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Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Daedelus LIVE with Mux Mool and more
DAEDELUS with Mux Mool and SEPALCURE
Sunday, August 15, 2010
8:00 PM 18+
TICKETS AVAILABLE HERE
DAEDELUS
LA's godfather of emotionally jarring and intellectually stimulating pan-electronica is bringing his famous Monome to Santos. Having built his reputation via collaborations with MF DOOM, Prefuse73 and Busdriver, Alfred Darlington aka Daedelus is the industry standard for sample-centric instrumental music, whose style encompasses hip-hop, downtempo, trance and glitch. His most recent album Rightous Fists of Harmony (Ninja Tune) has a decidedly Brazillian tinge.
Darlington took the name Daedelus from James Joyce, evidence of his clever use of found material. His resonant style has no peer in hip-hop or electronica, but he holds sway in both circles. Madvillain sampled one of his tracks for an instrumental. His talent has been proliferated by a host of labels including Temporary Whatever, Mush, Eastern Developments and Warp.
MUX MOOL
From Brooklyn by way of Minnesota, Brian Lindgren produces some of the most acrobatic electro-hip-hop and uses sampling in very unique ways. Informed by classic breakbeats and 8 bit nostalgia, his diversity within the genre is unparalleled. Mishka claimed that his 2010 LP Skulltaste "heightens the face of bedroom production."
SEPALCURE
Because the press is easily perplexed by the tendencies of highly creative individuals, the collaboration between Travis "Machinedrum" Stewart and Praveen Sharma (Praveen & Benoit) has at times been called a "side project." However, as the newly released Love Pressure EP points, Sepalcure is its own distinct entity, fusing Stewart's beat-oriented sampler work and Sharma's dark and pastoral harmonicism. Each member has made a name for themselves in electronica. Machinedrum (aka Syndrone) has hit the stage with Blockhead, Jesse Boykins III, and Theophilus London, with several tracks licensed to Adult Swim bumps. Praveen runs and hosts the Percussion Lab radio show on WVKR which has featured the likes of Flying Lotus and Khonnor. Sepalcure recently participated in Joey Roth's Sounds Like exhibit.
Tickets available at:
OTHER MUSIC
15 East 4th St
New York, NY 10003
Sunday, August 15, 2010
8:00 PM 18+
TICKETS AVAILABLE HERE
DAEDELUS
LA's godfather of emotionally jarring and intellectually stimulating pan-electronica is bringing his famous Monome to Santos. Having built his reputation via collaborations with MF DOOM, Prefuse73 and Busdriver, Alfred Darlington aka Daedelus is the industry standard for sample-centric instrumental music, whose style encompasses hip-hop, downtempo, trance and glitch. His most recent album Rightous Fists of Harmony (Ninja Tune) has a decidedly Brazillian tinge.
Darlington took the name Daedelus from James Joyce, evidence of his clever use of found material. His resonant style has no peer in hip-hop or electronica, but he holds sway in both circles. Madvillain sampled one of his tracks for an instrumental. His talent has been proliferated by a host of labels including Temporary Whatever, Mush, Eastern Developments and Warp.
MUX MOOL
From Brooklyn by way of Minnesota, Brian Lindgren produces some of the most acrobatic electro-hip-hop and uses sampling in very unique ways. Informed by classic breakbeats and 8 bit nostalgia, his diversity within the genre is unparalleled. Mishka claimed that his 2010 LP Skulltaste "heightens the face of bedroom production."
SEPALCURE
Because the press is easily perplexed by the tendencies of highly creative individuals, the collaboration between Travis "Machinedrum" Stewart and Praveen Sharma (Praveen & Benoit) has at times been called a "side project." However, as the newly released Love Pressure EP points, Sepalcure is its own distinct entity, fusing Stewart's beat-oriented sampler work and Sharma's dark and pastoral harmonicism. Each member has made a name for themselves in electronica. Machinedrum (aka Syndrone) has hit the stage with Blockhead, Jesse Boykins III, and Theophilus London, with several tracks licensed to Adult Swim bumps. Praveen runs and hosts the Percussion Lab radio show on WVKR which has featured the likes of Flying Lotus and Khonnor. Sepalcure recently participated in Joey Roth's Sounds Like exhibit.
Tickets available at:
OTHER MUSIC
15 East 4th St
New York, NY 10003
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
SKI BEATZ and SCRAM JONES hitting the decks tomorrow night!
Cloud Kicker presents SUMMERSLAM: Ski Beatz and Scram Jones
Thursday, July 15 2010
11:00 PM 21+
Discovered by DJ Clark Kent in the early 90's, Ski grew to prominence during the early to mid 90's, hip-hop's "golden age," skillfully slicing and arranging breakbeats on some of the era's most important pieces including "Dead Presidents II" by Jay-Z. Not only a marquee producer, he has linked up with some of the most talented underground acts including Camp Lo and Jean Grae. With him will be New Rochelle multi-talent Scram Jones, award-winning turntablist, noted MC and producer for the likes of Wu-Tang Clan, Saigon, Nas, Styles P and N.O.R.E. This one comes courtesy of the good folks at Cloud Kicker, and is hosted by Emilio Sparks.
Thursday, July 15 2010
11:00 PM 21+
Discovered by DJ Clark Kent in the early 90's, Ski grew to prominence during the early to mid 90's, hip-hop's "golden age," skillfully slicing and arranging breakbeats on some of the era's most important pieces including "Dead Presidents II" by Jay-Z. Not only a marquee producer, he has linked up with some of the most talented underground acts including Camp Lo and Jean Grae. With him will be New Rochelle multi-talent Scram Jones, award-winning turntablist, noted MC and producer for the likes of Wu-Tang Clan, Saigon, Nas, Styles P and N.O.R.E. This one comes courtesy of the good folks at Cloud Kicker, and is hosted by Emilio Sparks.
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Sleeve Tattoo Design
A single with the most well-liked kinds of tattoo may be the Sleeve tattoos. These tattoos aren't just arm tattoos, like what most individuals know. They're tattoos that appear like sleeves simply...
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