Events Calendar - April 15, 2006 |
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| City: | Canada, Ontario, Ottawa |
| Time: | Sat Apr 15, 2006 @ 8:00pm |
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| Info: | [b]INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH Saturday April 15th, 2006 // 12am-6am Ottawa, Canada[/b] Featuring the Industrial Strength Records Canadian Tour: [b]LENNY DEE[/b] (2 Hour Set) - Techno/Hardcore Lenny Dee has been DJing since the mid-80s, and has releases on many major and underground labels including Warner Brothers, Atlantic Records, ID&T, Strictly Rythm, Third Movement, and Rotterdam Records. In 1991 he started Industrial Strength Records, which was one of the first and most revolutionary Hardcore Techno labels in the world. He travels the world performing and has played many major events including Love Parade, Woodstock, Tribal Gathering, Helter Skelter, the Janes Addiction Reunion Tour, and so on. He has been twice awarded the title of 'Best Worldwide Techno DJ' by the Scottish Dance Music Awards, was voted Mixmag's 'No 1 Hardest DJ' in 2004 and currently has a track on the infamous PS2 Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas game under the moniker 'Fallout'. His latest album is Noise Brulee with France's Radium (Audiogenics) and features the first hardcore techno video to receive national play in France. [b]JULIAN LIBERATOR[/b] (2 Hour Set) – Funky/Club/Acid Techno Longtime friend and collaborator with Lenny Dee, Julian Liberator was one of the key figures in bringing electronic music to the free party milieu. Together with Aaron and Chris, he formed the Liberator DJs in 1991. They went on to become stalwarts of that scene, godfathers of Acid Techno, and pioneers of UK raves. Always after the next challenge, he was one of the first DJs from the London free party scene to push things away from the dominant acid sound towards a more percussive, techno edge. His label 4 X 4 has from the beginning, championed a more minimal, techno funk: dance floor driven, but always with an experimental twist. [b]SATRONICA [/b] - Industrial/Techno/Hardcore Satronica has been involved in Hardcore and other forms of aggressive electronic music ever since he started supporting The Horrorist (aka Oliver Chesler) in the mid-90's by manning the live equipment and performing vocals for his infamous shows. Soon thereafter, he began producing music and performing live with Alexander Chesler in the group Acrosome. Satronica's dj career began to take off around the same time. He has dj'ed and performed all over North America and Europe spinning a brutal mix of dark and deranged selections. Satronica has releases on Things to Come Records and Industrial Movement as Acrosome, and on Industrial Strength Records, Bastard Loud Records, Apocalypse Recordings, and Acardipane Records as Satronica. His tracks have also appeared on many major hardcore and electro/techno compilations. Satronica's latest release is "Make them Suffer" on Apocalypse recordings, with one track from this album already picked up as the first track on the compilation "Darkcore 9: Sessions of the Unexpected," mixed by Unexist & Tieum on Masters of Hardcore Records. Opening up the night will be one of Ottawa’s top DJs: [b]ExT[/b] - Hard Techno [b]VENUE [/b] Mavericks – 221 Rideau Ottawa, Ontario All Ages 16+ with 19+ licensed area w/ID [b]TICKETS: [/b] $20 in Advance / More at the Door Available at : Limited Capacity - This Event Will Sell Out!!! Norml Clothing – 41 William And online on our website! [b]More info: [/b] [ www.synergyraves.com ] 1-888-RAVE-050 The Industrial Strength Records Canadian Tour Thursday April 13th - Lenny Dee & Julian Liberator @ Dagobert - Quebec City (Kanibalz Productions) Friday April 14th - Hard As Fuck:World War V - Montreal (SynergyCanada) Saturday April 15th - Industrial Strength - Ottawa (SynergyCanada) Sunday April 16th - Toronto (Embryon & TSA) |
| Added: | Sat Apr 15, 2006 @ 8:00pm by » Belldandy |
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