Is A Slippery Slope," was released on
his own Frog Man Jake label. He also plays with Big Numbers and INK. His
next LP is due out sometime soon on the Record Camp Label.
Sky Tucker.
Miami transplant Sky Tucker has quietly been making noise since the
early days of the IDM scene in Miami with the likes of fellow Miami
scenesters Schematic, Merck and Beta Bodega. In the past 3 years of
living in New York Sky has dj'd or played live along side some of the
top names in the scene such as; Bola, Mira Calix, Plaid, Slicker and
Babyford. Sky's music is both heavy handed and lacey. Drawing from his
roots in electro and IDM. His sound is a musical evolution that starts
with Luke Skywalker in Miami and continues into the melting pot of
Styles that is New York City.
Ova Looven.
After the 1999 breakup of electronic-shoegaze-alchemists Antarctica,
members Chris Donohue and Glenn Maryansky found themselves with a new
vision. In a matter of days, they'd locked themselves in the studio with
unofficial Antarctica sixth man Steve Depalo. The result: coldwave
synths and sparse, delayed guitars woven through lush electronic
soundscapery. National Skyline guitarist James Minor joins the lineup,
and now three years of experimentation come to light. ova looven can
easily be seen as the "next step" after Antarctica, focusing on
electronics and songcraft with hypnotic repetition, dance-floor rhythms
and a headphone-happy mix. For fans of Depeche Mode, The Cure, Boards of
Canada, Human League, dark synth-pop, and - of course - Antarctica &
National Skyline...
Balloons.
stomping minimal techno for maximum dancefloor (and peak level meter)
activity.
The Innovaders.
Giorgio Marauder and Derelict May are innovaders, a duo united to spread
the
gospel of acid house and oldschool techno to the masses. Chicago cira
1988 is
about to be reborn in New York 2003. Prepare to be innovaded.
Dhex.
dhex is ambient electronics, broken toys, mistreated gear
and plenty of spunk.
Team Shadetek.
There's simply nothing better than Shadetek's dirty new york take on hip
hop, dancehall and idm. Anyone who saw them open for Kid 606 recently
would know what I'm talking about. Their shows are intense and full of
energy and it's no surprise that Warp records recently added them to
their roster.
Long Division.
Long Division will be performing in support of his upcoming solo release
on the Record Camp label. Word has it that fellow Mercenary Constant
will be performing as well. Long D is a wordsmith that comes from dirty
wax and dusty books. His last performance was threw the audience into a
frenzy, we're really looking forward to this next one.
Hope to see you there.
http://www.recordcamp.com
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