It'll be good to hear the Sounds of Random Noise Generation out here in the Northwest again...
See anybody in driving distance in Seatlle... Dave Phil Chan wrote: > i know it's frowned on to post events here, but i figured this one was > pretty relevant. > > http://www.danceritual.org will have more info at some stage too. > > p. > > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> > Dance Ritual Presents > ITERATION TWO > 22 September 2001 > Seattle WA > > On 18 August 2000, Tobias, Iron Monkey, Brahman and Phil Chan joined techno > legend Oliver Ho (Meta/Blueprint/Surface, UK), playing to a packed warehouse > in downtown Seattle at 'Beneath the Surface'. This year, we bring you > another rare North American performance: > > RANDOM NOISE GENERATION - LIVE SET (430 West, Detroit) > > Lenny and Lawrence Burden are legendary figures in underground electronic > music. Two of Detroit's famous Burden brothers, their labels 430 West and > Direct Beat have defined electronic music since the late 80's, featuring > artists such as Juan Atkins, Underground Resistance, Jay Denham and AUX88. > Their debut track 'Falling in Dub' was adopted as the theme of the 1991 Love > Parade, and inspired remixes by Claude Young, Terrence Parker and Westbam. > > In addition to Random Noise Generation, they record with brother Lynell as > Octave One, a group with releases on Derrick May's Transmat label as well as > the seminal "Techno 2 - The Next Generation" compilation. Members of Detroit > techno's second wave, they have influenced electronic music as much as > contemporaries Richie Hawtin, Carl Craig, Jeff Mills and Kenny Larkin. > > Since first performing live in 1999, as part of the Electric Entourage tour > with Underground Resistance DJ Rolando, Random Noise Generation have played > to packed houses around the world including Berlin's Love Parade, Fabric > (UK) and the Detroit Electronic Music Festival. > > Please join us for a very rare and intimate performance by these true > Detroit legends. > > Keep an eye on the streets for a limited edition audio CD-flyer promoting > the event, featuring mixes from the evening's performing DJs: > > PHIL CHAN (Southern Outpost Records, Australia) > Hailing from Sydney, Phil was introduced to electronic music in the late > 80's and has been DJ'ing since 1994. His 3 deck sets incorporate techno, > house, electro and duct tape. In 1999 he co-founded Southern Outpost > Records, which has upcoming releases featuring DJ Godfather, Keith Tucker > (AUX88) and Strand. > > BRAHMAN (gr0k studios, Seattle) > ...the all inclusive reality, that which is comprised of the Atman (the pure > self) and the Jiva (that part of the self that each of us experiences daily) > - this special evening will play host to the final performance of this > underground techno magician, you're invited to participate in the age-old > ritual of life-death-rebirth... > > TOBIAS (technoWest / <ST>, Vancouver) > Tobias has been enmeshed with musikal resistance culture since 1993, DJ'ing > house and techno as well as producing music under the monikers saibot and > saibotuk. DJs and produces experimental techno/house, from microsound to > altered dub & bangin' loops, as well as audioart/radioart material. > > JERRY ABSTRACT (fixelplix, Detroit / Seattle) > Born into, educated in, influenced under and humbled survivor of Detroit, > Michigan, Jerry started curling up inside speakers and attending underground > events in 1991 while having social, personal, and universal revelations > about the peacefully chaotic importance of every-one-thing. Many exhausting > lessons later he moved onward, in late 1999, to Seattle, where he continues > to seek out the abstract essence that inspires us all... music. > > _ELLIOTT (bitmethod.org, Portland) > This disc-jockey uses old-fashioned vinyl records to "mix" the hip sounds of > nujazz, broken-beat, house, dub and techno. Only for the headstrong, 160+ > BPM. > > KRIS MOON (Division, Seattle) > Kris began DJ'ing in '93 - after a 3-year stint on KUGS, college radio for > Bellingham, he moved south to Seattle and sold his soul to a merciless pro > audio retailer. He now slings black crack at Zion's gate and spins the hit > choons for the crowd at the Ballroom in Fremont. His set for us on this > night will consist of pitch-black techno and electro. > > IRON MONKEY aka Aron Schoppert (DanceRitual.org, Seattle) > Since he started promoting underground events back in 96, his passion for > dance music has always been about exploring the mind/body synergy with sound > and rhythm as the working catalyst. He will be closing out the ritual; > moving in and out of the deep contrasting textures of present day German > techno visionaries, and some of our own US born techno innovators. > > ----------------------------------- > Look who's taking off with Tenzing! > http://www.tenzing.com/airbus > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
