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MATTHEW DEAR(audion live) + PHEEK march 10th @ s.a.t
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| DiskHO |
Matthew Dear will be producing an upcoming Fabric mix cd. As you are
probably aware this is a very prestigious series, and Matthew is very
proud to be a part of it. The record will be out in mid-April, and
he will be playing some shows in support of it.
FRIDAY MARCH 10TH @ S.A.T. 1195 ST LAURENT
10PM-3AM
DISKHO PRES. STATIK
MATTHEW DEAR(LIVE AUDION SET)USA - SPECTRAL/GHOSTLY
PHEEK - CAN - M_NUS/ARCHIPEL
JON SCHMIDT - USA - DISKHO/RLS
$8 PRESALE $12 DOOR
CONTACT [email protected] FOR PRESALE TIX
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| DiskHO |
Tracklist for Matthew Dear as Audion mix Fabric 27
(Fabric, April 2006):
Audion – Off First – Spectral Sound
Mikael Stravostrand – Mosquito Morph – Unreleased
Lee Curtiss – Ketamine Christmas – Unreleased
Robag Wruhme – Worktabular (Luciano Remix)
Mikael Stravostrand – Body Control – Adjunct
Butane – How Long Can You Go – Dumb Unit
Audion – Saks – Spectral Sound
Yamo – I Was a Robot (Jean F Cochois Timewriter remix) – Holon
Ruede Hagelstein – Keep Us Away – Lebensfreude
Sweet N Candy – Tracky Wakeup – Raum Musik
Billy Dalessandro – Come With Me (Jon Gaiser Remix) – Resopal Red
Claude Vonstroke – Deep Throat – Dirty Bird
Ali Khan – Waterbomb – Leftroom Records
Argy – Rhino in a Glass Shop – Raum Musik
Body Code – Equidistant – Spectral Sound
Ali Khan – Frudgebuster Beat – Kahlwild
Rene Breitbarth – Thank You – Treibstoff
Audion – Just A Man – Spectral Sound
Audion – Nothing – Spectral Sound
Robert Babicz – Battlestar – Punkt
Ame – Rej – Sonar Kollektiv
Seth Troxler – Blackclap – Unreleased
Ricardo Villalobos – Chromosul – Perlon
The Vegetable Orchestra – Cibouette (Luciano remix) – Karmarouge
Audion – Off Third – Spectral Sound |
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| DiskHO |
| Mateo Murphy will now be in the line up!!!! He will start things off by doing a special live pa w/Pheek!!!!!!! |
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| jesteraver |
| very tempted to go to this. |
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| Mekroon |
at last
wouhouuuuuuuuuuuuu
c sur que jreprésente
enfin du underground annoncé |
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| SiM PeµRf |
march 10th....cest pas la date du ice club ca?
va falloir choisir
en effet tres tetant daller la |
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| DiskHO |
lick, varied production – under his own name and the aliases Jabberjaw, False and Audion – relentless touring, and the backing of Ann Arbor’s super-industrious Ghostly International label have made 27-year-old Texan Matthew Dear part of electronic music’s elite. Recording on Perlon, M_nus and Ghostly offshoot Spectral Sound, he spans a multitude of sub genres, none accurately capturing his style. He was named ‘Artist of the Year’ by agenda-setting music title XLR8R in 2004, his music was described as “interesting and sexy” by Q, and even America’s mainstream media realised something was stirring; after 2003’s [u]Leave Luck to Heaven[/i] LP and its ‘little brother’, 2004’s Backstroke, Matthew featured in the New York Times, Entertainment Weekly and Rolling Stone. This Audion project follows last October’s Suckfish LP (“pure baby-making genius,” XLR8R; “a landmark release,” Mixmag).
"The pseudonyms are mainly to organise my own head. Electronic music, as I’m sure everybody knows, can take so many different avenues and there can be so many different genres within genres. Audion came out of a need I was finding in live shows to play harder and more aggressive music. I was just getting a little… I wouldn’t say bored with subtle, minimal stuff, but I realised if you added hard and powerful moments people could lose themselves a lot easier. I think it’s easier for the listener to know what they’re getting into as well. If somebody goes to a shop and they’re looking for a new record, I wouldn’t wanna confuse them if they bought Audion thinking it was gonna sound like my other stuff." – Matthew Dear
On Fabric 27, Matthew has pushed the generally established limits of a compilation, taking parts from various tracks and splicing them together to make new ones. Continually shifting in shape, packed with polyrhythms and drenched in detail, it does many things at once, warping dimensions and growing in personality with every listen. Full of unexpected sounds, recurring themes and ingenious ideas, it moves from subtle through crazed to ecstatic. Like most things it’s best in the dark, though Matthew recommends playing it loudly in a car. Techno was once a faceless music designed to hit you over the head. Now, small-scale superstars like Matthew Dear make it to seep into your subconscious. And like anything designed to shift your reality, it can be highly addictive.
"This mix was a labour of love. The club holds such a high place in my heart and I tried to capture the different corridors a listener can take when there. Sometimes you will hear harder music in one room and walk across the club to another room for deeper, more twisted music. I wanted the mix to reflect the diversity of a Saturday night at Fabric." – Matthew Dear |
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| FunKenLouis |
im so there
all my friend goin to aria after will be there too
good party
props |
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| DiskHO |
| I am also happy to announce that DISKHO has just signed JOHN DAHLBACK for a party later this year in montreal!!!!! |
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| asfdz |
| no one pays attention when I announce this party lol!! I'll be going up with ned to this....looking forward to meeting you jeff! |
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| DiskHO |
| yes, i am looking forward to meeting you as well. should be a crazy night! |
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