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-- 2011.03.19 [LA] INSOMNIAC : Beyond Wonderland 2011 @ Nos Event Center
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| Originally posted by Contrasts Simon and Tyas (Don't care how many times they've been booked)! Though I don't understand the Showtek thing. |
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| Originally posted by element-y Personally ive been avoiding many events cause of too many progressive acts. This one is solid - Psytrance and Hard trance. CL, IM, Tyas, Patterson. I will def be there for this one. |
We are excited to announce that one entire stage at Beyond Wonderland 2011 will be dedicated to one of EDM's earliest sounds. "The Chess Village" will feature a collection of today's top Techno innovators. While Techno has always been part of Insomniac's festivals and many of Techno's finest have graced the stages, until now, there has never been an area focused completely on this sound.
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In the beginning there was House. Well technically in the beginning there was influences from a broad set of music genres including the 1970's disco, early Hip Hop, R&B and electronic music based groups like Kraftwerk. In the early 80's DJ's like Frankie Knuckles, often referred to as the Godfather of House, started mixing these influences together live with a mixer and two turntables, reconstructing their sounds, adjusting their tempos, and layering percussive beats over one another to create a new dance sound. House and Electronic Dance Music was born.
The initial blueprint for Techno was developed during the mid-1980s in a suburb of Deroit by Juan Atkins, Kevin Saunderson, Derrick May, and Eddie Fowlkes. All 4 producers, having been fascinated by the Chicago club scene and influenced by house, began to make music of there own. At first the sound didn't have a name, sometimes it was characterized as Detroit's high-tech interpretation of Chicago house rather than a pure genre unto itself. By the late 1980's the intreat in EDM began to explode. Sub genres were coined by artists that began to play the new style of dance music all over the world. The 1988 UK release of "Techno! The New Dance Sound of Detroit" was an important milestone and marked the introduction of the word Techno in reference to a specific genre of music. The compilation's working title originally had been "The House Sound of Detroit" but after some persuasion from Atkins, May, and Saunderson the title was reconsidered and Techno as a genre was born.
By the late 1980s and early '90s, Techno had also garnered a large underground following in the United Kingdom, Germany, and Belgium. The growth of Techno's popularity in Europe in this time period was largely due to the emergence of the party scene and a thriving club culture. Soon a second wave of Detroit Techno artists including Carl Craig, Octave One, Stacey Pullen, Jeff Mills, and Robert Hood began to emerge pushing their own unique take on the sound. A number of New York producers were also making an impression at this time, notably Frankie Bones, Lenny Dee, and Joey Beltram. In the same period, close to Detroit in Windsor Ontario, Richie Hawtin, with business partner John Acquaviva, launched the influential imprint Plus 8 Records. Many of these artist spent a great deal of time in Europe or even moved there. Over time Berlin became known as the capital of Techno of the world with may Techno artists still treating it today as a Mecca for the sound.
With its origins in the USA and a stronghold in Europe, Techno continues to grow and evolve to this day. Sub genres like Minimal have become recognized as their own sound and most other genres under the EDM umbrella have a techie version that draws from the Techno sound.
We are thrilled to introduce a Techno stage to the Beyond Wonderland 2011 lineup! Stay tuned in! The Chess Village artists will be released this Thursday at 4pm pst.
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| Originally posted by henryv We are excited to announce that one entire stage at Beyond Wonderland 2011 will be dedicated to one of EDM's earliest sounds. "The Chess Village" will feature a collection of today's top Techno innovators. While Techno has always been part of Insomniac's festivals and many of Techno's finest have graced the stages, until now, there has never been an area focused completely on this sound. |
Talent???? We already new there was going to be a Techno stage.
ooooo, I hope it's a nice mix of minimal and not-so-minimal DJs. 
I know funkagenda and Jamie Jones have been booked.. I see Mark Knight, Hawtin, and Cox also being booked
just imo
Umek would be really sick but sadly he has been booked by fresh a few weeks later :'(
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| Originally posted by rowdy Umek would be really sick but sadly he has been booked by fresh a few weeks later :'( |
Paco Osuna
Matthias Tanzmann
Alex Niggemann
Loco Dice
David Squillace
theres are a few of my favorite things!
(please book some of them)
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| Originally posted by rowdy Umek would be really sick but sadly he has been booked by fresh a few weeks later :'( |
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| Originally posted by rowdy I know funkagenda and Jamie Jones have been booked.. I see Mark Knight, Hawtin, and Cox also being booked just imo Umek would be really sick but sadly he has been booked by fresh a few weeks later :'( |
I think I'm gonna roll out with SP. Don't let me down with that techno lineup henry!!! Cox, hawtin, or dubfire....get at least one of them and I'm sold
Hawtin is supposed to be there. But I don't really consider Cox as Techno.
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| Originally posted by HearHarmonic Hawtin is supposed to be there. But I don't really consider Cox as Techno. |
we will find out tomorrow at 4 pm!
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| Originally posted by SFtrance Is supposed to be there? Where is this information coming from? Spill the beans or I spill your blood! ...how reliable since I want to get a ticket nowz |
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| Originally posted by henryv We are excited to announce that one entire stage at Beyond Wonderland 2011 will be dedicated to one of EDM's earliest sounds. "The Chess Village" will feature a collection of today's top Techno innovators. While Techno has always been part of Insomniac's festivals and many of Techno's finest have graced the stages, until now, there has never been an area focused completely on this sound. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- In the beginning there was House. Well technically in the beginning there was influences from a broad set of music genres including the 1970's disco, early Hip Hop, R&B and electronic music based groups like Kraftwerk. In the early 80's DJ's like Frankie Knuckles, often referred to as the Godfather of House, started mixing these influences together live with a mixer and two turntables, reconstructing their sounds, adjusting their tempos, and layering percussive beats over one another to create a new dance sound. House and Electronic Dance Music was born. The initial blueprint for Techno was developed during the mid-1980s in a suburb of Deroit by Juan Atkins, Kevin Saunderson, Derrick May, and Eddie Fowlkes. All 4 producers, having been fascinated by the Chicago club scene and influenced by house, began to make music of there own. At first the sound didn't have a name, sometimes it was characterized as Detroit's high-tech interpretation of Chicago house rather than a pure genre unto itself. By the late 1980's the intreat in EDM began to explode. Sub genres were coined by artists that began to play the new style of dance music all over the world. The 1988 UK release of "Techno! The New Dance Sound of Detroit" was an important milestone and marked the introduction of the word Techno in reference to a specific genre of music. The compilation's working title originally had been "The House Sound of Detroit" but after some persuasion from Atkins, May, and Saunderson the title was reconsidered and Techno as a genre was born. By the late 1980s and early '90s, Techno had also garnered a large underground following in the United Kingdom, Germany, and Belgium. The growth of Techno's popularity in Europe in this time period was largely due to the emergence of the party scene and a thriving club culture. Soon a second wave of Detroit Techno artists including Carl Craig, Octave One, Stacey Pullen, Jeff Mills, and Robert Hood began to emerge pushing their own unique take on the sound. A number of New York producers were also making an impression at this time, notably Frankie Bones, Lenny Dee, and Joey Beltram. In the same period, close to Detroit in Windsor Ontario, Richie Hawtin, with business partner John Acquaviva, launched the influential imprint Plus 8 Records. Many of these artist spent a great deal of time in Europe or even moved there. Over time Berlin became known as the capital of Techno of the world with may Techno artists still treating it today as a Mecca for the sound. With its origins in the USA and a stronghold in Europe, Techno continues to grow and evolve to this day. Sub genres like Minimal have become recognized as their own sound and most other genres under the EDM umbrella have a techie version that draws from the Techno sound. We are thrilled to introduce a Techno stage to the Beyond Wonderland 2011 lineup! Stay tuned in! The Chess Village artists will be released this Thursday at 4pm pst. |
Probably gonna book Doc Martin. There used to me minimal stages at Insomniac events. I remember the last HSII and Noc 09 having tech/minimal stages.
I know we have a lot of techno heads in here...so excited for tomorrow! this line up is jaw dropping
Richie Hawtin, Loco Dice, M.A.N.D.Y., Marco Carola, Paco Osuna, Jamie Jones, Droog
+ two local Los Angeles techno artists to be added
That's a good lineup!
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| Originally posted by HearHarmonic Richie Hawtin, Loco Dice, M.A.N.D.Y., Marco Carola, Paco Osuna, Jamie Jones, Droog + two local Los Angeles techno artists to be added |
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| Originally posted by HearHarmonic Richie Hawtin, Loco Dice, M.A.N.D.Y., Marco Carola, Paco Osuna, Jamie Jones, Droog + two local Los Angeles techno artists to be added |
I told myself I'm done with these festivals except EDC, but the banning of those stupid lights along with that lineup is too good. I've been dying to see Hawtin for 3 years. Touche Insomniac, touche
so what stage is tyas on? hes not on the website. and will there be vip in the trance room?
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