Interview DANCE FOR LIFE ft SUSPEKT/MOTIVE & MORE! April 4th - Miss Libs
INTERVIEW @ MISS LIBERTINES - Melbourne
DANCE FOR LIFE
APRIL 4th 2009
Get ready for a shakedown and a half when the Interview Crew bring you a team of Aussie all stars catering for all things TRANCE, TECHNO, PROGRESSIVE AND PSYCHEDELICA, more details this week, but for now.... here is ye lineup! :shakesfist:
Interview are pleased to welcome the OPEN RECORDS crew SUSPEKT & ED MOTIVE alongside Local Legends PUNKZ ON JUNK & TROLLEY, amongst interview favorites and more! Also Vincent Manuel For his first Interview set and Denham Jay closing the mainroom!! - Shall be a crazy night thats for sure!
Suspekt (OPEN Records/Cairns) (http://interview.net.au/artists/Suspekt)
Suspekt is Jesse Kuch, label manager and DJ for Australian progressive, techno and minimal label Open Records.
Jesse is born and raised in Tropical North Queensland, and it was the thriving outdoor party scene in his hometown of Cairns where Jesse first encountered electronic music.
Add to this, a set on Triple J’s mixup after Joris Voorn and a long list of supports that includes some of the hottest names in global electronic music including Dousk, D-Nox, Kasey Taylor, Lutzenkirchen, Fiord, Monolake, Maetrik, Solead and many more, Jesse has definitely earned his place in the Australian progressive and techno scene.
Originally inspired by deep afternoon progressive trance and house, the Suspekt sound now sits somewhere in the grey area between techno, progressive house, tribal and tech-house – always with smooth mixing, hypnotic rhythms and forward-thinking, deep-bass grooves.
Together with his pal Woodsman, he has compiled two successful compilations – Slow-Release and Festivus – and is currently working on a third to be released in the first half of 2009, along with a swag of other digital releases by top artists as well.
Add to this, a set on Triple J’s mixup after Joris Voorn and a long list of supports that includes some of the hottest names in global electronic music including Dousk, D-Nox, Kasey Taylor, Lutzenkirchen, Fiord, Monolake, Maetrik, Solead and many more, Jesse has definitely earned his place in the Australian progressive and techno scene.
With an exciting year ahead on Open Records, don’t miss this chance to catch the freshest in music from this exciting Aussie label and, at the same time, support a very worthy cause.
Punkz on Junk (http://www.myspace.com/punkzonjunk)
Motive (OPEN Records/Zenon) (http://interview.net.au/artists/Motive)
Ed Motive is from Melbourne, Australia. An integral part of the Australian progressive label Open Records, his DJ sets incorporate the deep essence of the progressive techno sound, searching for a massive vibe but with an emotive and dance floor focus.
He has now featured at countless festivals and parties across Australia and overseas performing a mix of progressive house/techno/minimal.
It is this direction that saw him welcomed into the Open Records family in 2005. He has now featured at countless festivals and parties across Australia and overseas performing a mix of progressive house/techno/minimal.
As a step forward Motive has now moved his production focus to a new level, with releases coming on both Open Records and Zenon Records.
Ben Evans (http://www.interview.net.au/artists/Ben_Evans)
Blinky (Beetgeek/LIVE) (http://www.interview.net.au/artists/Blinky)
Denham Jay (http://www.interview.net.au/artists/Denham_Jay)
Julian Reynolds (http://www.interview.net.au/artists/Julian_Reynolds)
Scott Bateman (FiveAM)(http://www.interview.net.au/artists/Scott_Bateman)
Trolley (http://www.interview.net.au/artists...ker_aka_Trolley)
Steve May (Armada/Coldharbour)(http://www.interview.net.au/artists/Steve_May)
Effin See (http://www.interview.net.au/artists...t_aka_Effin_See)
Vincent Manuel (vincentwillhaveapagereadysoon.net.au)
++++ Special News From OPEN RECORDS!
Open Records Digital 008 - SQL - Lactose EP (Featuring R.E.Z. Remix)
After taking a break for a few months over the Aussie summer festival season, Open Records are back with vengeance in 2009 with a string of stellar releases heading your way. Kicking off the year is an EP from SQL titled the Lactose EP.
SQL is Pim van Horrsen, is a fresh artist hailing from Amsterdam producing a wicked mix of techno, minimal and house with touches of progressive thrown in for good measure.
Also part of the now defunct project progressive trance project Organix, Pim is making big impressions with his solo efforts, with tracks on Echoplast, Tribal Vision, Bluetunes, Benthic, Composure, Flow and Plusquam.
He also is getting big respect and support from top DJs and artists like Luke Porter, Ramon Tapia, Mechanique, Serge Devant, DJ Slater and heaps more.
The Lactose EP features two offerings of the title track – the laid-back tech-funk of the original, and a slightly more melancholic approach from fellow Amsterdam residents R.E.Z.
Expertly mastered by Danny Bonnici (of Nubreed fame) at Liquid Mixes, Open’s first release for 2009 is sure to please any fan of quality deep progressive & techno music.
The EP's official launch will be at Intervew's Dance For Life on April 4. This will be Melbourne's first chance to catch a listen to this wicked EP, Suspekt & Woodsman's new compilation and the rest of the music Open Records has in store for us this year.
$10 Earlies and more on the door. Drink specials on the night and much more interview goodness as you walk through the doors!
Tix via greentix.com.au -- otherwise on the door.
More details:
http://www.interview.net.au
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Too old for this shit. But still luvin it
Last edited by Anomyst on Mar-05-2009 at 04:33
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loved his set last week at frisky sundays 
