http://www.Nufunk.ca presents...

Saturday, October 22nd, 2011

SCIENTISTS OF SOUND (Halifax/Toronto)
CHAMELEON PROJECT (Toronto) &
DJ TAKEaBATH (Halifax/Toronto)
LEE's PALACE - 529 Bloor st W
Doors at 9pm show at 10 pm
$12 advance tickets online here: http://tktwb.tw/oT5Vf1
Facebook page here: http://on.fb.me/nlc6ey



Scientists of Sound is a looping madness duo - all sounds are performed, recorded, and manipulated LIVE. http://www.scientistsofsound.com/

Dirty electro sounds in an improvisational original format that nobody else is doing… Live looping dance madness – in masks – and lab coats…with synched video and lights... This is the mantra for this Halifax based looping madness duo… Play sound – record sound – manipulate sound until it doesn’t sound like the original sound – and do it all over well crafted original dance tracks and thumping’ beats… this is Scientists of Sound.

In the past year SOS have shifted from a side project from Craig Mercer and Aaron Collier, members of the now defunct Jimmy Swift Band, into a bona-fide electro powerhouse on the Canadian music scene… They have performed in most major Canadian markets and have been winning fans coast to coast in the process… They have shared the stage with notable electro artists MSTRKRFT. Kid Koala, Boys Noise, Thunderheist, Skratch Bastid, and more… Their recent tour during which they performed a selection of Daft Punk, Justice, MSTRKRFT, and Deadmau5 tracks in addition to their own thumping originals packed clubs and dance floors across the country. Their debut EP Wealth and Hellness hits I-Tunes in early June of 2011.

"People were falling over, they were crying, they were puking. It was chaos."
- The Dalhousie Gazette

"Scientist of Sound sustained their set as if possessed by electronic deities, the crowd cast as their exorcist, and the resulting noise – purification."
- Ca Va Cool




Intelligent Dance Music. Focused, driven, improvised..…and all the way live!
http://www.chameleonproject.com/

The Chameleon Project delivers sleek and progressive dance music, using all the tools at their disposal. Urgent and infectious beats meet deep pocket angular grooves. Surprising textures and cleaver arrangements unite in an atmosphere where anything can happen for the sake of the groove.

This tightly knit quartet pushes musical limits while remaining melodic. With backgrounds in improvisation, jazz, electronic music, dub, and funk they lay down dance music with a brain and improvisation with a purpose.

Extracting the musical innovations from the masters of the past and the vanguards of today, the Chameleon Project distill their disparate influences, the likes of Charlie Parker, Roni Size, LTJ Bukem, Grant Green, Miles Davis, Chic, Funkadelic, The Grateful Dead, Little Feat, & King Tubby, into a cohesive sound that delivers exciting soundscapes and dangerous beats.

This is a band that you have to experience live. No two shows are ever the same. Be prepared for anything, but count on moving your body while thoughtful melodies and pastoral textures entrance your mind.

Download Chameleon Project's newest track "Bigfoot" here: http://bit.ly/poymUX



DJ takeAbath
bass --> dubstep//garage//ukFunky//juke//house//techno//rNb
http://www.facebook.com/djtakeabath

Originally from Florida takeAbath has been rocking parties around the Maritimes for a couple years now, and is now lounging in Toronto. An unapologetic fan of all things with a fat low end, a takeAbath set will mix in bits of House, Dubstep, Garage, and even Disco. As one half of the Dance In A Box crew, a member of theNewHalifax//theNewToronto, and a Full Circle resident, takeAbath is ready to drop bass bombs whenever and wherever they are needed. In the last few years takeAbath has shared the stage with names like 12th Planet, Zed's Dead, Calvertron, High Rankin, Botnek, DZ, Bwana, Construct, Slim Pikins, Jaime Sho, and many many more. Prep your bass face in advance and don't forget to bring a towel because your going need one after you takeAbath.


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Last edited by jbass on Oct-13-2011 at 06:42