Re: (313) NYC in the next fortnight?

2006-09-20 Thread Bryan Kasenic

every friday in nyc ...

BEYOND PRESENTS
THE BUNKER


UPCOMING:

9/22: Alex Smoke (Soma, Vakant | Glasgow)
  Secundo aka AM/PM (Dreck, Soul Jazz, Sud | London) live pa

9/29: WOLF + LAMB LABEL PARTY and
  BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION FOR SPINOZA, MW,  SEAN SMITH
  Blink E Palermo (Wolf + Lamb | NYC) world premier live pa
  Wolf + Lamb (wolflambmusic.com | NYC)
  alka_rex (Musique Risquée, Wolf + Lamb | NYC) live pa

10/06: Clark Warner (M_nus | Detroit)

10/13: David Fine (Underl_ne | London)
   Tim Xavier (LTD400, Klickhaus, Clink | NYC) live pa
   *world premier of Tim's live set!

10/20: Popnoname (Kompakt, Italic, Firm | Cologne) live pa

10/27: Philip Sherburne (Raum | Barcelona)

11/03: MICROCOSM NIGHT:
   Ben Parris (Foundsound, Microcosm | Baltimore)
   Nicholas Sauser (Goosehound, Microcosm | NYC) live pa
   Ezekiel Honig (Microcosm | NYC) live pa
   Morgan Packard (Microcosm | NYC) live pa

11/10: Agaric aka Patrik Skoog (We Are | Sweden) live pa

11/17: Sammy Dee (Perlon | Berlin)

11/24: René Breitbarth (Sub Static, Triebstoff | Cologne) live/dj
   Unjust (Schematic | NYC)




plus resident DJs SPINOZA  DEREK PLASLAIKO


***DRINK SPECIALS***
we now have $3 well drinks and $2 PBRs before midnight!!!


view 4 months of Bunker party photos here:
http://www.sdphotography.net/bunker/photos.htm



the Bunker
subTonic
107 Norfolk Street
www.beyondbooking.com
$5, 21+, 10p-4a






(313) [nyc] ZIP (PERLON) JAN JELINEK Friday 5/26 at the Bunker

2006-05-25 Thread Bryan Kasenic

Friday May 26

BEYOND PRESENTS
THE BUNKER
DEMF  MUTEK PRE-PARTY

ZIP (Perlon | Berlin) extended DJ set
JAN JELINEK (~scape | Berlin) with live band
SOLIDS (NYC) David Last's live dub band
WOLF + LAMB (NYC)

Every year, we make the trek to Detroit for the DEMF and then
Montreal for Mutek. This year, we were lucky enough to grab a
couple of the more interesting acts for stopovers at the Bunker
on their way to the big festivals.
http://mutek.ca/
http://demf.com/

Zip (aka Dimbiman) is the owner of Perlon, which has consistently
released top notch forward thinking dance music since its first
release almost 10 years ago. He's also one half of Pantytec with
Sammy Dee. As a DJ, producer, and label head, Zip is one of the
most innovative members of the electronic dance music community.
He is one of our absolute favorite DJs, and almost never makes it
to NYC, so we're thrilled to grab him for an exclusive appearance
on his way to both DEMF and Mutek.

Jan Jelinek is one of the most well known electronic music
producers in the world. He has released three full length albums
under his own name on Stephan Betke's ~scape imprint, and seven
12s as Farben on Klang. His deeply creative use of loops and
samples instantly set him apart from the sea of glitch-tronica
producers when he arrived on the scene in the late-90s. His
current live show is a semi-improvised representation of his
latest album Kosmischer Pitch performed by a three piece band
that includes Andrew Pekler (who recently played a solo set at
the Bunker) and Hanno Leichtman.
http://www.janjelinek.com/

Solids is David Last's (of the Agriculture, Goosehound, and
Unfoundsound fame) new live dub band.  They take elements of dub
and apply a slightly more aggressive wall of sound treatment,
with glitchy laptop sounds, slinky guitars, and a live rhythm
section.

Wolf + Lamb exploded onto the New York City techno scene with a
series of afterparties at their small Williamsburg club for the
Bunker in the spring of 2005.  These evolved into a series of
packed regular all night parties at the Wolf+Lamb space that went
well into the next afternoon.  The minimal design and comfortable
environment they created was an instant hit with everyone in the
minimal techno scene.  Although they have proven to be very
talented party throwers, at heart, they are really just DJs who
want to play at great parties.  They utilize Ableton Live
software to weave gorgeous sets of warm bath techno, fukt up
ambient, and heroin house.  With a bunch of original studio
productions in the works, a new bigger loft space to host parties
in Brooklyn, a residency at Love, and a new web label, you will
be hearing a lot more about these guys in the near future.
http://wolflambmusic.com/





plus
resident DJs: Spinoza, Movement, Unjust
visual residents: Giles Hendrix, Chris Jordan


sound: mm
bar: Heather, Aaron
door: Olga
photos: SDPhotography.net



the Bunker
both floors of Tonic this week!
107 Norfolk Street
(212)358-7501
www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
$15, 21+, 10p-4a

WARNING: early arrival advised, we're expecting a big turn out
for a small venue with no guestlist.








UPCOMING:

6/02: ELECTRO STRIKES BACK:
  Egg Foo Young (Touchin' Bass, Schematic | NYC)
  Coin OP (Nu Vorm | NYC)

6/16: Gaiser (M_nus | Detroit) live pa

6/23: Andy Vaz (Soundvariation, Background | Dusseldorf) live pa
  Filastine (Soot, Post World Industries | Seattle)

6/30: M_NUS LABEL SHOWCASE:
  Marc Houle (M_nus | NYC) live pa
  Tractile (M_nus | Toronto) live pa

7/07: Jeremy P. Caulfield (Dumb-Unit, Trapez | Toronto) live pa

7/14: THEMA LABEL LAUNCH PARTY:
  alka_rex (Musique Risquee, Thema | NYC) live pa
  Function (Infrastructure, Thema, Phono | NYC)
  Leonard de la Posso (Thema, Infrastructure, Neoday |NYC)

7/28: Bruno Pronsato (Orac, Telegraph | Seattle) live pa

8/18: Eats Tapes (Tigerbeat6 | San Francisco) live pa

9/08: Jeff Samuel (Trapez, Spectral, Poker Flat | Seattle)




(313) [NYC] DANIEL BELL Friday 5/19 at the Bunker

2006-05-17 Thread Bryan Kasenic

Friday May 19

BEYOND PRESENTS
THE BUNKER


DANIEL BELL
(Accelerate, 7th City, Logistic | Detroit/Berlin)
*extended DJ set*


Daniel Bell is one of the most important figures in the history
of minimal techno. He started out by collaborating with Richie
Hawtin as Cybersonik in the early '90s, releasing Technarchy
and other classic tracks. Then he produced several records on his
own as DBX (including the enourmously successful Losing
Control) that more or less defined minimal techno in the early
to mid '90s. He then went on to create 7th City Distribution and
several new record labels. In 2000, he moved to Berlin, and has
released two amazing mix CD's and a few remixes since then. He is
currently working on new material and a live set and DJing around
the world. His past appearance at the Bunker have been
phenomenal, and we're very psyched to have him back.
http://daniel-bell.com/


plus
resident DJs: Spinoza, Movement, Unjust
visual residents: Giles Hendrix, Chris Jordan


sound: mm
bar: Heather, Aaron
door: Olga
photos: SDPhotography.net



the Bunker
Fridays at subTonic
107 Norfolk Street
(212)358-7501
www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
$5, 21+, 10p-4a







UPCOMING:

5/26: DEMF PRE-PARTY:
  Zip (Perlon | Berlin)
  Jan Jelinek (~scape | Berlin) with live band
  both floors, $15

6/02: ELECTRO STRIKES BACK:
  Egg Foo Young (Touchin' Bass, Schematic | NYC)
  Coin OP (Nu Vorm | NYC)
  Hosted by Unjust (the Bunker | NYC)

6/16: Gaiser (M_nus | Detroit) live pa

6/23: Andy Vaz (Soundvariation, Background | Dusseldorf) live pa
  Filastine (Soot, Post World Industries | Seattle)

6/30: M_NUS LABEL SHOWCASE:
  Marc Houle (M_nus | NYC) live pa
  Tractile (M_nus | Toronto) live pa

7/07: Jeremy P. Caulfield (Dumb-Unit, Trapez | Toronto) live pa

7/28: Bruno Pronsato (Orac, Telegraph | Seattle) live pa

8/18: Eats Tapes (Tigerbeat6 | San Francisco) live pa



(313) RYAN CROSSON SETH TROXLER in NYC Friday 4/14

2006-04-12 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday April 14

*THE BUNKER* 

THE NEW DANCE SOUND OF DETROIT:

Young Seth aka Seth Troxler (FXHE, Fabric | Detroit)
Ryan Crosson aka Berg Nixon (M_nus, Telegraph, Trapez | Detroit) live pa

Tonight we're bringing in two of the most exciting next-wave
producers from Detroit. Seth Troxler hasn't released very much
music yet, but you'll be hearing alot from this prolific 20 year
old (!!!) producer in the near future. He has a track on a
compilation on Omar S's FXHE label and Matthew Dear included one
of his tracks on his new Fabric mix CD. He plays around Detroit
often, including a residency at the infamous Untitled party.
Tonight is his NYC debut.

Ryan Crosson has been making major waves in the minimal techno
scene since his releases started appearing in late 2005. His
debut EP on Trapez LTD was very well received, and he released
two monster EPs on M_nus (as Berg Nixon) and Telegraph in early
2006. Drawing from artists like Plastikman, Matthew Dear, Stewart
Walker, and a heavy dose of Magda DJ sets, Ryan focuses his
attention on percussive programming, dubby basslines, and dark
atmospheres. In addition to many successful gigs in the midwest,
Ryan has upcoming dates at huge European clubs such as Watergate
in Berlin and The End in London. Like Seth, we feel that Ryan
will be turning alot of heads as part of the next wave of Detroit
techno.
http://www.ryancrosson.com/


plus
resident DJs: Spinoza, Movement
visual residents: Giles Hendrix, Chris Jordan


sound: mm
bar: Heather, Aaron
door: Kimi



the Bunker
Fridays at subTonic
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
$5, 21+, 10p-4a




SUNDAY 4/16

EASTER LEFTOVERS AT LOVE:

Resident DJs: Spinoza, Plaslaiko,  Wolf+Lamb

Love   4p-12mid
40 West 8th Street (enter on Macdougal)
www.leftoversatlove.com

$5 before 6pm, $10 after, $5 all night with Marcy Hotel keycard

This week only: Drink ticket egg hunt!






UPCOMING:
 
4/21: (UN)FOUNDSOUND SHOWCASE:
  Barem (M_nus, Unfoundsound, Goosehound | Buenos Aires) live pa
  Ben Parris (Foundsound | Baltimore)

4/28: NEUROTIC DRUM BAND TAGTEAM:
  John Selway (Memory Boy, Serotonin | NYC)
  Ulysses (Scatalogics | NYC)

5/05: GUGGENHEIM FIRST FRIDAYS AFTERPARTY:
  Guillaume  the Coutu Dumonts (Egg, Mutek, Luci | Montreal)
  
sat 5/06: Wolf+Lamb  Beyond Events present
  Akufen (Force Inc, Perlon, Mutek | Montreal)
  at 12-turns-13
  
5/12: Kate Simko (Detalles, Traum | Chicago)

5/19: Daniel Bell (Accelerate, Logistic | Detroit/Berlin)

5/26: DEMF PRE-PARTY:
  Zip (Perlon | Berlin)
  Jan Jelinek (~scape | Berlin) with live band

6/23: Andy Vaz (Soundvariation, Background | Dusseldorf) live pa

7/28: Bruno Pronsato (Orac, Telegraph | Seattle) live pa




(313) NYC: SLEEPARCHIVE Fri | LEFTOVERS Sun

2006-03-15 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday March 17

*THE BUNKER* 

Sleeparchive (Hardwax | Berlin)
Function (Infrastructure, Phono | NYC)


Saint Patrick's Day is on a friday this year, and we are going to
party in style at the Bunker!

Sleeparchive has put out 5 of the best techno 12s we've heard in
the past few years, and we are beyond thrilled that he is joining
us for a live set at the Bunker. He is a shadowy figure who
avoids attention from the press, so not much is known about him.
His sound is extremely minimal, bringing together the best
elements of legendary techno artists like ø (Sähkö), Rob Hood,
Dan Bell, and Plastikman. We've heard some recent live sets
online, and they are incredible. Don't miss this very rare
opportunity to catch one of the biggest head turners in
electronic music at the moment.
http://www.sleeparchive.de/

Function (aka Dave Sumner and Portion Reform) has been one of the
major players in the NYC techno scene for a very long time. His
series of Substance events at Limelight were legendary, including
guests like Jeff Mills, Surgeon and many other notables. Now he's
doing the Phono series at Avalon (former Limelight) on Saturday
nights, bringing proper minimal techno to the weekend big club
crowd. He's also thrown some hugely successful afterparties at
DEMF the past two years. Aside from throwing great parties, Dave
is a very successful recording artist, label owner, and DJ. He
recently released Sleeparchive's remix of Regis on his
Infrastructure label, which has been a huge Bunker favorite since
it's release. Lately he has been using Ableton Live to create
DJ/Live hybrid sets full of exclusive remixes and re-edits of
heady minimal music. We're psyched to finally have Dave play at
the Bunker.


plus
resident DJs: Spinoza, Movement, Unjust
visual residents: Giles Hendrix, Chris Jordan


bar: Heather, Aaron
door: Kimi



the Bunker
Fridays at subTonic
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
$5, 21+, 10p-4a




SUNDAY 3/19

LEFTOVERS AT LOVE:

Resident DJs: Spinoza, Plaslaiko,  Wolf+Lamb

Love   4p-12mid
40 West 8th Street (enter on Macdougal)
www.leftoversatlove.com

$5 before 6pm, $10 after, $5 all night with Marcy Hotel keycard
  





UPCOMING:

3/24: F*CK WMC:
  Rob Hall (Skam | UK)
  Timeblind (Tigerbeat6, Sound Ink, Soot | Berlin)
  Romo (Backlash | Dublin)

4/07: WOLF+LAMB LABEL PARTY:
  Loren Steele (Wolf+Lamb | NYC) live pa
  Odd Dots (Wolf+Lamb | NYC) live pa
  Wolf + Lamb
  
4/14: THE NEW DANCE SOUND OF DETROIT:
  Young Seth aka Seth Troxler (FXHE, Fabric | Detroit)
  Ryan Crosson aka Berg Nixon (M_nus, Telegraph, Trapez | Detroit)

4/21: (UN)FOUNDSOUND SHOWCASE:
  Barem (Unfoundsound, Goosehound | Buenos Aires) live pa
  Ben Parris (Foundsound | Baltimore)

5/05: GUGGENHEIM FIRST FRIDAYS AFTERPARTY:
  Egg (Mutek | Montreal) live pa
  
sat 5/06: Wolf+Lamb  Beyond Events present
  Akufen at 12-turns-13
  
5/12: Kate Simko (Detalles, Traum | Chicago)
  




(313) Musique Risquée night in NYC Friday 1/20

2006-01-18 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday January 20


*THE BUNKER*

Musique Risquée night -
Vince Lemieux (Musique Risquée | Montreal)
alka_rex (Musique Risquée, Supralinear | NYC)

We always have a great time when Vince Lemieux comes to town, and
we're thrilled to bring him back for this third Bunker appearance
this year. He runs the Musique Risquée label with Akufen in
Montreal. He toured China and South America with the Mutek
organization earlier this year, with some stops in big European
clubs in between. Vince has been a full time professional DJ for
some time now, and really knows how to light up a dance floor. We
saw his studio in Montreal this summer, and he is clearly very
busy working on some original music productions. We think you'll
be hearing alot more about this guy in the near future.

Joining Vince is alka_rex, aka Sascha and Eddie, the Digital
Russians of the NYC minimal techno scene. They released a double
album on Mille Plateaux side label Supralinear last year, and are
set to release a 12 on Musique Risquée in the spring of this
year.  We heard their outstanding live set at Wolf+Lamb this
summer, and are very psyched to finally have them join us at the
Bunker.


plus
resident DJs: Spinoza, kleverVice, Movement, Unjust
visual residents: Giles Hendrix, Chris Jordan


the Bunker
Fridays at subTonic
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
$5, 21+, 10p-4a


...



Saturday January 21
 
The Bunker, Loft-N-Space, and SubtleProduction present

Loft-N-Space

live (before midnight): Dead Radar, Elliptical Ferns

djs (12 and on): Comtak (Loft-N-Space), Igal (Loft-N-Space), eVa
(deepergroove), Selim Cenkel (TR), Eddie Krillov and Lera (Mille
Plateaux, Musique Risquée), Vince Lemieux (Musique Risquée),
+ special guests 

808 Driggs, Williamsburg (enter from 167 south 5th st., #303)
9pm-till very late. Free before 3am, $5 after 3am.

We will be hosting afterhours to the big Perlon party at Avalon
here from 7am to noon.  We can't mention all of the special
guests who will be dropping by, but trust us you don't want to
miss this one.


...


UPCOMING:

  
1/27: Socks and Sandals Microcosm Record Release Party
  Someone Else (Foundsound, Microcosm | Philly) live pa
  Socks and Sandals (Microcosm | NYC) live pa
  Ezekiel Honig and Morgan Packard (Microcosm | NYC) live pa

2/10: Strategy (Orac, Community Library | Portland)

2/11: Wolf+Lamb  the Bunker present a Brooklyn Loft Party:
  Matt John (Perlon, M_nus | Berlin) live pa
  Shaun Reeves (Detroit/Berlin)
  Camea (Clink | NYC)
  Wolf + Lamb (NYC)
  DJ Spinoza (the Bunker)
  at 12 turns 13 (Clinton Hill, Brooklyn)
  http://wolflambmusic.com/tmp/021106-12turn13.asp
  
2/24: Kendra B  Camea Birthday Party

3/17: Sleeparchive (Berlin)




(313) Frivolous in NYC Friday 1/13

2006-01-11 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday January 13

*THE BUNKER 3 YEAR ANNIVERSARY*

Special Guest: 
Frivolous (Karloff, Background, Proptronix | Montreal) live pa

As a school teacher, it seemed easiest to link the unconventional
behavior of Daniel Gardner to a learning disability; prooving to
be the first in a series of failed attempts to categorize this
undefinable young artist. Grades were always mediocre at best for
the young suburban Vancouverite, until one semester a mysterious
new course emerged into a normally less than progressive
curriculum; Electronic Music Composition. Suddenly discovered
were honor roll grades, and a means to merge a captive young mind
with over a decade of communist-style classical piano training.
In 1996, won over by unified dance floors and the Detroit sound,
the 16 year old Frivolous engages in a long term love affair with
the loop and takes his first weekly residency at a downtown
Vancouver afterhours. After two successfully directionless years
in electronics and then design, and after dabbling with some
white label releases, Daniel decides to put his pride aside and
send out a demo. A CD of incomplete works were sent out as an
experiment to 5 of the most technologically innovative 12 labels
in Germany and received back were 3 requests to release the
material. I told Andy [Vaz] that the work wasn't finished, and
the day I received his reply was the day that the test pressings
arrived for the Crankkongestion EP (Background Records), it's
just been a chain reaction since then. Today, after a long
evolution in his sound, Daniel's recording alter-ego Frivolous
captures a romanticly influenced montage of the most cutting edge
production techniques with an old soul mentality. Alongside his
still rather bizarre performances, is the incorporation of
classic instruments and vocals into an environment built on
experiments with glitchy cut-up funk and found sound. We've been
told that Frivulous's live set is a very unique not to be missed
show, and we're psyched to celebrate our 3 year anniversary with
him.


plus
resident DJs: Spinoza, kleverVice, Movement, Unjust
visual residents: Giles Hendrix, Chris Jordan


the Bunker
Fridays at subTonic
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
$5, 21+, 10p-4a



UPSTAIRS:

not an official Bunker show, but our good friends Flaming Fire are playing.
Awesome band, highly recommended:

THE FLAMING FIRE WINTER SHOW
see below for details:
 
FLAMING FIRE
REVEREND GLASSEYE
MIRROR MIRROR
at TONIC
107 Norfolk Street 
January, Friday the 13th
$8, 8 PM
EARLY SHOW: We'll go on about 9 PM SHARP




UPCOMING:

1/14: A List Party
  Live: The Juan MacLean
  DJs: Derek Plaslaiko, Spinoza, Low Budget, more
  at Supreme Trading (Williamsburg)
  free, free pbr 9p-11p
  rsvp to: a-list(at)onthegomarketing(dot)com
 
1/20: Musique Risquée night -
  Vince Lemieux (Musique Risquée | Montreal)
  alka_rex (Musique Risquée, Supralinear | NYC)
  
1/27: Socks and Sandals Microcosm Record Release Party
  Someone Else (Foundsound, Microcosm, Musik Krause | Philly) live pa
  Socks and Sandals (Microcosm | NYC) live pa
  Ezekiel Honig and Morgan Packard (Microcosm | NYC) live pa

2/10: Strategy (Orac, Community Library | Portland)

2/11: Wolf+Lamb  the Bunker present a Brooklyn Loft Party:
  Matt John (Perlon, M_nus | Berlin) live pa
  Shaun Reeves (Detroit/Berlin)
  Camea (Clink | NYC)
  Wolf + Lamb (NYC)
  DJ Spinoza (the Bunker)
  at 12 turns 13 (Clinton Hill, Brooklyn)
  
2/24: Kendra B Birthday Party - details TBA

3/17: Sleeparchive (Berlin)




(313) Atomly in NYC Friday 12/30

2005-12-29 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday December 30


Atomly (Atomiq | Chicago)  live pa

Atomly hails from the great white wilderness of North Dakota and
his Viking-like stature reminds you of his hearty root. Moving
from Minot to Fargo to Minneapolis to Chicago, the 24 year-old
producer spent over a decade soaking up the diverse and
rough-edged Midwest party scene. You can hear it in his amazingly
diverse live sets, which move from groovy minimal techno to
seismic drum'n'bass and full throttle breakcore.

A dedicated programming geek, Atomly was one of the first
producers to make the move from gear to laptop performances,
composing tracks amidst a matrix of ones and zeros. But technique
has little to do with the powerful sound that comes from his tiny
computer (dwarfed even further by his 6'8 frame). He has
appeared across the US as well as having logged several European
tours and has performed with cutting edge artists as diverse as
Brothomstates (Warp), Venetian Snares (Planet Mu), Sutekh (Force
Inc.) and L'usine (Ghostly International). His music and remixes
have appeared on his own Atomiq Records as well as releases from
domestic drum and bass label Fear and New York avant-electronic
imprint, Carpark.



plus
resident DJs: Movement, Spinoza, kleverVice
visual residents: Giles Hendrix, Chris Jordan


the Bunker
Fridays at subTonic
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
$5, 21+, 10p-4a


UPCOMING:

01/06: Elliott Golden (NYC)
Blue Spectral Monkey (Touch Samadhi, Interchill | NC)
Manimal (Lift9 | NYC)

01/13: BUNKER 3 YEAR ANNIVERSARY:
Frivolous (Karloff, Background, Proptronix | Montreal)
 
01/20: Musique Risquée night -
Vince Lemieux (Musique Risquée | Montreal)
alka_rex (Musique Risquée, Supralinear | NYC)

02/10: Strategy (Orac, Community Library | Portland)

02/11: Wolf+Lamb  the Bunker present a Brooklyn Loft Party:
   Matt John (Perlon, M_nus | Berlin) live pa
   Shaun Reeves (Detroit/Berlin)
   Camea (Clink | NYC)
   Wolf + Lamb (NYC)
   DJ Spinoza (the Bunker)

03/17: Sleeparchive (Berlin)


NEW MIXES ONLINE:

Spinoza opening for Dan Bell at Rizumu in Philly -
http://funkshun.us/funkshun_html/pages/audio/audio_funkshun_guests.php

Spinoza opening  Unjust closing for Suburban Knight at the Bunker -
http://www.technoradionewyork.com/Music/Exclusive_Dj_Sets.html

   




(313) M.A.N.D.Y., OLIVER HACKE, DEADBEAT in NYC Friday

2005-12-14 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday December 16

***THE BUNKER***

M.A.N.D.Y. (Get Physical | Berlin)
Oliver Hacke (Traum, Trapez | Dusseldorf)
Deadbeat (~scape | Montreal)
Jordan Dare (Montreal)

M.A.N.D.Y. run the super-hot Get Physical label in Berlin with DJ
T and Booka Shade.  Thier Body Language mix CD, released on Get
Physical earlier this year, has made them some of the most sought
after electro-house DJs in the world. They have been a leading
force in dance music the past couple years, with records in
virtually every DJ's bag.
http://physical-music.com/artists/mandy/mandy_bio_e.php

Oliver Hacke is a rising star in the international techno
community. He released his debut album, Subject Carrior, on
Trapez last year to much critical acclaim. His tracks have been
included on mixes by Superpitcher, Thomas Brinkmann, Triple R,
and Wighnomy Brothers. He has released many incredible 12s on
Trapez, including the incredible Der Vampir Von Dusseldorf, one
of the most sought after Trapez Limited releases to date. He is a
favorite of all of us here at the Bunker, so you hear his tracks
grace our dancefloor quite often. Those of you who made it to his
DJ set at Wolf+Lamb earlier this year know that he is a
formidable DJ with great taste and mixing skills.
http://www.traumschallplatten.de/

All three Deadbeat full lengths on ~scape have been spun many
times in the early evening at the Bunker, and they usually bring
the trainspotters running up to find out what the hell it is.
Scott Monteith (aka Deadbeat) makes impossibly deep digital dub
that somehow avoids all of the dub cliches and puts a fresh spin
on the decades-old genre. As amazing as the albums are, you
really have to see the live set to fully appreciate the sound.
http://www.techno.ca/deadbeat/


plus
resident DJs: Movement, Spinoza, Unjust
visual residents: Giles Hendrix, Chris Jordan


the Bunker
Fridays at subTonic
both floors this week! subTonic open at 10, Tonic at 12
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
$15, 21+, 10p-4a
$10 reduced with rsvp to rsvp at klever dot org


UPCOMING:

12/23: Jwan Allen (Technoir | Pittsburgh)
Feathericci (Santa Fe)

12/30: Atomly (Atomiq | Chicago)

01/06: Elliott Golden (NYC)
Blue Spectral Monkey (Touch Samadhi, Interchill | NC)

01/13: BUNKER 3 YEAR ANNIVERSARY:
Frivolous (Karloff, Background, Proptronix | Montreal)
 
01/20: Musique Risquée night -
Vince Lemieux (Musique Risquée | Montreal)
alka_rex (Musique Risquée, Supralinear | NYC)

02/10: Matt John (Perlon, M_nus | Berlin)

03/17: Sleeparchive (Berlin)


NEW MIXES ONLINE:

Spinoza opening for Dan Bell at Rizumu in Philly -
http://funkshun.us/funkshun_html/pages/audio/audio_funkshun_guests.php

Unjust closing for Suburban Knight at the Bunker -
http://www.technoradionewyork.com/Music/Exclusive_Dj_Sets.html

   




Re: (313) Goings-on in Philadelpha? (OT)

2005-11-29 Thread Bryan Kasenic
I'm playing with dan bell in philly on saturday ...



rizumu : saturday december 3rd : by funkshun
http://funkshun.us

LAVAZONE : http://lavazone.org/
LAVA is the Lancaster AVenue Autonomous space, a community center for
radical media and politics.
4134 Lancaster Ave
Philadelphia, PA 19104

10pm till late . 18 to enter . $10

sound by nofrills and eye don't know . video courtesy of full circle
delicious catering by cosmia, katelynn, jillface and becky

DJs:

DANIEL BELL aka DBX [7th City|Accelerate|Tresor:Berlin-Detroit]
http://daniel-bell.com/
http://inthemix.com.au/features/23336/ : recent interview

SPINOZA  [the Bunker:NYC]
http://klever.org/thebunkernyc/

FULL CIRCLE [Techsupport : Philly]

OWEN from ireland [Funkshun : Philly]




On 11/28/05 7:51 PM, diana potts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 
 Hmmm
 
 Record Stores:
 (both on South St.  4th)
 611 ('tis ok, some good 'f00k trance' shirts
 cue records (no techno really, just a lot of hip hop
 and older things, people are a lot more friend than
 611 IMHO, I've gotten some great old electro there)
 philadelphia jazz/record exchange- i believe this is
 on 5  South
 AKA Music really great used section of CDs, records, a
 good selection over all- Second and Market
 
 To do:
 Next Friday is First Friday. This is when all the
 galleries in Philly stay open late and most serve free
 food, cheap wine, and people brouse the galleries.
 This all happens in Olde City, stick around Market to
 Race in between 2 to 5th. Check out the Lineage
 Gallery on 2nd near Market, they have some great
 stuff- they did a Ron English and Sam Flores show and
 they just hosted a tour of Dr.Suess original
 artwork/sculptures.(you'll find AKA just a few doors
 down)
 
 Grab a Philadelphia Weekly and City Paper for
 happenings. There's lots of good pubs in philly and
 lots of bad, big clubs just like any other city. If
 you want to see some great neighborhoods I suggest a
 walk between 14th to 23rd around walnut to south- old
 and beautiful row homes and narrow, stone streets that
 make Philly...well Philly. If you're looking for the
 Urban Outfitters-Brooklyn end of things check out
 Northern Liberties. It's far from the center of
 things, but has some good pubs and places to eat (I
 suggest Azure).
 
 To be a scenester stop by The Continental and grab a
 Buzz Aldrige (sp) martini- it's made with Tang with
 you're on olde city enjoying 1st friday.
 
 To eat...depends on where you are staying, there are
 lots of good places to eat around the city, Morimoto
 has a Japanese joint with AMAzing sushi, and there's
 lots of little places here and there-Email with your
 likings and we can get into specifics. Most of the
 places everyone tells you to get cheesesteaks- they
 arent the really good places to get them...just
 tourist traps.
 Pharmacia is good, it's all organic farm food and it's
 on 3rd and Market- not too mention their barista is
 amazingly wonderful (and not just because he's my
 boyfriend:)).
 Philadephia is a big grid, it's hard to get lost.
 Museums your liking? check out the infamous Body Works
 show going on at the Franklin Institute. On Sundays
 the Philadelphia Art Museum has 'pay as you wish'
 until 3 and a pretty amazing collection of Asian and
 European art.
 
 Hope this helps...everyone!
 d
 
 
 --- Adam Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 I will be in the City of Brotherly Love this
 weekend, wondering if
 anyone has recommendations on any events that may be
 happening
 Saturday evening? Also, the normal tips...record
 shops, cool areas of
 the city, good hotels to check out?
 
 Any info is appreciated!
 
 Thanks a lot,
 
 Adam
 
 
 
 
 
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the Bunker
www.klever.org/thebunkernyc

440 Broadway, #3R
Brooklyn, NY 11211

917-647-3336
[EMAIL PROTECTED]







(313) Kooky Scientist Unlockedgroove in NYC this Friday

2005-11-22 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday November 25

***THE BUNKER***


Unlockedgroove Label Launch Party -

Kooky Scientist (Plus8, Telepathic | Boston) live pa
Smartypants vs. Scorchio (Unlockedgroove | Boston)


You know Smartypants and Scorchio from many appearances at zer0 g
nights at the Bunker.  Tonight we celebrate the launch of their
own label, Unlockedgroove.  The first release is a compilation
that gives a peak at all of the artists involved in the label:
Smartypants, Gys, Rainbow Bright, The Six Million Dollar Dan,
Scorchio, and Local Fields.  Tonight, Smartypants  Heemin Yang,
both great DJs, will be treating us to a tagteam set.
http://unlockedgroove.com/


Headlining the night with a live set is techno legend Fred
Giannelli aka The Kooky Scientist.  Fred released many classic
tracks on Richie Hawtin and John Acquaviva's Plus 8 imprint, and
collaborated with Dan Bell as Spawn on Probe (a Plus 8 offshoot).
He is still busy producing and playing out at every techno club
that matters.  He recently released a great 12 on Sub Static, and
has a remix on an upcoming Unlockedgroove release.
http://www.telepathica.com/



plus ...
resident DJs: Spinoza, Unjust, Movement
visualists: Chris Jordan, Giles Hendrix


Fridays at subTonic
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
$5, 21+, 10p-4a


UPCOMING:

12/02: Ben Milstein (e.l.m., Touchin' Bass | Portland)
Aaron Spectre (Mashit, Moonbunny, Deathsucker | Berlin)

12/16: Oliver Hacke (Traum, Trapez | Dusseldorf)
Deadbeat (~scape | Montreal)
Jordan Dare (Montreal)

12/23: Jwan Allen (Technoir | Pittsburgh)
Feathericci (Santa Fe)

01/06: Elliott Golden (NYC)
Blue Spectral Monkey (Orangebrainunlimited | NC)

   




(313) NYC: Andreas Tilliander Friday | John Tejada Saturday

2005-11-09 Thread Bryan Kasenic

Friday November 11

***THE BUNKER***

Andreas Tilliander (Mille Plateaux, Audio.nl, Raster Noton | Stockholm)

Prolific Swedish producer Andreas Tilliander revolutionised the
click genre with his breakthrough albums 'Cliphop'
(Raster.Noton) and 'Ljud' (Mille Plateux), and added to the
genre's popularity perhaps more than any other artist. He has
recorded several albums under just as many names (Lowfour,
Mokira, Rechord and more), worked with some of Europe's most
influential electronic music labels, and been awarded for a
Swedish Grammy in 2005, after two consecutive nominations. A
native of Hassleholm, Andreas now resides in Stockholm, where he
runs Repeatle studios, creates his own music, and works as a
mastering engineer for several record labels. Last time he was in
NYC, he played a very memorable set at the final Undercity party
at Halcyon. Tonight, Andreas is bringing a live set that will be
aimed squarely at the dancefloor.

http://www.repeatle.com/


plus ...
resident DJs: Spinoza, Unjust
visualists: Chris Jordan, Giles Hendrix


Fridays at subTonic
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
$5, 21+, 10p-4a


...


SATURDAY NOVEMBER 12

Wolf+Lamb, the Bunker, and BAP present

The Night Shift

DJs:
John Tejada (Palette, Poker Flat, Plug Research | LA)
DJ Spinoza (the Bunker | NYC)
Wolf + Lamb (NYC)

Live:
Christina Wheeler  David Last (NYC)

at The Factory
304 Boerum Street
Bushwick, Brooklyn

direx: http://whitebunnyprod.com/bap/gmap.php

12mid - 8am+

$10


The Factory is a 5000 square foot wood shop that will be converted into
a party space for one night only.  Enormous sound system and a wood
dancefloor.

This event is the official afterparty for the Bushwick Art
Projects, a one day festival of music, visual arts, video art,
dance, and open studios.  16+ hours, 22 Venues, 70 Artists: VJs,
DJs, Video Art, Film, Dance, and Street Art occuring
simultaneously in the Bushwick Industrial Park.

more info on BAP:
www.whitebunnyprod.com


.


UPCOMING BUNKER EVENTS

11/18: Geeta Dayal b-day party -
   Simon Reynolds (NYC)
   Paul Kennedy (WiLD FLeX, Sci-Fi Soul | NYC)
   
11/25: Unlockedgroove Label Launch Party -
   Kooky Scientist (Plus8, Telepathic | Boston)
   Smartypants vs. Scorchio (Unlockedgroove | Boston)
   
12/02: Ben Milstein (e.l.m., Touchin' Bass | Portland)

12/16: Oliver Hacke (Traum, Trapez | Dusseldorf)
   Deadbeat (~scape | Montreal)

12/23: Jwan Allen (Technoir | Pittsburgh)






(313) Suburban Knight in NYC Friday 10/28

2005-10-26 Thread Bryan Kasenic

Friday October 28

***THE BUNKER***

James Pennington aka Suburban Knight
(Underground Resistance | Detroit)

Do we really need to introduce James Pennington to you? He is a
true Detroit techno legend with many classic (and we mean
CLASSIC!) tracks under his belt. He was part of Inner City's huge
techno hits, Big Fun and Good Life. He wrote and produced
The Art of Stalking, which is one of the greatest techno tracks
ever. James has strict quality control and doesn't release
records or DJ out very often, so we are beyond psyched to have
him play with us.
http://www.submerge.com/bookings/suburbanknight.htm
http://www.undergroundresistance.com/

resident DJs: Movement, Spinoza, Unjust
visualists: Chris Jordan, Giles Hendrix


Fridays at subTonic
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
$5, 21+, 10p-4a


UPCOMING:


11/04: Foundsound 05 Record Release Party -
   Ben Parris (OnceTwiceSound, FoundSound | Baltimore)
   Fusiphorm (Foundsound, Plong! | NJ) live pa

11/11: Andreas Tilliander
   (Kompakt, Force Inc, Raster Noton | Stockholm)
   
11/18: Geeta Dayal b-day party -
   Simon Reynolds (NYC)
   Paul Kennedy (WiLD FLeX, Sci-Fi Soul | NYC)
   
11/25: Unlockedgroove Label Launch Party -
   Kooky Scientist (Plus8, Telepathic | Boston)
   Smartypants vs. Scorchio (Unlockedgroove | Boston)
   
12/02: Ben Milstein (e.l.m., Touchin' Bass | Portland)

12/09: Sylvie Marks (BPitch Control | Berlin)

12/16: Oliver Hacke (Traum, Trapez | Dusseldorf)





(313) Oliver Hacke in NYC Saturday 10/8

2005-10-06 Thread Bryan Kasenic


Saturday October 8 

Wolf + Lamb presents

DJs:
Oliver Hacke (Trapez | Dusseldorf)
Derek Plaslaiko (Ghostly, W + L | NYC)
DJ Spinoza (the Bunker, W + L | NYC)
Jon Schmidt (Recycle | Boston)
Wolf + Lamb


Wolf + Lamb
108 Marcy Avenue (btw S 2nd  S 3rd St)
Williamsburg, Brooklyn
$5, 21+, 10p-6a+

http://www.wolflambmusic.com/view.asp?mailid=53





(313) Monolake, Deadbeat, Safety Scissors +++ in NYC Friday 8/26

2005-08-24 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday August 26

***THE BUNKER***


Monolake (Chain Reaction, Imbalance Computer Music | Berlin)
Deadbeat (~scape | Montreal)
Safety Scissors (Proptronix, ~scape | San Francisco)
DJ Olive (the Agriculture | NYC)
Smartypants  Local Fields (Unlockedgroove, zer0 g Sounds |Boston)
David Last (the Agriculture | NYC)
Todd Sines (Planet E, Scale | NYC)  Archetype (Black Nation | NYC)
end. (Ipecac, Tigerbeat6 | NYC)

Tonight will feature a collaborative Atlantic Waves set between
Monolake and Deadbeat. Monolake will be on stage in NYC and
Deadbeat will be joining us via the internet from Japan. This
will be the longest distance Atlantic Waves performance to date.
http://monolake.de/atlantic.html

Monolake put out a stunning new album on his own Imbalance
Computer Music label last year. This album is a return to more
dancefloor oriented material, and his new live set reflects this.
At Mutek this year, he played an incredible ambient surround
sound set of thunderstorm sounds, a stomping dancefloor set at
Metropolis on the main night, and gave a workshop on Ableton Live
... festival highlights all. In addition to making some of the
best electronic music of the past decade, Monolake has also
worked on programming some of the best music software, including
Max/MSP and the ubiquitous Ableton Live.
http://monolake.de

All 3 Deadbeat full lengths on ~scape have been spun many times
in the early evening at the Bunker, and they usually bring the
trainspotters running up to find out what the hell it is. Scott
Monteith (aka Deadbeat) makes impossibly deep digital dub that
somehow avoids all of the dub cliches and puts a fresh spin on
the decades-old genre. As amazing as the albums are, you really
have to see the live set to fully appreciate the sound. He had
heads spinning and hips shaking at his last subTonic gig. His new
album has a subversive poltical edge (something that is sadly
absent in most electronic music), and we deeply respect that at
the Bunker.
http://scape-music.de/

We have been big fans of Safety Scissors since his first releases
on San Francisco labels Delay and Cytrax. He is a master of funky
glitchy music that is beyond genre catagorization. Tonight he
performs a rare live set and will debut some of the material from
his upcoming album on ~scape.
http://www.proptronix.com/

The Agriculture founder DJ Olive is one of our heroes, someone
who we give our deepest respect to. He has been touring the world
all year, and is only making a brief stop in NYC, so we were
lucky to snag him for this gig. His set will consist of material
similar to the sound of his very well received debut solo album
Bodega ... deep dubby breaks and backyard jeep beats. Olive is
currently working on his 2nd solo album for The Agriculture.
http://www.theagriculture.com/C11/artists/djolive.html

We saw Todd Sines and Archetype play a smoking bleepy acidic set
at an afterparty for the Movement festival in Detroit this year
and were blown away. Both of these guys are seriously
accomplished producers with many releases under their belts.
They've been performing together since their first band debuted
in Ohio in the early 90s.
http://www.scale.gs/

You know Smartypants and Localfields individually, but together
they are a classy, sleek live techno act known as Pantyfields.
They just had a superb MP3 release on Philly's UnfoundSound, and
have an upcoming 12s on Zero G Sounds and Unlockedgroove. Look
out for these guys as the are rising stars in the East Coast
minimal scene.
http://unlockedgroove.com/
http://localfields.com/

Agriculture newcomer David Last has already caused major waves in
the electronic music community with his debut 12 and CD. His
sound is kind of like Mouse on Mars inna Jamaican dancehall. He
is currently working on some organic minimal techno, with a remix
on Francois K's Wave label and an upcoming release on the
Unfoundsound net label.
http://www.davidlast.net/

end makes our favorite kind of music ... the kind that defies all
genre tags.  Intelligently incorporating elements of surf rock,
breakcore, punk, jazz, and just about everything else ... it's
easy to see why people like Mike Patton and Kid606 are falling
all over themselves to release end's music.  oh yeah, past live
sets have incorporated dancing animals and pinatas!
http://worldwentdown.com/end/index.html


resident DJs: Spinoza, Movement
visualist: Giles Hendrix

Both floors of Tonic, upstairs opens at midnight
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
$10, 21+, 10p-4a


UPCOMING:

09/02: Andrew Pekler (~scape, Staubgold | Berlin)

09/09: Steve Barnes (Trapez, MBF | UK)
Marcos Cabral (Trapez | NYC)

09/22: special thursday midnight show
Thomas Fehlmann (Plug Research, The Orb, Kompakt | Berlin)
Apparat (Shitkatapult | Berlin)

09/23: Glitterbug (Sub Static, Areal | Cologne/Jerusalem)

10/21: DJ Ripley (Deathsucker Records | San Francisco)
DJ C (Mashit, Beat Research | Boston)






(313) Falko Brocksieper|Sarah Goldfarb|Coordinates in NYC Friday

2005-08-11 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday August 12

***THE BUNKER***

Falko Brocksieper (Sub_Static, Treibstoff | Berlin)
Sarah Goldfarb (Trapez, Traum, Treibstoff | France)
Coordinates (Sub_Static | Toronto)

Falko Brocksieper is the founder of the highly successful Berlin
based (he moved from Cologne last year) Sub_Static and Karloff
record labels, which have released a combined 60+ records in the
past four years. The sound of Sub_Static is much more melodic and
subtle than alot of the minimal techno coming out of Germany.
Aside from running the label, Falko is an internationally
reknowned producer and DJ, with many fine releases under his
belt.
http://www.sub-static.de/

Coordinates is Canadian artist Matt Thibideau, who is part of
Repair with his twin brother Mark. He has been making electronic
music since his early teens. He has releases on Cynosure, Killer,
Dumb-Unit, and Sub_Static. He is touring the US with Falko, this
is a rare NYC appearance.
http://www.repair-lab.com/

Luckily for us, Sarah Goldfarb, who released a stunning 12 on
the Trapez Limited label, is also in town on holiday, and will be
rounding out this strong lineup.  He has a new release on
Triebstoff, and an upcoming 12 on Traum, so his star is
definitely rising.
http://www.traumschallplatten.de/



resident DJs: Spinoza, kleverVice, Unjust
visualists: Chris Jordan, Giles Hendrix

Fridays at subTonic
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
$5, 21+, 10p-4a


UPCOMING:

08/19: Borne bday party -
Socks and Sandals (Love and Cush, Microcosm | NYC)
Leisure Muffin (NYC)
Borne (NJ)

08/26: Both Floors of Tonic
special collaborative Atlantic Waves set:
Monolake (Imbalance Computer Music | Berlin)  Deadbeat (~scape | Montreal)
Safety Scissors (Proptronix, ~scape | San Francisco)
DJ Olive (the Agriculture | NYC)
Smartypants  Local Fields (Unlockedgroove, Zer0G | Boston)
David Last (the Agriculture, Unfoundsound | NYC)
Todd Sines (Planet E, Peacefrog | NYC)  Archetype (Black Nation | NYC)

09/02: Andrew Pekler (~scape, Staubgold | Berlin)

09/09: Steve Barnes (Trapez, MBF | UK)
Marcos Cabral (Trapez | NYC)

09/23: Glitterbug (Sub Static, Areal | Cologne/Jerusalem)







(313) Deadbeat, Wolf+Lamb, Broken Window, Sean Smith in NYC Friday

2005-07-27 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday July 29

***THE BUNKER***

Ableton Live 5 NYC Release Party

Deadbeat (~scape | Montreal)
DJ Brokenwindow (Community Library, Tigerbeat6 | Portland)
Wolf + Lamb (NYC)
Sean Smith (Socks and Sandals | NYC)


All 3 Deadbeat full lengths on ~scape have been spun many times
in the early evening at the Bunker, and they usually bring the
trainspotters running up to find out what the hell it is. Scott
Monteith (aka Deadbeat) makes impossibly deep digital dub that
somehow avoids all of the dub cliches and puts a fresh spin on
the decades-old genre. As amazing as the albums are, you really
have to see the live set to fully appreciate the sound. He had
heads spinning and hips shaking at his last subTonic gig. His new
album has a subversive poltical edge (something that is sadly
absent in most electronic music), and we deeply respect that at
the Bunker.
http://scape-music.de/

DJ Broken Window is a very talented DJ from Portland. He has two
Parallel Universe releases on the Tigerbeat6 offshoot Violent
Turd. He could be dismissed as just another tired mash-up artist,
but that's really overlooking the genius of these CDs. All of his
mixes are done live with vinyl, and match up two songs perfectly
from start to finsh. He even includes instructions on how each
track was created in the liner notes. The results are incredible.
His mash-ups include hilarious unlikey pairings like Underground
Resistance and Walter Carlos, The Mills Brothers with Pantytec,
Simple Minds with Naughty by Nature, and many more tracks
showcasing what must be a very massive record collection. Tonight
he is throwing down a DJ set and doing some live electronic
drumming.
http://www.jyrk.com/djbrokenwindow/index.html

Wolf + Lamb are gaining much noteriety in the NYC scene by
throwing insane afterhours parties for the Bunker that go until
Saturday afternoon. They are also great DJs who utilize Ableton
Live software to weave gorgeous sets of warm bath techno, fukt up
ambient, and heroin house. See their website for some nice
downloads.
http://wolflambmusic.com/

Sean Smith is one half of the infamous Socks and Sandals duo, who
have rocked the Bunker many times. We caught his new solo set at
the ImageNode benefit and it was completely out of control. Deep
dark crunchy minimal techno aimed squarely at the dancefloor.
http://spacetruckingmogul.com/socksandsandals/


resident DJs: Spinoza, kleverVice, Unjust
visualists: Chris Jordan, Giles Hendrix

Fridays at subTonic
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
$5, 21+, 10:30p-4a


UPCOMING:

08/05: Vincent Lemieux (Musique Risquee | Montreal)
DJ MightyKat (Montreal)

08/12: Falko Brocksieper (Sub Static, Treibstoff | Cologne)
Sarah Goldfarb (Traum, Trapez, Treibstoff | France)
Coordinates (Substatic | Toronto)

08/19*: Borne bday party -
Socks and Sandals (Love and Cush, Microcosm | NYC)
Leisure Muffin (NYC)
Borne (NJ)

08/26: Both Floors of Tonic
special collaborative Atlantic Waves set:
Monolake (Imbalance Computer Music | Berlin)  Deadbeat (~scape | Montreal)
Safety Scissors (Proptronix, ~scape | San Francisco)
DJ Olive (the Agriculture | NYC)
Smartypants  Local Fields (Unlockedgroove, Zer0G | Boston)
David Last (the Agriculture, Unfoundsound | NYC)

09/09: Steve Barnes (Trapez, MBF | UK)
Marcos Cabral (Trapez | NYC)








(313) Mark Verbos, Jake Mandell +++ in NYC Friday 7/22

2005-07-20 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday July 22

***THE BUNKER***

DOWNSTAIRS:

As usual, we skipped the Winter Music Conference in Miami this
year (it's really not our cup of tea at all). When everybody came
back, the word on the street was that a big festival highlight
was Mark Verbos's amazing acid house set using all the classic
Roland hardware (TR-909, TR-707, TR-808, MC-202, and of course
the TB-303). Verbos is a veteran of the early 90's midwest rave
scene, where he played many Drop Bass parties, so he knows a
thing or two about acid. He never looked back and has been
producing great records and playing at huge parties ever since,
building up a formidable discography. Check out his website for
proof of all this and some nice downloads. Tonight he will be
playing his live acid house set.
http://www.simple-answer.com/

From New York, Skism started playing to fight the boredom and
stagnation that had set in to the scene. Clearly under the
influence of XTrax, UR and Hardfloor, they recorded a demo-tape
which drew attention to the band and got them to play their first
shows. They recorded and released the Crossover and Come To Your
Senses EP (on their own RUN-ROC label) which found its way into
the record bag of many acid dj's. The band continues to focus on
their live set, delivering relentless techno and a positive
message with their 909 and 303.
http://www.run-roc.com/skism.html

Sheldon is a psychedelic ambient master. Deep and dark and
beautiful (and sometimes terrifying!). But he's got other tricks
in his bag that rumble through rock, techno, dub, and yoga digs.
He co-hosted one of the city's longest running experimental
parties, Undercity, at Halcyon, with DJ Spinoza. Tonight we
celebrate his birthday.
http://www.sheldondrake.com/

UPSTAIRS MIDNIGHT:

Jake Mandell had much success in the mid to late 90's with his
productions that spanned drum'n'bass, idm, techno, ambient, and
lots of cool stuff that you cannot put a genre tag on. Lately, he
has been busy working on software in Europe, and doesn't get out
to play live gigs so much. We're psyched to have him join us at
the Bunker.
http://www.orange-pink.com/

Jeffers Egan is a video artist who has worked with Jake Mandell
extensively. They released the Slither DVD on K20, which De:Bug
called the most advanced and brutal trip imaginable in the
current field of visuals. He also produced some of the visual
elements for the live Plastikman set at Mutek in 2004.
http://www.jeffersegan.com/

Charles Cohen has been playing his Buchla Music Easel for 20+
years, and it's safe to say that he has completely mastered the
instrument. He can basically make any noise he wants on the fly.
He also has an uncanny ability to put all his bloops and bleeps
in just the right place in an improv setting. Come see a master
at work who truly deserves the deepest respect from all of us.
http://www.voicenet.com/~ccohen/

Leisure Muffin, (Michael Hopkins), has been making electronic
music since the early 90's and his style cris crosses everything
from ambient to electro, hip hop, minimal house, and dub.
Textures, layers, and incredible beats follow suit with
recordings and performances featuring a careful mix of analog
synthesizers, laptop, and live instruments. He prefers to play
live and has collaborated extensively with many others in
fantastic ways.


plus ...
resident DJs: Spinoza, kleverVice, Unjust
visualists: Chris Jordan, Giles Hendrix


Fridays subTonic/Tonic
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
downstairs: $5, 21+, 10p-4a
upstairs: $5, 16+, 12mid-2am

more info, upcoming guests, heavy rotation -
 http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
 
UPCOMING:

07/29: Ableton Live 5 Release Party
Deadbeat (~scape | Montreal)
DJ Brokenwindow (Community Library, Tigerbeat6 | Portland)
Wolf + Lamb (NYC)
Sean Smith (Socks and Sandals | NYC)

08/05: Vincent Lemieux (Musique Risquee | Montreal)
DJ MightyKat (Montreal)

08/12: Falko Brocksieper (Sub Static, Treibstoff | Cologne)
Sarah Goldfarb (Traum, Trapez, Treibstoff | France)
Coordinates (Substatic | Toronto)

08/19: Borne bday party
Socks and Sandals (Love and Cush, Microcosm | NYC)
Leisure Muffin (NYC)
Borne (NJ)

08/26: Both Floors of Tonic
Monolake (Imbalance Computer Music | Berlin)  Deadbeat (~scape | Montreal)
Safety Scissors (Proptronix, ~scape | San Francisco)
DJ Olive (the Agriculture | NYC)
Smartypants  Local Fields (Unlockedgroove, Zer0G | Boston)
David Last (the Agriculture, Unfoundsound | NYC)

09/09*: Steve Barnes (Trapez, MBF | UK)
Marcos Cabral (Trapez | NYC)




(313) Someone Else jamespatrick Friday in NYC

2005-07-06 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday July 8

***THE BUNKER***

Someone Else (Foundsound | Philadelphia)
jamespatrick (Vital Vinyl, Microphono | Minneapolis)

Someone Else's Foundsound label is currently the US's best answer
to all of the amazing bleepy minimal funk that has been streaming
out of Germany for the past few years. His records have gotten
heavy play from everyone from Richie Hawtin to John Peel (RIP).
He also managed to put out a 12 on Robag Wruhme's Musik Krause
label, which is one of the other most interesting techno labels
on the planet right now. After a recent successful tour of
Europe, he has upcoming releases on five different labels. He's
played the Bunker many times, and he ALWAYS ignites the
dancefloor.
http://www.foundsoundrecords.com/

jamespatrick of Minneapolis comes to us very highly recommended
by Someone Else. JP is the kingpin of the microhouse scene in
Minneapolis, where he runs a weekly party that's hosted Dan Bell,
Magda, Jay Haze, Sutekh, and many others. He also works at the
Vital Vinyl shop and runs the Microphono mp3 label. Tonight he's
bringing us a 3 turntable set of funky minimalism.
http://www.microphono.com/

resident DJs: Spinoza, kleverVice, Unjust
visualists: Chris Jordan, Giles Hendrix

Fridays subTonic 
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
$5, 21+, 10p-4a


more info, upcoming guests, heavy rotation -
http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc


07/15: Jamie Rollins (Unlockedgroove | NYC)
Smartypants  Local Fields (Unlockedgroove, Zer0G | Boston)
Heemin Yang (Scorchio, Unlockedgroove, Zer0G | Boston)
UPSTAIRS MIDNIGHT: Benefit for Tonic:
Japanther (Tapes Records | NYC)

07/22: Mark Verbos (Simple Answer | NYC)
Skism (Runroc Records | NYC)
UPSTAIRS MIDNIGHT: 
Jake Mandell (Force Inc, Carpark)  Jeffers Egan,
Leisure Muffin  Charles Cohen (NYC)

07/29: DJ Brokenwindow (Tigerbeat6 | Portland)
Wolf + Lamb (NYC)
+ very special guest celebrating the release of Ableton Live 5

8/5: Vincent Lemieux (Musique Risquee | Montreal)
Mighty Kat (Montreal)

08/12: Falko Brocksieper (Sub Static | Berlin)
Sarah Goldfarb (Traum, Trapez, Treibstoff | France)
Coordinates (Substatic | Toronto)

08/26: UPSTAIRS MIDNIGHT:
Monolake (Imbalance Computer Music | Berlin)
DJ Olive (the Agriculture | NYC)

09/09: Steve Barnes (Trapez, MBF | UK)




(313) Derek Plaslaiko plus afterhours Friday in NYC

2005-06-29 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday July 1

***THE BUNKER***

Derek Plaslaiko (Ghostly | NYC)

Derek is one of the best DJs we've heard. Dude never, ever f*cks
up a mix, and his excellent track selection always keeps the
trainspotters on their toes. Ghostly has this to say: Derek
Plaslaiko delves into the realm of dance music in which the head
and body are equally active. The records he plays click and
whirl inside the brain while the low end keeps the body busy.
Mixing lush techno with jackin' house and a healthy dose of
Detroit classics, Plaslaiko is known for his creative track
selection, seamlessly woven by pin-point mixing skills that
rival international DJs like Richie Hawtin, Marco Carola, and
Laurent Garnier (all of whom Plaslaiko has shared deck time
with). Tonight Derek joins us for a special 3 hour birthday
set. We know it's probably pointless to suggest this to Derek's
friends, but perhaps we shouldn't get him TOO wasted before he
goes on?! There will be an afterhours for this event at a brand
new space below the Halcyon store in Brooklyn ... see below for
details on that. http://www.ghostly.com/

resident DJs: Spinoza, kleverVice
visualists: Chris Jordan, Giles Hendrix

Fridays subTonic 
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
free, 21+,
10p-4a



NEW! After Hours Spot!
Friday Night 7.1/Saturday Morning 4am until...
65 Pearl Street btwn Front and Water Dumbo Brooklyn,
right under the Manhattan Bridge

Private Basement Locale
HUGE Sound System 
Proper Filthy Stuff

DJs: 
Adultnapper [matter:-form/halcyon]
Bill Patrick [112 Crew/Robots]
DJ Spinoza [The Bunker]
Derek Plaslaiko [Ghostly]

$3

*


more info, upcoming guests, heavy rotation -
http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc

07/08: Someone Else (Foundsound | Philadelphia)
jamespatrick (Vital Vinyl, Microphono | Minneapolis)

07/15: Jamie Rollins (Unlockedgroove | NYC)
Smartypants  Local Fields (Unlockedgroove, Zer0G | Boston)
Heemin Yang (Scorchio, Unlockedgroove, Zer0G | Boston)
UPSTAIRS MIDNIGHT: Benefit for Tonic:
Japanther (Tapes Records | NYC)

07/22: Mark Verbos (Simple Answer | NYC)
Skism (Runroc Records | NYC)
UPSTAIRS MIDNIGHT: Jake Mandell (Force Inc, Carpark) 
Jeffers Egan, Leisure Muffin  Charles Cohen (NYC)

07/29: DJ Brokenwindow (Tigerbeat6 | Portland)
Wolf + Lamb (NYC)
+ very special guests celebrating the release of Ableton Live 5

08/12: Falko Brocksieper (Sub Static | Berlin)
Sarah Goldfarb (Traum, Trapez, Treibstoff | France)
Coordinates (Substatic | Toronto)

08/26: James T. Cotton (Ghostly | Ann Arbor)
UPSTAIRS MIDNIGHT:
Monolake (Imbalance Computer Music | Berlin)

09/09: Steve Barnes (Trapez, MBF | UK)
 
Sent using the Microsoft Entourage 2004 for Mac Test Drive.




(313) Troy Pierce, Paul Birken, Ryan Elliott + much more in NYC Friday

2005-06-22 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday June 24

***THE BUNKER*** 

Dietrich Schoenemann (Hidden Agenda, Prototype 909 | NYC)
Paul Birken (Communique, Tonewrecker | Minneapolis)
Tony Rohr (Cocoon, Weave, Hidden Agenda | NYC)
Troy Pierce (M_nus | Berlin)
Ryan Elliott (Spectral | Detroit)
Hearthrob (M_nus | NYC)
Unjust (Schematic | NYC)
plus possible very special suprise guest

Dietrich Schoenemann is a central figure in the history of
US techno. He was a founding member of Prototype 909, who
were one of the most popular acts in the 90's US rave
circuit. Since then, he has produced a ton of tracks, some
of them international anthems. He also runs two successful
labels, Hidden-Agenda and Remains. As if that isn't enough,
he's done collaborative projects with Abe Duque, Taylor
Deupree, and the Rancho Relaxo Allstars. With good pals
Paul Birken and Tony Rohr and a crowd of rowdy NYC friends
and fans in the house, the energy is sure to be through the
roof for his DJ set.
http://www.hidden-agenda.com/

Paul Birken is a midwest techno legend with a mind-boggling
discography that spans many labels. He is well known for
his live hardware PA's, each one a totally unique slice of
banging funky electronic sounds. He is currently running
his own label, Tonewrecker, and bringing his live sets to
parties around the world. Tonight he is playing live with
Tony Rohr.
http://www.tonewrecker.com/

Tony Rohr is one of the most interesting producers in hard
techno. Movement and Spinoza used to bug out in the Jerz
over his earliest tracks on Hidden Agenda in their early
days of spinning techno. He continues to push the envelope
and has been putting out quality tracks for many years now.
Tonight he plays a live set with old pal Paul Birken.
http://www.hidden-agenda.com/

Troy Pierce moved from Williamsburg to Berlin around the
same time that Richie Hawtin and Magda did. He was very
involved in the minimal techno scene while he was here,
holding down a residency at Magda's Gel and Weave parties
at Openair, and appearing regularly at 59 Canal Street and
other afterhours venues. He co-produced the Run Stop
Restore EP, released a split EP with Plexus, and has a solo
track on the Minimize to Maximise compilation, all on
M_nus. Expect lots of rare goodies, as he is very much in
the minimal techno loop in Berlin, where hot white labels
and mp3's circulate well before we hear them on this side
of the Atlantic.
http://www.m-nus.com/

Ryan Elliot is the rising star of the Detroit minimal
techno scene. He holds down two impressive residencies in
Detroit at Untitled and Oslo (which has the best interior
design and sound system we have ever seen/heard), and an
upcoming gig at Fabric in London. He mixed disc two of the
upcoming Spectral Sound Volume 1 compilation, which
should kick his DJ career into overdrive. This guy has deep
knowledge of all the latest minimal release, and insane
mixing skills, so expect to be impressed.
http://www.ghostly.com/1.0/artists/elliott/index.shtml

Hearthrob has been making unreleased secret weapons for
many of the best minimal techno DJs in the world. He has
recently released something on wax for the rest of us in
the form of an excellent track on the new M_nus
compilation. He has really been turning heads in the
minimal techno community and had the dancefloor bouncing
when he played at Mini-Mutek in May. Tonight we celebrate
his birthday, so expect some extra debauchery.
http://www.m-nus.com/

We are proud to present Ivee aka Unjust at the Bunker once
again. Her mix CD is ridiculously good: funky ass minimal
techno and sick electro beats seamlessly stitched into a
tight web, and her Bunker sets have yet to disappoint.


plus ...
resident DJs: Spinoza, kleverVice
visualists: Chris Jordan, Andy Graydon, Chika Iijima

Fridays subTonic/Tonic
downstairs open all night, upstairs open at midnight
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
$10, 21+, 10p-4a


more info, upcoming guests, heavy rotation -
 http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
 
 
**PLUS**

The Bunker Afterhours

DJs:
Spinoza (the Bunker)
Wolf + Lamb 
Special Guests

Monkey and Mayhem just weren't tired after The Bunker on
Friday night. They had so much fun they wanted more ­ more
people, more music, more dance, more play. They remembered
a place where great sound makers go to play secret shows
*after* they leave clubs in the city ... It's always a
surprise. So they followed a trail deep into the woods and
over the Williamsburg Bridge to meet up with their good
friends Wolf + Lamb ...

Only you know what happens next.

at Wolf + Lamb  
108 Marcy Avenue (btw S.2nd  S.3rd)
3a-???, free

car direx: take Williamburg Bridge (left lane of outer
roadway), exit South 5th Street, left onto Havemeyer, right
onto South 1st, Right on Marcy Ave

train direx: JMZ to Marcy Avenue (1st stop in Brooklyn),
walk North 4 blocks on Marcy, go under the BQE overpass,
W+L on left side corner of South 3rd Street


**UPCOMING**

07/01: Derek Plaslaiko (Ghostly | NYC)
special 3 hour b-day set

07/08: Someone Else 

Re: (313) Troy Pierce, Paul Birken, Ryan Elliott + much more in NYC Friday

2005-06-22 Thread Bryan Kasenic

 At 02:19 PM 6/22/2005, Bryan Kasenic wrote:
 Mark Verbos (Simple Answer | NYC) - live hardware acid set
 
 whoa whoa whoa what's this now?

i think verbos still has a downloadable set of live acid on his webpage
somewhere for those of you not in nyc. here's my promo blurb for the party,
should be a really fun night:

As usual, we skipped the Winter Music Conference in Miami this year (it's
really not our cup of tea at all).  When everybody came back, the word on
the street was that a big festival highlight was Mark Verbos's amazing acid
house set using all the classic Roland hardware (TR-909, TR-707, TR-808,
MC-202, and of course the TB-303).  Verbos is a veteran of the early 90's
midwest rave scene, where he played many Drop Bass parties, so he knows a
thing or two about acid.  He never looked back and has been producing great
records and playing at huge parties ever since, building up a formidable
discography.  Check out his website for proof of all this and some nice
downloads.  Tonight he will be playing his live acid house set.



(313) Bruchstuecke in NYC this Friday

2005-06-08 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday June 10

***THE BUNKER***

Galoppierende Zuversicht (Bruchstuecke | Zurich)
DJ Fragment (Bruchstuecke | Zurich)

Bruchstuecke is a very weird outsider minimal techno label
from Switzerland. We have been huge fans of pretty much
every release, starting with the first one in 1999. These
guys show very little interest in following trends and have
been blazing their own path from the start. Luckily for us,
some of the Bruchstuecke posse is on the continent to do a
gig at Mutek in Montreal and were very keen to come down to
NYC to play with us.

DJ Fragment is Markus Unterfinger, who runs the label.
We've never heard him DJ, but have total faith in anyone
with good enough taste to put out so many amazing records.

Galoppierende Zuversicht (which means galloping
confidence in Swiss) is the live project of Bruchstuecke
artists Styro2000 and Bang Goes. Their live set
incorporates self built samplers and hardware instead of
laptops.  They recently released their debut 12 on
Bruchstuecke.  Ricardo Villalobos is calling them the best
live techno act in the world right now ... and they pretty
much proved it with their unbelievable set at Mutek this
Saturday.  They had the unenviable task of following up
incredible sets by Monolake, Mathew Jonson, Luciano, and
Atom Heart.  The two Swiss unknowns tore the roof off,
despite a major malfunction of a key piece of equipment
that they are working to fix by friday.  It is unlikely
that these guys will be back in the States anytime soon, if
ever.  This is their only East Coast gig.  You'd be a fool
to miss this one.


plus ...
resident DJs: Spinoza, Movement
visualists: Chris Jordan, Giles Hendrix


Fridays subTonic
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
$5, 21+, 9p-4a

more info, upcoming guests, heavy rotation -
 http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
 






(313) Sammy Dee in NYC this Friday

2005-05-18 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday May 20

***THE BUNKER***

Sammy Dee (Pantytec, Perlon | Berlin)
Kevin McHugh (Micro Mini | NYC)

Sammy is a major part of the Berlin based Perlon label,
which is one of the most influential minimal techno/house
labels in the world. He is also one half of Pantytec
alongside Zip (aka Dimbiman).  Lately he's been working on
a solo live set and a new Pantytec album. We know he's been
in town alot lately, but his girlfriend Grace is leaving
NYC for Berlin, and this is her going away party, so Sammy
probably wont be around very much in the near future.

Kevin McHugh organized the Music in the Anchorage series
for Creative Time, bringing in notables such as Dimbiman,
Thomas Brinkmann, Porter Ricks, Carl Craig, The Bug, A Guy
Called Gerald, and many others for for some of the most
memorable parties we've been to in NYC. He later went on to
organize the Micro Mini series of events at Filter 14 with
guests like Magda, Matthew Dear, and Akufen. After spending
some time in Berlin helping Richie Hawtin prepare for his
live show at last year's Mutek festival, he is back in NYC.
On top of his amazing curatorial skills, he is a fine DJ.
Lately he has been using Final Scratch to showcase
unreleased tracks from his well connected network.

There will be an afterhours party at Wolf + Lamb, and those
of you who came to the Mini Mutek afterhours know they do
it properly, so prepare for a very late night.
http://wolflambmusic.com/

plus ...
resident DJs: Spinoza, Movement
visualists: Chris Jordan, Giles Hendrix


Fridays at Tonic/subTonic
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
$5, 21+, 9p-4a

more info, upcoming guests, heavy rotation -
 http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
 
 
Afterhours info:

The Bunker Afterhours
DJs: Spinoza, Wolf + Lamb, very special guests
at Wolf + Lamb  
108 Marcy Avenue (btw S.2nd  S.3rd)
3a-10a+, free

car direx: take Williamburg Bridge (left lane of outer
roadway), exit South 5th Street, left onto Havemeyer, right
onto South 1st, Right on Marcy Ave

train direx: JMZ to Marcy Avenue (1st stop in Brooklyn),
walk North 4 blocks on Marcy, go under the BQE overpass,
W+L on left side corner of South 3rd Street
 
 
Upcoming events: 

05/27: Microcosm Macrofun 2 Release Party:
Miskate (Foundsound, Microcosm)
Socks and Sandals (Love and Cush, Microcosm) live pa
Ezekiel Honig  Morgan Packard (Microcosm) live pa

06/10: Galoppierende Zuversicht (Bruchstuecke | Zurich)
DJ Fragment (Bruchstuecke | Zurich)

06/24: Paul Birken (Communique, Tonewrecker | Chicago)
Tony Rohr (Cocoon, Weave, Macintosh | NYC)
Dietrich Schoenemann (Hidden Agenda, Prototype 909 | NYC)



(313) James Pennington, DJ Dex, Archetype this Friday in NYC

2005-05-11 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday May 13

***THE BUNKER***

James Pennington aka Suburban Knight (Underground Resistance | Detroit)
DJ Dex (Underground Resistance | NYC)
Archetype (Black Nation, Ongaku, Theory | Columbus, OH)

When we got an email from DJ Dex of Underground Resistance
a while back saying that UR wanted to do some shows in New
York at the Bunker, we thought it might be someone playing
a joke on us. Well, it was no joke, and tonight will be the
first of hopefully many UR nights at the Bunker.

Do we really need to introduce James Pennington to you? He
is a true Detroit techno legend with many classic (and we
mean CLASSIC!) tracks under his belt. He was part of Inner
City's huge techno hits, Big Fun and Good Life. He
wrote and produced The Art of Stalking, which is one of
the greatest techno tracks ever. James has strict quality
control and doesn't release records or DJ out very often,
so we are beyond psyched to have him play with us.

DJ Dex is part of the new generation of UR producers and
DJs. He has done a ton of work for UR over the past few
years: mixing, editing, producing, DJing, web building,
accounting, you name it. Dude is frikkin ridiculous behind
the decks, and his records have been well received around
the world. This is his debut NYC appearance.

Archetype has produced everything from drum'n'bass to
downtempo to experimental techno. After his last (way too
short) set at the Bunker, we were blown away and told him
we have no idea what genre any of those records fit into,
but they were all amazing, to which he replied that's the
point!. right ... duh. Tonight he is busting out a very
rare live set!

plus ...
resident DJs: Spinoza, Movement
visualists: Chris Jordan, Giles Hendrix


Fridays at Tonic/subTonic
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
$5, 21+, 9p-4a

more info, upcoming guests, heavy rotation -
 http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
 

UPCOMING:

05/20: Sammy Dee (Perlon, Pantytec | Berlin)
Kevin McHugh (Micro Mini | NYC)

05/27: Microcosm Macrofun 2 Release Party:
Miskate (Foundsound, Microcosm)
Socks and Sandals (Love and Cush, Microcosm) live pa
Ezekiel Honig  Morgan Packard (Microcosm) live pa

06/10: Galoppierende Zuversicht (Bruchstuecke | Zurich)
DJ Fragment (Bruchstuecke | Zurich)





(313) Mutek come to NYC this weekend with Akufen, Deadbeat, much more ...

2005-05-04 Thread Bryan Kasenic
3 big parties for the Bunker this weekend!:

Friday May 6: The Bunker with
Mike Shannon, DJ Abstract, and Jon Santos

Saturday May 7: Mini-Mutek NYC with
Akufen, Deadbeat, Vincent Lemieux, Once11, Crackhaus,
Someone Else, Hearthrob, Socks and Sandals, Gys, qpe, doily

Saturday May 7: Mini-Mutek afterparty with
Wolf + Lamb, Spinoza, very special suprise guests


X


Friday May 6

***THE BUNKER***

Mike Shannon (Cynosure, Force Inc | Montreal)
DJ Abstract (Palette, Intl DJ Gigolos | NYC)
Jon Santos (Average Saturdays | NYC)

Luckily for us, Mike Shannon is coming to NYC with the
Mutek entourage for the Saturday party, and will play a
special DJ set at our pre-party on friday night. Mike has
the technical and programming skills that only come with
many years of DJing (he has been at it for over ten years).
He is also an amazing producer, with releases on Force Inc,
Logistic, and his own Cynosure imprint. Mike is a key part
of the Montreal minimal techno scene, and we are thrilled
to have him play tonight. Other members of the Mutek
entourage will be in attendance as well (not playing
records, just hanging out) ... so come say hello, Canadians
are notoriously friendly!

DJ Abstract is Alex, who has been our barback and door
person for the last month or so. Dude has always been
enthusiastic about the music we play, so we had to get his
story. Turns out he put out some records on Palette (that's
John Tejada's label) that we own and love. His band The
Invisibles put a record out on DJ Hell's International
Deejay Gigolos label. Oh yeah, he's also one of the most
well respected US drum'n'bass producers. He has a huge
discography spanning many labels, including many on his own
label Pneuma. He's kinda new to town and hasn't really
played out much yet. We're expecting good things from his
set.

We met Jon Santos in the design world.  Among many other
things, he is known in New York for throwing the insanely
popular Average Saturdays at subTonic last year. So now we
know him as a great DJ who crosses genres and always gets
people on the floor.


plus ...
resident DJs: Spinoza, Movement
visualists: Chris Jordan, Giles Hendrix


Fridays at subTonic
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
$5, 21+, 9p-4a


X


Saturday May 7

Mutek and The Bunker present

Mini-Mutek NYC

Live music:
Akufen (Force Inc, Perlon, Mutek | Montreal)
Deadbeat (~scape | Montreal)
Vincent Lemieux (Musique Risquée | Montreal)
Once11 (the Agriculure | Barcelona)
Crackhaus (Musique Risquée, Mutek | Montreal)
Someone Else (FoundSound, Musik Krause | Philadelphia)
Hearthrob (M_nus | NYC)
Socks and Sandals (Love and Cush, Microcosm | NYC)
Gys (zer0 g | Boston)
qpe (the Agriculture | NYC)
doily (Broklyn Beats | Brooklyn)

Live Visuals: 
Chris Jordan (The Bunker, V4 | NYC)
Giles Hendrix (The Bunker, V4 | NYC)
Nadia Duguay  Pascal Coté (Les Technocrates | Montreal)

Akufen is one of the most well-known micro-house producers
in the world.  His 2002 debut album My Way on Force Inc
caused ripples in the electronic music waters that are
still being felt today.  Since then, he has remixed
everyone from Richie Hawtin to Massive Attack.  Akufen
incorporates found sounds, random radio static, and other
weird noises into his music, giving it an instantly
recognizable sound that really stands out from other
producers.  This is a rare NYC appearance.

All 3 Deadbeat full lengths on ~scape have been spun many
times in the early evening at the Bunker, and they usually
bring the trainspotters running up to find out what the
hell it is.  Scott Monteith (aka Deadbeat) makes impossibly
deep digital dub that somehow avoids all of the dub cliches
and puts a fresh spin on the decades-old genre. As amazing
as the albums are, you really have to see the live set to
fully appreciate the sound.  He had heads spinning and hips
shaking at his last subTonic gig.  His new album has a
subversive poltical edge (something that is sadly absent in
most electronic music), and we deeply respect that at the
Bunker.
http://techno.ca/deadbeat/

Also appearing will be Crackhaus, which is Deadbeat's other
project with fellow Canadian Stephen Beaupre. Their sound
will definitely appeal to fans of micro-house superstars
like Akufen and the Perlon crew, but they put their own
humorous spin on the genre.

Vincent Lemieux is Akufen's best friend and partner in the
Musique Risquée label.  He is a major participant in the
Montreal techno scene, and we are excited to see what he
brings to the table at this event.

Once11 is known for an omnisensorial sensibility that
exploits more than one plane of sensorial input. The audio
aspect of his work is filled with references to various
electronic music styles such as drum 'n' bass, house, dub,
dance hall, and 1950s musique concrète. His urban visual
narratives incorporate  a wide variety of popular sounds
to reflect the tensions and chaos of today as malleable

(313) Derek Plaslaiko in NYC Friday

2005-04-20 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday April 22

***THE BUNKER***

DOWNSTAIRS:

Derek Plaslaiko (Ghostly | NYC)
Kendra Borowski (Robot Love Songs | NYC)


Derek is one of the best DJs we've heard. Dude never, ever
f*cks up a mix, and his excellent track selection always
keeps the trainspotters on their toes. Ghostly has this to
say: Derek Plaslaiko delves into the realm of dance music
in which the head and body are equally active. The records
he plays click and whirl inside the brain while the low end
keeps the body busy. Mixing lush techno with jackin' house
and a healthy dose of Detroit classics, Plaslaiko is known
for his creative track selection, seamlessly woven by
pin-point mixing skills that rival international DJs like
Richie Hawtin, Marco Carola, and Laurent Garnier (all of
whom Plaslaiko has shared deck time with).

Kendra is one of the residents at Boston's new Future/Retro
weekly Friday party. She is known for playing deep minimal
tunes that fall into the catagory of either robot love
songs or underwear dance party anthems. She's been a friend
and a supporter for a long time, and we're thrilled to
finally get her behind the decks at the Bunker. She will
warm up the room for the insanity that will follow.



plus ...
resident DJ: Spinoza
visualists: Chris Jordan, Giles Hendrix


Fridays at Tonic/subTonic
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
free, 21+, 9p-4a

more info, upcoming guests, heavy rotation -
 http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc

 
UPCOMING:

05/06: DJ Abstract (Pallette, Intl DJ Gigolos | NYC)

SAT 5/7: Mini-Mutek NYC
Akufen (Force Inc, Perlon, Mutek | Montreal)
Deadbeat (~scape | Montreal)
Vincent Lemieux (Musique Risquee | Montreal)
Crackhaus (Musique Risquee, Mutek | Montreal)
Someone Else (FoundSound, Musik Krause | Philadelphia)
Hearthrob (M_nus | NYC)
Socks and Sandals (Love and Cush, Microcosm | NYC)
Gys (zer0 g | Boston)
qpe (the Agriculture | NYC)
doily (Broklyn Beats | Brooklyn)

05/13: Suburban Knight (Underground Resistance | Detroit)
DJ Dex (Underground Resistance | NYC)
Archetype (Black Nation, Ongaku, Theory | Columbus, OH)






(313) Marc Houle Clark Warner (M_nus) in NYC Friday

2005-03-30 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday April 1

***THE BUNKER***

Marc Houle (M_nus | Windsor) live
Clark Warner (M_nus | Detroit)

Marc Houle's first solo release was an amazing double 12
on M_nus that dropped in November and immediately turned
heads at the Bunker and throughout the minimal techno
community. Marc's Run Stop Restore collective, which
includes Magda and Troy Pierce, also released a stunning
12 on M_nus last year. His unique brand of jacking
minimalism is influenced as much by Kraftwerk and 80's
synthpop as it is by Dan Bell and classic Chicago acid
house. Houle's constantly evolving live set stole the show
when he opened for Magda at the Canal Room last year, and
we expect more of the same tonight.
http://www.m-nus.com/

Clark Warner is an old friend of the Bunker. He used to
play at our Undercity parties at Halcyon on Sunday
afternoons after many Saturday night opening / sideroom
gigs with Richie Hawtin in larger venues. Clark has played
at DEMF, Sonar, Mutek, and many other prestigous electronic
music events. When he's not busy with DJing and other
creative projects, he runs Richie Hawtin's M_nus and Plus8
labels. He is one of the best and most interesting chillout
DJs we've heard, and we're psyched to have him start us off
properly tonight.
http://www.m-nus.com/

plus ...
resident DJs: Spinoza, Movement
visualists: Chris Jordan, Giles Hendrix


Fridays at subTonic
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
$5, 21+, 9p-4a

more info, upcoming guests, heavy rotation -
 http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
 

UPCOMING:

04/08:
zer0g 3 Year Anniversary Party with
Smartypants vs Localfields (zer0 g | Boston),
Gys (zer0 g | Boston),
Scorchio (zer0 g | Boston)



(313) Sammy Dee, Dan Bell, Cabanne in NYC tonight

2005-03-19 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Saturday March 19

***THE BUNKER***

Sammy Dee (Perlon, Pantytec | NYC)
Cabanne (Telegraph, Perlon | Paris)
Dan Bell (Accelerate, 7th City, Logistic | Berlin)

We had such a blast last night that we decided to do
another party tonight.  See three of Europe's finest
minimal masters in a rare tagteam set all night long.  We
are promoting this very last minute style, so please help
us spread the word.


plus ...
resident DJ: Spinoza

subTonic
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
$5, 21+, 10p-4a

more info, upcoming guests, heavy rotation -
 http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
 




(313) Dan Bell Cabanne Friday in NYC

2005-03-16 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday March 18

***THE BUNKER***

DOWNSTAIRS

Cabanne (Telegraph, Perlon | Paris)
Dan Bell (Accelerate, 7th City, Logistic | Berlin)

Dan Bell is one of the most important figures in the
history of minimal techno. He started out by collaborating
with Richie Hawtin as Cybersonik in the early 90's,
releasing Technarchy and other classic tracks. In the
mid-90's, he produced several records on his own as DBX
(including the enourmously successful Losing Control)
that more or less defined minimal techno. He then went on
to create 7th City Distribution and several new record
labels. In 2000, he moved to Berlin, and has released two
amazing mix CD's and a few remixes since then. He is
currently working on new material and DJing around the
world. His last two appearances at the Bunker were
phenomenal. Dan really loves subTonic and asked to come
back. How could we possibly refuse?
http://daniel-bell.com/

Cabanne is a shadowy figure from the French minimal techno
scene who we do not know much about. We do know his music,
and that's enough for us. He has released some
excellent 12s, including collaborations with Dan Bell,
Ark, and John Thomas. He was also part of the first Narod
Niki experiment, a live collaboration with Dan Bell, Richie
Hawtin, Ricardo Villalobos, Akufen, Dimbiman and others at
the Mutek festival in 2003. This is a very rare North
American appearance.

plus ...
resident DJs: Spinoza, Movement
visualists: Chris Jordan, Giles Hendrix

Fridays at subTonic
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
downstairs: $5, 21+, 9p-4a

more info, upcoming guests, heavy rotation -
 http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc

UPCOMING:
04/01: Marc Houle (M_nus | Windsor) live





(313) Triple R in NYC Friday

2005-03-02 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday March 4

***THE BUNKER***

DOWNSTAIRS

Triple R (Trapez, Traum, MBF, Kompakt | Koln)
Smartypants (Traum, zer0g | Boston)
Marcos Cabral (Trapez | NYC)

We are honored to welcome Riley Reinhold aka Triple R from
Koln, Germany.  Riley has been a pillar of the Cologne
electronic music scene for a long time as a DJ, writer,
promoter, producer, and label head.  He has been DJing for
20+ years, holding down residencies and guest spots at
virtually every club in Germany.  Most people would be
proud to run one successful record label, Riley has FIVE
(Traum, Trapez, Trapez Limited, MBF, MBF Limited)!  Aside
from his many productions, Riley has released three mix
CD's on Trapez and one on Kompakt.
http://www.traumschallplatten.de/

Joining Riley are label mates Marcos Cabral and
Smartypants, both of whom have graced the Bunker decks in
the past.  Smartypants is going to start things off with a
live set of new material.  He has consistently proven that
he has a great ear by getting dancefloors moving with his
DJ sets, so we're sure the live set will be off the hook.
Marcos plays fierce minimal techno and can throw down some
really mean schaffel tunes.
http://www.zer0gsounds.com/



plus ...
resident DJs: Spinoza, Movement, kleverVice
visualists: Chris Jordan, Andy Graydon


Fridays at subTonic
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
$5, 21+, 9p-4a

more info, upcoming guests, heavy rotation -
 http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
 
UPCOMING:
03/18: Cabanne (Telegraph, Perlon | Paris)
Dan Bell (Accelerate, 7th City, Logistic | Berlin)



(313) reminder: Sammy Dee Shawn Rudiman in NYC Friday

2005-02-23 Thread Bryan Kasenic


Friday February 25

***THE BUNKER***


Sammy Dee (Pantytec, Perlon | Berlin)

Plexus (M_nus | NYC)

Shawn Rudiman  Jwan Allen  Lukas Owens  Adam Ratana (Technoir |
Pittsburgh)

Unjust (Schematic | Miami)

 
visuals: Giles Hendrix, Chris Jordan, Chika


Fridays at Tonic 
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
$5, 16+, 10pm-4am

more info, upcoming guests, heavy rotation -
 http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc

UPCOMING

3/4:
Triple R (Trapez, Traum | Koln)
Smartypants (Traum, zer0g | Boston)
Marcos Cabral (Trapez | NYC)

3/18:
Cabanne (Telegraph, Perlon | Paris)
Dan Bell (Accelerate, 7th City, Logistic | Berlin)


 



(313) Sammy Dee Shawn Rudiman in NYC 2/25

2005-02-17 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday February 25

***THE BUNKER***

Sammy Dee (Pantytec, Perlon | Berlin)
Plexus (M_nus | NYC)
Shawn Rudiman  Jwan Allen  Lukas Owens  Adam Ratana (Technoir |
Pittsburgh)
Unjust (Schematic | Miami)

Sammy Dee tore it up with Dan Bell at Spinoza's birthday
party in September, and we're thrilled to have him back. He
is an important part of the Berlin based Perlon label, and
one half of Pantytec alongside Zip (aka Dimbiman). After a
recent gig in New York, the NY Times gave him a glowing
review that you can read here: http://tinyurl.com/3njtq

The Technoir Audio crew represent the best of Pittsburgh
based techno, with deep classic Detroit influences. Bunker
fave Anthony Shake Shakir calls Shawn Rudiman's live set
one of the best live PA's i've ever seen. Shawn is one of
the few people doing live electronic music without a laptop
these days. Tonight they are presenting a four-man set with
two DJs and two live electronics performers.
http://www.technoiraudio.com/

Plexus is one of our favorite minimal techno DJs. He's
played at some of the better loft parties we've been to,
usually with M_nus labelmates like Magda, Troy Pierce, and
Richie Hawtin (remember when they all lived in Brooklyn?).
He recently put out his first 12, a split with Troy Pierce
on M_nus ... it's a great spacey minimal groover that has
been getting late night play at the Bunker.  We're not sure
why it took so long to make this happen, but we're glad
he's finally joining us at the Bunker.
http://m-nus.com/

Unjust recently moved to NYC from Miami, where she threw
many great parties. She is an amazing minimal techno
selector whose taste runs very close to Bunker residents
Movement and Spinoza. She will be starting the night off
properly, so show up early.
http://www.schematic.net/

 
visuals: Giles Hendrix, Chris Jordan, Chika


Tonic 
107 Norfolk Street 
Lower East Side, NYC
(212)358-7501 
$5, 16+, 10pm-4am

more info, upcoming guests, heavy rotation -
 http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
 




(313) Thomas Fehlmann Gundrun Gut in NYC this Friday

2005-02-09 Thread Bryan Kasenic


Friday February 11

***THE BUNKER***

UPSTAIRS MIDNIGHT: 

Thomas Fehlmann (Plug Research, The Orb, Kompakt | Berlin) live
Gudrun Gut (Monika Enterprise | Berlin)

Thomas Fehlmann has been making electronic music since
1980, and is perhaps most well known as a member of The
Orb. Lately, he has been releasing some amazing techno
tracks on Kompakt. He also just released a full length on
Plug Research called Lowflow, and tonight's live set will
consist mostly of tracks from that album.

Gudrun Gut is the owner of both the Moabit and Monika
Enterprise record labels. She is also the founder of the
highly respected Oceanclub collective in Berlin. She's been
in several influential bands, including Mania D, Malaria,
Matador, and even had a short stint in the earliest
incarnation of Einstürzende Neubauten.


plus Resident DJ: kleverVice, Spinoza, Movement
visuals: Giles Hendrix, Chris Jordan


Fridays at Tonic 
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
$5, 21+, 12mid-4am

more info, upcoming guests, heavy rotation -
 http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc



(313) M_nus Showcase in NYC friday

2005-01-11 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday January 14

***THE BUNKER***

DOWNSTAIRS:

Clark Warner (M_nus | Detroit)
Pheek (M_nus, Contexterrior | Montreal) live pa
Hearthrob (M_nus, Contexterrior | NYC) live pa

Clark Warner is an old friend of the Bunker. He used to
play at our Undercity parties at Halcyon on Sunday
afternoons after many Saturday night opening / sideroom
gigs with Richie Hawtin in larger venues. He is one of the
best and most interesting chillout DJs we've heard, and
we're psyched to have him start us off properly tonight.
http://www.m-nus.com/

Heartthrob has been making unreleased secret weapons for
many of the best minimal techno DJs in the world. He will
finally be releasing something on wax for the rest of us in
the near future, with a split 12 with Pheek on
Contexterrior and a track on the new M_nus compilation.
http://www.contexterrior.com/

Pheek has been making a name for himself with quirky
minimal techno releases on netlabels like Thinner,
Epsilonlabs, and Clever Music. Tonight marks his debut
performance in NYC.
http://www.pheek.com/pheek/index.ph


plus Resident DJ: kleverVice, Spinoza, Movement
visuals: Chris Jordan


Fridays at Tonic/subTonic
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
$5, 21+, 9p-4a

more info, upcoming guests, heavy rotation -
 http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
 


UPCOMING SHOWS:

2/11: Thomas Fehlmann (Plug Research, The Orb, Kompakt | Berlin) live
Gudrun Gut (Monika Enterprise Berlin)



(313) Monolake in NYC Thursday

2005-01-10 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Thursday January 13

The Bunker presents

Monolake (Chain Reaction, Imbalance Computer Music | Berlin) live pa

Monolake will have a new album out on his own Imbalance
Computer Music label this summer. This album is a return to
more dancefloor oriented material, and his new live set
will reflect this.

We have been huge Monolake fans ever since they (used to be
a duo, now solo) were releasing music for the infamous
Chain Reaction label.

In addition to making some of the best electronic music of
the past decade, Monolake has also worked on programming
some of the best music software, including Max/MSP and the
ubiquitous Ableton Live.

Tonic
107 Norfolk Street (between Rivington and Delancey)
midnight show
$10 (no advance tix)
16+

www.klever.org/thebunkernyc



(313) Todd Osborn and Dabrye in NYC on NYE

2004-12-28 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday December 31

***THE BUNKER***

Special Guests: 
Todd Osborn (Ghostly, Rephlex, Databass | MI)
James T. Cotton aka Dabrye (Spectral, Ghostly, TNT | MI)

Tadd Mullinix is a man with many musical guises, making him
an ideal Bunker guest.  Perhaps most well known as
downtempo artist Dabrye, he also produces dirty acid techno
as James T. Cotton, and ragga jungle as SK-1.  The fact
that he does all of this so well is really mind-boggling.

Todd Osborn, Tadd's partner in dancefloor crime, is equally
as diverse and talented.  He makes classic 4-to-the-floor
techno as Osborne, booty house as Starski and Clutch, and
ragga jungle as Soundmurderer.  Like Tadd, he does it all
incredibly well.

We're flying both of them in from Detroit for exclusive DJ
sets of eclectic party music drawn from their many
different crates (all of them quite deep).


Extensive artist bios and more info at:
www.ghostly.com/


plus residents: Spinoza, Movement
visuals: David Last and guests

subTonic
107 Norfolk Street (between Rivington and Delancey)
(212)358-7501 
$10, 21+, 10p-late
free champagne toast at midnight


more info, upcoming guests, heavy rotation -
 http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
 





(313) Magda in NYC Wednesday

2004-12-20 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Wednesday December 22

***THE BUNKER***


Special Guest: Magda (M_nus | Berlin/Detroit)


We are off this friday for the holidays, but one of
favorite DJs was available this week, so we decided to
throw a special Wednesday night edition of the Bunker.

We could go on and on about why we love Magda so much ...
the bottom line is that she plays uncompromising sets of
abstract minimal music and still moves the dancefloor
(believe us, this is no easy feat).  We think Flavorpill
say it pretty well:

Born in Poland, reared in Texas and Detroit, and all grown
up in NYC and Berlin, abstract mini-tech demigoddess Magda
knows what it's like to simultaneously feel at home yet
still displaced ‹ at least that's what her sets say.
Spinning click tracks with irregular rhythms and
asymmetrical melodies, Magda's record selection screams
outsider ‹ but she pieces all the weird blips and cracks
together with a groove so thick that the process takes a
back seat to danceability. - flavorpill.net

Magda plays a 4 hour set from Final Scratch starting around
midnight.

plus opening sets from Bunker residents Movement and Spinoza


subTonic
107 Norfolk Street (between Rivington and Delancey)
(212)358-7501 
$5, 21+, 10p-4a

cheap drinks, no overbearing security, decent sound, wine casks!

more info, upcoming guests, heavy rotation -
 http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
 


UPCOMING SHOWS:



12/31: The Bunker NYE Party with
 Todd Osborn (Ghostly, Rephlex, Databass | MI)
 James T. Cotton aka Dabrye (Spectral, Ghostly, TNT | MI)
 $10 (includes champagne toast at midnight)
 
1/07: DJ Olive (the Agriculture | NYC)
 Strategy (Kranky, Shockout | Portland)
 Brian Degraw (Gang Gang Dance | NYC)
 free
 Upstairs: Gang Gang Dance (the Social Registry)
 $5

1/14: Clark Warner (M_nus | Detroit)
 Pheek (M_nus, Contexterrior | Montreal)
 Hearthrob (M_nus, Contexterrior | NYC)
 $5
 Upstairs: Ashford Breaks (The Amber Smith | NYC)
 $5








(313) Derek Plaslaiko Ulysses in NYC tomorrow

2004-12-02 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday December 3

The Bunker presents

Derek Plaslaiko (Ghostly | NYC)



Ulysses (Scatalogics | NYC)


http://www.plaslaiko.net/
http://www.ghostly.com/
http://www.scatalogics.com/


plus Resident DJ: Movement, Spinoza
visuals: Giles Hendrix, Chris Jordan

Fridays at subTonic
107 Norfolk Street 
free, 21+, 9p-4a

more info, upcoming guests, heavy rotation -
 http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc


upcoming presentations from the Bunker at subTonic
of interest to the 313 community:

12/22: Magda (M_nus | Detroit/Berlin)
 - special wednesday night party as we are off on friday

12/31: Todd Osborn (Ghostly, Rephlex, Databass | MI)
 James T. Cotton aka Dabrye (Spectral, Ghostly, TNT | MI)

01/14: Clark Warner (M_nus | Detroit),
 Pheek (M_nus, Contexterrior | Montreal) live pa,
 Hearthrob (M_nus, Contexterrior | NYC) live pa

03/04: Triple R (Trapez, Traum | Koln),
 Marcos Cabral (Trapez | NYC),
 Smartypants (zer0g, Traum | Boston)

03/18: Cabanne (Telegraph, Perlon | Paris),
 Dan Bell (Accelerate, 7th City, Logistic | Berlin)



(313) ~scape with Deadbeat, Bus, Crackhaus in NYC Friday

2004-11-17 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday November 19 

***THE BUNKER***

DOWNSTAIRS: ~scape 5 Year Anniversary Tour

Deadbeat (~scape | Montreal) - live pa
Bus (~scape | Berlin) - live pa
Crackhaus (Musique Risquée, Mutek | Montreal) - live pa
DJ Meteo (Bus, ~scape | Berlin)
Secret Frequency Crew (Schematic | NYC)

We are proud to present the NYC stop of the ~scape 5 year
anniversary tour. ~scape is Stefan Betke's (aka Pole)
record label. There is a $5 cover tonight and we suggest
showing up early as capacity is limited and we are
expecting a large crowd.

Both Deadbeat full lengths on ~scape have been spun many
times in the early evening at the Bunker, and they usually
bring the trainspotters running up to find out what the
hell it is. Scott Monteith (aka Deadbeat) makes impossibly
deep digital dub that somehow avoids all of the dub cliches
and puts a fresh spin on the decades-old genre. As amazing
as the albums are, you really have to see the live set to
fully appreciate the sound.

Also appearing will be Crackhaus, which is Scott's other
project with fellow Canadian Stephen Beaupre. Their sound
will definitely appeal to fans of micro-house superstars
like Akufen and the Perlon crew, but they put their own
humorous spin on the genre.

Bus is Daniel Meteo and Tom Theil. They have released and
album and 2 EP's on ~scape, along with some other material
for Meteo's own Meteosound label. They are known for
bringing a hip-hop sound to dub, or maybe it's the other
way around.

Daniel Meteo of Bus is also a very fine DJ, and he will be
filling in the gaps along with Eggfooyoung of the Secret
Frequency Crew throughout the evening.

plus Resident DJs: Spinoza, kleverVice
visuals: Giles Hendrix

the Bunker
Fridays at subTonic
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
$5, 21+, 9p-4a

more info, upcoming guests, heavy rotation -
 http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc



(313) FoundSound in NYC tonight

2004-10-29 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday October 29 

***THE BUNKER***

Special guests:
Someone Else (FoundSound | Philly) live pa,
Miskate (FoundSound | Philadelphia) live pa,
Cyhl (Dreamlab, Bastardjazz, Foundsound | NJ)

The FoundSound crew made a brilliant introduction to the
world with FoundSound 001, a 12 by Miskate and Someone
Else that has been on everyone from Richie Hawtin's to John
Peel's (R.I.P) heavy rotation.
Someone Else even managed to put out a 12 on Robag
Wrhume's Musik Krause label, which is all the rage these
days. Tonight is their NYC record release party for
FoundSound 002, a solo effort from Miskate.

You can find an mp3 of Someone Else's most excellent
live pa at the last FoundSound night at the Bunker in the
downloads section of their webpage:
http://www.foundsoundrecords.com/


plus Resident DJs: kleverVice, Movement
visuals: Giles Hendrix, SeeJ


Fridays at subTonic
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
free, 21+, 9p-4a

more info, upcoming guests, heavy rotation -
 http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc








(313) Egg Socks and Sandal Friday at the Bunker

2004-10-19 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday October 22

***THE BUNKER***

DOWNSTAIRS:
10/22: Egg (Mutek | Montreal) live pa,
Socks and Sandals (NYC) live pa

Tonight there will be a $5 cover (sorry, no guestlist) to
help cover Egg's travel expenses.

Egg are two very nice Canadians who make beautiful elastic
dubby minimal techno. We first caught them totally killing
it for a huge crowd at an all night Saturday party at the
annual Mutek festival earlier this year. The Mutek
organization likes them so much that they released their
debut album on their record label.

Socks and Sandals is Clark ov Saturn and Sean Smith. They
are the masters of fake German techno (although they have
been known to be serious from time to time).  We're pretty
sure they are the only live comedy techno act in the world
right noe.  These guys keep getting better with each
performance, and we're thrilled to host them at the Bunker
once again.


plus Resident DJs: kleverVice, DJ Spinoza
visuals: Giles Hendrix, SeeJ


Fridays at subTonic
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
$5, 21+, 9p-4a

more info, upcoming guests, heavy rotation -
 http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc










(313) Portable this friday in NYC - free event!

2004-09-28 Thread Bryan Kasenic
last week's party with Dan Bell and Sammy Dee was off the chain!  we've got
another exciting minimal techno guest this Friday: Portable!  he goes on
around 1:30am.

Friday October 1

***THE BUNKER***

Special guests:
Portable (Background, Context, Süd Electronic | UK)
Rick Loose (Screwmusicforever, Dimwittgenstein | Tampa)
BLT (Jah Division, Broke Revue | NYC)


plus Resident DJs: Spinoza, Movement, kleverVice
visuals: Giles Hendrix, SeeJ


Fridays at subTonic
107 Norfolk Street (between Rivington and Delancey)
NYC
free, 21+, 9p-4a

more info, upcoming guests, heavy rotation -
 http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc




(313) zer0 g showcase in NYC friday

2004-07-22 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday July 23

***THE BUNKER***


UPSTAIRS: Kassette (Record Camp | NYC), Irwin

Irwin creates very danceable live electronic music using his electronic drum
kit, theremin, electronics, and laptop. He has collaborated with everyone
from the Beastie Boys to John Cale to Fred Wesley. His live sets are very
improvisational ... much more live than what usually passes as a live
electronic music performance.
http://www.irwinmusic.com/

Kassette is Dei Lewison and Zach Clayton. They create innovative soulful
electronic music with laptop and live vocals. Dei is best known for her work
as a vocalist for Metro Area. Zach studied the music of John Cage at
Oberlin, and went on to study with Lamonte Young and Elliott Sharp while
composing his own music, which was performed by the Cleveland Symphony
Orchestra. Together they create beautiful music that references many cool
things, but is totally unique.
http://www.kassettemusic.com/



DOWNSTAIRS:

gys (zer0 g Sounds | Boston) live pa
Local Fields (zer0 g Sounds | Boston) live pa
Smartypants (zer0 g Sounds | Boston)

We are thrilled to present a night of deep dubby techno with some of the key
artists on the Boston based zer0 g sounds label.

gys released the first record on zer0 g, which immediately caught our
attention with it's huge dubbed out basslines. He went on to release his
debut album on the label last year.

Smartypants has torn up the Bunker dancefloor in the past, and tonight
should be no exception. In addition to his skills as a minimal techno and
microhouse DJ, Smartypants has been producing and playing live. Tonight he
will DJ and play live with Local Fields as Pantyfields.

http://www.zer0gsounds.com/


plus Resident DJ: Movement, (Spinoza out of town)

visuals: SeeJ (Chris Jordan)




Fridays at Tonic/subTonic
107 Norfolk Street 
(212)358-7501 
upstairs
bands: $5, 16+, 12mid-2am
downstairs DJs: free, 21+, 9p-3a

more info, upcoming guests, heavy rotation -
 http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc





(313) DBX in NYC friday

2004-04-29 Thread Bryan Kasenic
Friday April 30

The Bunker

Dan Bell aka DBX (Accelerate/7th City/Logistic | Detroit/Berlin)
klipp av (Stockholm, SE / Cambridge, UK),
DJ Firehorse (idubnewyork | NYC)

Special Note: we finally got our new subwoofer and crossover at subTonic and
the sound is drastically better down there!

Lucky for us, Dan Bell just so happens to be in NYC this weekend!  DBX is
one of the most influential minimal techno producers of all time, and an
outstanding DJ with his hand firmly on the pulse of the current minimal
techno sound (listen to his two amazing mix CDs if you doubt this for a
second).  Dan is currently based in Berlin and hasn't played in NYC since
Spinoza and Magda brought him for a set at Openair in 2002, and he wont be
back any time soon.  He goes on around 1 and spins until everyone stops
dancing (this will be a late night for sure).

klipp av perform live audio/visual collaborations. They claim to be more
live than most live electronic musicians and video artists. They have this
to say: This is not prepared over many months preceding to be played back
like a fixed movie, but on the fly, seat of the pants, generative
audiovisual breakbeat cutting. This really is cutting edge. Sounds
interesting. 

Firehorse is a very old friend of the Bunker family, adn it's about time he
played some records for us.  Deep dub and Jamaican inspired dancefloor
rockers, mixed in Steve's unique style.


plus
Resident DJ: Movement (Spinoza will be late as he's spinning early at
Volume, kV still recovering in Florida)
Visual Residents: Giles Hendrix, Chris Jordan

Fridays at SubTonic Lounge 9p-4a
107 Norfolk Street
New York City
(212)358-7501
http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
21+, free




(313) John Tejada in NYC this Friday

2003-10-09 Thread Bryan Kasenic
FRIDAY OCTOBER 10

The Bunker 

Special guests: 
John Tejada (Palette, 7th City | Los Angeles)
Sara Walker (Direct Drive, Static | NYC)
DJ Ripley (SoFat, HavocSound, Deathsucker Records | NYC)

John Tejada is one of the most innovative techno/house producers we've
heard, and we're constantly playing his tracks at the Bunker.  He's released
about 8 albums and countless singles.  Highly recommended if you like Dan
Bell, Perlon tracks, Magda, Kompakt, designer techno ... or if you just like
to jack on the dancefloor.  John will be playing a Final Scratch set from
about 1:30 until we all want to stop dancing.

Behind the decks, Ripley gets music to trick your ass into thinking it's a
brain, re-breaking bass and beats from jungle into dub, dancehall, hiphop,
and experimental noise. On sunny days, Ripley spins rocksteady. Ripley wants
everyone to dance, and she usually succeeds. Ripley spent most of her summer
touring Europe, and her bag is surely full of amazing new records. She
will be releasing a mix CD on Deathsucker Records soon.

Sara Walker is one of the best electro/breaks DJ's in NYC, frequently
igniting the dancefloor at Static events with her unique blend of all things
dark and funky. This may well be your last chance to see her play a breaks
set in NYC for a long time, as she is moving to Europe in early November.
The last time Sara played the Bunker, the dancefloor erupted and we had one
of our best parties ever.

plus - 
Resident DJs: Movement, kleverVice, Spinoza
Resident Visualists: Giles Hendrix, Chris Jordan

the Bunker
Fridays at SubTonic Lounge 9p-3a
107 Norfolk Street (downstairs)
(212)358-7501 
http://www.klever.org/thebunkernyc
free, 21+ 
eclectic ecstatic party sounds 



Clark Warner in NYC tonight

2000-06-11 Thread Bryan Kasenic
i usually just lurk on this list ... but i wanted to let all NYC area list 
members know that Clark Warner is playing for FREE at Undercity at Halcyon 
in Brooklyn tonight.


most of the Undercity residents (myself included) play tons of 313 related 
music (like BC/CR, minimal, experimental techno and house).


Halcyon is the perfect venue for a chill out event ... air condioning, lots 
of cozy couches, excellent food and drinks, beer, a record store, and an 
incredible sound system (TRULY effective subwoofers).  Undercity attracts a 
smart, friendly, mature crowd.


while i've got your attention, please check out the info in my sig file ... 
i put together a very comprehensive email list of electronic music events in 
the NYC area every week ... 313 related events are my favorites.  please 
join.


complete info on Undercity:

Deep Unda Brooklyn Sound System  Neuronal present
Undercity
Weekly Residents: Sheldon Drake, DJ Spinoza, Clark ov Saturn
Monthly Residents: Hazmat, Mercy Killah, Dr. Decent, DJ Blues
This week:
11-12mid: Clark Warner (M_nus),
10-11pm: DJ Olive (WE, Liquid Sky),
9-10pm: DJ Spinoza
8-9pm: Dr. Decent
7-8pm: Sheldon Drake
Next week: bpm0, Noisegate (live pa), Zipperspy (live pa)
6/25: Toshio Kajiwara (R.A.T.)
7/2: Raz Mesinai (aka Badawi, SubDub)
7/9: Kalm (Kerrie Vinski)
7/16: Khan (special ambient set, Temple, Matador)
7/23: (o)blaat (live set, Electroluxe)
7/30: i-Sound (Soundlab, Ambush), Sentinel (Michael Hauben)
8/6: Sporangia (live PA)
8/13: BlueSpectralMonkey
Sundays at Halcyon 7p-12mid
227 Smith Street (Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn)
(718)260-9299
http://dub.supa.com
http://www.halcyonline.com


bryan kasenic
wnyu 89.1 fm new york
co-producer/dj:
 didjilution: wed 9-10:30pm
WNYU online - http://www.wnyu.org
Didjilution online -  http://members.xoom.com/djspinoza/index.html

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