On Saturday July 1st, in the centre of the city you can don your old skool uniforms and parachute pants, shell toes and funky hair styles and rock to a selection of beats crossing 5 distinguished genres of dance music.

Power up the ghetto-blaster and jump in your time-machine as we head back to the future for one night only!

Interview goes Oldskool. @ Tilt Bar - 272 Russell Street MELBOURNE www.interview.net.au

Featuring a Massive lineup of DJ's and Producers each playing a different style of old and some versus sets,

HONEYSMACK!

Electronic composer, producer and performer, David Haberfeld, performs under the stage moniker Honeysmack. Although influenced by the 80’s hardcore punk and skate scenes, and later from the harder-edged American hip-hop sounds of the time, it was the acid-house explosion of the late 80’s which had the greatest impact on Honeysmack.
Released a 5-track EP on UK dance label Kickin’ Records, under the name Hysterical Systems, a collaboration with electronic composer Phillip Samartzis.
Started Smelly Records In 1994, releasing the Pura project, a hard-acid outfit called Cynosure (again with Phillip Samartzis), and other tracks as Honeysmack.
Signed to Mushroom in the late 1990s and released the Walk On Acid track which became the most requested track on the national JJJ radio network (in Australia) and reached number two on the Channel V charts. The track was also nominated for an ARIA Award for Best Dance Artist Release.

And GAVIN KEITEL!

Amongst the Melbourne electronic dance music community, Gavin Keitel is the quiet achiever to have made the biggest impact.
With 18 years of professional DJing behind him, starting out at age 16 in Darwin, and culminating in his outstanding performances at his residencies at Melbourne's Sunny, 161 and other important underground clubs, Gavin continues to hold some of Melbourne's longest standing and influential residencies. He has kept his eye not on the prize, but on the movement.

Keitel is more interested in blowing someone's mind with an intelligent selection of records rather than trying to be a superstar. As such, he has avoided becoming a product of any big promotion machine and has aligned himself with good music, rather than brands, labels and crews.

Instead of being the pin-up boy, Gavin is the DJ that any crew might call to get the job done right, and to add credibility to the event. Whether it be the local house club, the 8000 person event, or the national tour, he is often entrusted with the most delicate set times for the most important events. Why? Because he is focused on the moment, the movement, and the sound.

"If you've got a cutting edge record that you want to use to take a club to the next level, but you get the timing wrong, you've wasted the moment. My approach to key mixing and knowing my records inside out means that I never miss that opportunity."

The result for Gavin is a style of DJing that is described by his peers as simply brilliant. Perfect, even. But for Gavin, it's not a big deal, it's just how it should be done. He is amongst the hardest working and most respected DJs in the country.

this is one night not to be missed.

Virginia Le
Gavin Keitel
Honeysmack
DJ Promo
Ben Evans
Jules Plees
Blinky (LIVE)
Citris (Electric Bliss)
The Source (Electric Bliss)
DJ XavierF.
Julian Reynolds
Jono Raftery
Drew K (preSSure)
Nikko
Andrew Campbell

Get your names on the guestlist for cheap entry [email protected]

***And remember, dress in any oldskool/School Uniform for half price entry!***

Guestlist Price: $10
General Admin: $15
Oldskool Attire: $8

Where: 272 Russell Street, MELBOURNE [Tilt Bar]
When: Saturday July 1st 2006
Age: Over 18 Event ID Required

Interview welcomes returned guests such as Drew K (preSSure), Jono Ratery & Nikko.

Also pleased to announce a new face on the scene DJ XavierF. whipping up oldskool beats and breaks and the boys behind the storming electric bliss warehouse parties Citris & The Source!

See you there!

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Too old for this shit. But still luvin it

Last edited by Anomyst on Jun-08-2006 at 00:16