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Made Event pres. SAVE THE CANNIBALS NYC Saturday Techno Weekly Beginning Jan. 24

As we herald in a new year, Made Event prepares to Save The Cannibals. Conceived as a weekly series, global techno talents will converge in the heart of the concrete jungle called New York City. The parties will be infused with some long-displaced, cherished principles of the dancefloor: grade A talent, superior sound, exceptional music and an egalitarian, no-nonsense take to getting down to the business of dancing.

At the onset, Save The Cannibals will be helmed by six residents appearing in quarterly residencies throughout the year: ADULTNAPPER, CASSY, MARTIN LANDSKY, MATTHEW DEAR, SETH TROXLER and STEVE BUG, with additional special guests each week. These techno heavyweights lay the groundwork for the movement and whet the palate for more to come.

Brooklyn�s own Techno philosopher Adultnapper and his Ransom Note label investigates hauntingly introspective, stripped down electronic music and brings body & mind enlightenment to the dancefloor. Berlin�s high priestess Cassy explores the deepest territories of house and techno in her 100% vinyl-only sets. Her club residency at Panorama Bar has become a benchmark for techno tourists and natives alike and puts her in a class of her own. Intim Recordings top chef Martin Landsky is a globetrotting ambassador of the sound that bridges techno to funk, house to minimal, and a bit of everything in between. He has long been one of the key figures in the circle of producers at Poker Flat Recordings with a penchant for deep music that includes twisty and funky elements. From Detroit�s techno scene, Ghostly�s Matthew Dear has evolved into a genre defying electronic music sensation. With his many production guises � Audion, Jabberjaw, and False, he continually pushes the envelope in the world of techno and finds favor with even the most avid techno purists with his own brand of techno psychedelia. One of the brightest up-and-comers in the scene, Spectral Sound�s Seth Troxler move from Detroit to Berlin exemplifies the mergence of his local roots with the European minimal techno and house aesthetic. With his debut �Love Never Sleeps� EP out now on Crosstown Rebels, this young prodigy is one to watch. Germany�s techno pioneer and minimal dance connoisseur, Steve Bug is one of the scene�s unsung heroes. He stands at the helm of three influential labels - Dessous, Poker Flat and Audiomatique Recording, that serve as a platform to champion high caliber vinyl releases. Bug launches the Save the Cannibals series with a celebration to mark the 10 year anniversary of Poker Flat Recordings.

Over the years, Made Event has brought quality and professionalism to the sometimes chaotic and uncharted territory of electronic dance music. Now, with new management at Rebel NYC and a newly installed and custom engineered Integral Sound System, they�re taking over the upstairs to bring you excellence in techno music with unparalleled programming, curated with the world�s most sought after Artists for this brand new weekly party � SAVE THE CANNIBALS.

Sign up for the Save The Cannibals mailing list and get updates at www.savethecannibals.com



Saturday, January 24, 2008
Made Event presents

SAVE THE CANNIBALS

STEVE BUG
Celebrating 10 years of Poker Flat
with Eric Cloutier

Rebel
251 W 30th St (Upstairs)
Bet 7th & 8th Avenue
New York City
Doors at 10pm, 21+ with valid ID
Advance Tickets while supplies last at www.savethecannibals.com
Tickets also available at Rebel Rebel, 319 Bleecker St NYC 212.989.0770
Event Info 917.723.9381
Complete sound system installed and engineered by Integral Sound
Sorry, no table service

www.savethecannibals.com
www.made-event.com
www.rebelnyc.com

Save The Cannibals Upcoming Dates
January 24 Steve Bug - 10 years of Poker Flat
January 31 Adultnapper & Bruno Pronsato (Live)
February 7 Matthew Dear
February 14 Cassy with Anthony Parasole
February 21 Lee Burridge
February 28 Martin Landsky & Konrad Black

Made Event Upcoming Dates
December 5 Paul van Dyk @ Roseland Ballroom
December 12 Pig & Dan @ Cielo

About Made Event
The Made Event team, headed by Mike Bindra and Laura De Palma, is committed to excellence in the programming, promotion, and production of electronic dance music events. They continually bring a world-renowned caliber of entertainment into a variety of distinctive and innovative venues, and seek to push the limit of expertise in their field. With over 20 years of combined experience, and over 300 successful events produced in New York City and at Winter Music Conference, Made Event is an industry leader. For more info, please go to www.made-event.com.

Upstairs at Rebel will be perfect for this party...looking forward to this

I might have to fly in for that Bruno Pronsato and Adultnapper.

Two thumbs up for a techno weekly, will be there!

awesome lineup! probably going to end up going to a few of these

as much as i want to break...passing on bug/burridge/landsky&black...is gonna be near impossible...

im a lock for black...but i have a strong itch for...burridge i can hold till miami

deff gonna show some support
no bottle service bullshit either
just straight up filthy underground techno music

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Originally posted by rudeflame as much as i want to break...passing on bug/burridge/landsky&black...is gonna be near impossible... im a lock for black...but i have a strong itch for...burridge i can hold till miami

Lee was great this past fall in SF. His nights and Mighty, The End Up and of course ont eh Lovefest Float were killer. Cant wait to see him back in nyc!

Lee fuckin burridge...nice..def in it to win it...

nice line ups

now i know techno has gone mainstream

nice!!!!! lookin forward to seeing martin landsky

the name is kinda similar to the steve porter parties at sullivan room: "feed the animals"

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Originally posted by chortik the name is kinda similar to the steve porter parties at sullivan room: "feed the animals"

There is absolutely NO relations between these to names. Moreover, the name SAVE THE CANNIBALS is more suitable to the music which will be played, Minimal / Techno.

www.savethecannibals.com

just a random observation, didn't meat to ruffle feathers.

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Originally posted by dcctnycprincess nice line ups now i know techno has gone mainstream

dumbest thing to say... IMO

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Originally posted by ReenTeenTeen dumbest thing to say... IMO

No, it's true

My hope is that with weekly parties there, they can shape the crowd and venue into something I would actually enjoy dealing with. My one experience at Rebel made me never want to go back, sick lineups or not. The crowd was godawful and the club was just uncomfortable and skeezy and weird and not a place I want to spend any amount of time.

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Originally posted by beema No, it's true My hope is that with weekly parties there, they can shape the crowd and venue into something I would actually enjoy dealing with. My one experience at Rebel made me never want to go back, sick lineups or not. The crowd was godawful and the club was just uncomfortable and skeezy and weird and not a place I want to spend any amount of time.

1. you talking about the club.
2. that is still not "putting techno on the map" based on whats said earlier as well. (having a party in a shit hole.)

3. techno & house music are foreground of EDM.
(dont ever forget that, kids)

Can someone explain the "Accepting New Members" bit on the main page of the website?

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Originally posted by iheartny Can someone explain the "Accepting New Members" bit on the main page of the website?

It refers to signing up for the mailing list

www.savethecannibals.com

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Originally posted by iheartny Can someone explain the "Accepting New Members" bit on the main page of the website?

Joining the "cannibals" perhaps?

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Originally posted by ReenTeenTeen 3. techno & house music are foreground of EDM. (dont ever forget that, kids)

I think you mean fore bearers, or forerunners perhaps? Yes they were the founding genre's, but in the US especially they have mostly been relegated to the underground (good house anyways). I think tehcno is now starting to come to the foreground though, and the fact that one of the biggest EDM promoters in NYC is starting a techno weekly is a pretty good sign of that.

wow. I have never been to Rebel



I don't want to miss Landsky and Black so I think that will be the only time I will check this party out..

Plus semester will be officially over by then!!!!!!!!


Kristin - where have you been??

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