Half of Quench (Sean Quinn).

You'd have to include CJ Doland in that list as well for sure. If not for quench, then for Narkotic - Blue (which was with Gab Oliver) and is one of the best trance tunes ever written imo.

I guess you could say they were part of the Zero Tolerance crew (i believe it was released on ZT before Platipus but i could be wrong??) which Darius already mentioned.

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Originally posted by Dean Millson Half of Quench (Sean Quinn). You'd have to include CJ Doland in that list as well for sure. If not for quench, then for Narkotic - Blue (which was with Gab Oliver) and is one of the best trance tunes ever written imo. I guess you could say they were part of the Zero Tolerance crew (i believe it was released on ZT before Platipus but i could be wrong??) which Darius already mentioned.

What happened with ZT? they seamed liek a really strong label...

and can we claim PQM as one of ours now?

ive never heard of any of these people
tv rock, dirty south and tonite only ftw

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Originally posted by echosystm ive never heard of any of these people tv rock, dirty south and tonite only ftw

Well, you DO live in Adelaide.

Christopher Lawrence... now there's one we may soon be able to claim as our own. I heard he's moving here.

Dean, don't forget that Kasey Taylor was also part of Quench! "Dreams"...tune!

"Ivan Gough - Mystic Bell", now there's another top tune!

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As far as i am aware Kasey was not part of Quench (at least when they did Dreams)

Mystic Bell is a great track, one of the last things that Ivan did before he changed directions.

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Originally posted by Beat Blog Christopher Lawrence... now there's one we may soon be able to claim as our own. I heard he's moving here.

We'll also be able to own Carl Cox too, he's moved to Vic

lets be honest here - cj doland is the man

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Originally posted by Dj_Es-Dva and can we claim PQM as one of ours now?

I was thinking that on the way to work this morning while pondering this subject. I think we can Rysh There is a lot of people in America, they wont know he's missing.



Anything on Vicious Vinyl should also get a mention

Are there any Australian techno producers?

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Originally posted by charlee Are there any Australian techno producers?

Digital Primate
Steve Law (i think)

Just found this - completely forgot about it until now.

Was a doco done on the ABC in 2003 called 'Sounds Like Techno' which also has a massive online component. It details the history of techno & the history of the Australian scene also. Probably the most sucessfull doumentary on the Australian electronic scene imo.

http://www2.abc.net.au/arts/soundsliketechno/

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Thats awesome

Something to keep me entertained at work.

Look out Gerry, once I've watched this I might challenge you for the crown of techno knowledge!!

Steve Law = Zen Paradox = Psy Harmonics

If you want to hear some of his spacey as fuck trance that he has written, listen to Zen Paradox - The Light at the End

kthxbi