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Image unavailableIt's only a few days away! The Visit is upon us... all the bits of the jigsaw of bringing Cristian over here have fallen into place, and pretty soon we'll be in a giant pulsing room filled with light and sound... Crisitan is making his way thru Wellington, Auckland, Melbourne, Sydney and Tokyo over the course of 3 weeks... a few little side missions are planned on the way, like to the hot pools in Taupo, breakfast at Eva's, a trip to Flipside and all the other essential bits... Meanwhile this weekend, warm up with what is the cream of today's house via Discotek... Bassment Jaxx, Sneak and Doc Martin...
Broadcast We're working on a revised approach to Obscure at the moment... over the next few weeks the site will change significantly, with definately less emphasis on 'what's on', not that we've had a lot anyway (see lava for listings...) and more on NZ electronic artists... The latest addition to out catalog is now available, 50Hz lush drum/bass release Cycle Hum. The VisitImage unavailable
Insect like Cristian Vogel, one of the heavyweights of the UK Bleep and Bass dance scene is visiting New Zealand, Australia and Japan February '98... We're flying Cristian Vogel through NZ and Australia, Then he's off to Japan for more gigs and some recording (he's producing a virtual band... with it's members connected across the net). The Wellington gig will be a bit of an epic... A hybrid between sweaty clubland and one of the larger warehouse styles with music across 3 rooms, one with the new traditionalism of Cristians techno, the live works of LRS and Polarity, and the best of the upcoming tech djs in welly... upstairs will be a cross section of welly's future steppers (including a live set by 50Hz), While the very refined Matterhorn will be providing shooters and a bit of a beautific chill space... In Auckland, LRS and Agent99 are making their way up to support Cristian alongside locals Mechanism, Clone and Matrix at an environmentally enhanced Herzog...SciFi house comes to Auckland... 25 Year old Cristian Vogel has prolific releases on Tresor Records of Germany (One of the definitive sources on the global techno scene) via his label Mosquito, under the No Future banner. Vogel was rated by Tresor as one of the top 6 djs internationally. No Future also houses the innovative, uncompromising and irrepressible talents of techno explorers Neil Landstrumm, Si Begg and Tobias Schmidt to name a few. Discotek
Friday, February 6th
Room 1
Room 2 On Friday, February 6th (Waitangi Day), we invite you to join us for what will undoubtably be the 'ultimate Discotek'. For the first (and probably last) time, we have a triple international bill - covering house artists from the UK, Chicago and California. In their first Australasian appearances, Brixton's leading production pair Felix Burton and Simon Ratcliffe, better known as 'Basement Jaxx' will take to the decks mixing their unique blend of the sweet & soulful to the abstract & mad - latin flavours to filtered acid. DJ Sneak returns with friend and part-time dj partner Doc Martin. These are the big men of house music; two of the most respected house producer dj's in the world. DJ Sneak shook Discotek 2 in June, playing five of the most solid hours of house ever heard on two decks in Wellington. Doc Martin educated us in '97 with his unique style of dark, hypnotic house appreciated by those who were lucky enough to attend last winter. This pair are back and promise to be bigger than ever. The Overseas Passenger Terminal will be transformed by our design team in true Discotek style. Both rooms will be filled with our trademark, crystal clear, Quinn Audio JBL sound and intelligent lighting by Martin. Local support is provided by Cian & Mu of the Fonky Monks, Zen of the Jewel Skool and Discotek residents Andee & Schmoo.
Basement Jaxx
DJ Sneak
Doc Martin
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The Visit: Cristian Vogel
The Visit: Cristian Vogel Featuring in both centres a three hour, uncompromised dj set by UKs bleep and bass speaker shock technician Cristian Vogel. With live hijinx via Polarity, LRS and Naj Dent.... Audio overload by NZ spinners Mechanism, Tjaden, Clone, Agent 99, Matrix, Shadowgirl and Dr. Cund. The Wellington visit contains a second room dedicated to break science, including fresh homegrown break programming from 50Hz and local djs Conspiracy, Softex, Mu and Ruffstep on deck control. A super fueled dual sonic sound systemed black friday of shock-o-ramic promortions Prepare for dance music to be turned on its head!
Wellington, Friday 13 February, Phoenix Theatre
The Breaks
Une Petite Electronique Soft in association with Radio Active and Creative New Zealand presents Une Petite Electronique, a series of live experimental electronic concerts during the Fringe Festival feb-March 1998. Une Petite Electronique is a lounging affair hosted in ESC's Kinetic Lounge, not only does Une Petite Electronique promise to shower its listeners in the most cutting edge electronic music in New Zealand, but Soft will provide an environment that is stylish and different from any other electronic music event you have encountered. Beware: This is not a dance party... Une Petite Electronique's focus is to move away from the dancefloor, to focus more on the performance of the music and thrill your senses with the ground breaking noises that are currently going un-noticed. The performers in Une Petite Electronique are a vast bunch of aural genii, with a collective twenty years of twiddling nobs, they are dedicated electronicans with a thirst for something different. During this four night season you will be able to enjoy the sonic research of local Wellingtonians Aspen, Jet Jaguar, Vee, Cyrus and Mu, joined from Auckland by two innovative performers and composers Short Fuse and Trigger X. There will also be live video installation from local film maker Robyn Venables. Don't miss this sequence of local flavour, 75 percent of these nights will be live and original, from techno, drum and bass, slowbeat, dub and super funky funk every night will cover a new territory in dance music, you never know you could hear the next big thing in right here on a local stage. Presales for this event are strictly limited, there will be only 50 Presales for each night as our capacity is an intimate 100. Presales are available from local dance music outlets Troubadour and Flipside and The Fringe Festival ticketing office.
Discotek The Overseas Passenger Terminal, $25 Pre-sale / $30 Door-sale
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The Visit
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Image unavailableIt's only a few days away! The Visit is upon us... all the bits of the jigsaw of bringing Cristian over here have fallen into place, and pretty soon we'll be in a giant pulsing room filled with light and sound... Crisitan is making his way thru Wellington, Auckland, Melbourne, Sydney and Tokyo over the course of 3 weeks... a few little side missions are planned on the way, like to the hot pools in Taupo, breakfast at Eva's, a trip to Flipside and all the other essential bits... Meanwhile this weekend, warm up with what is the cream of today's house via Discotek... Bassment Jaxx, Sneak and Doc Martin...
Broadcast We're working on a revised approach to Obscure at the moment... over the next few weeks the site will change significantly, with definately less emphasis on 'what's on', not that we've had a lot anyway (see lava for listings...) and more on NZ electronic artists... The latest addition to out catalog is now available, 50Hz lush drum/bass release Cycle Hum. The VisitImage unavailable
Insect like Cristian Vogel, one of the heavyweights of the UK Bleep and Bass dance scene is visiting New Zealand, Australia and Japan February '98... We're flying Cristian Vogel through NZ and Australia, Then he's off to Japan for more gigs and some recording (he's producing a virtual band... with it's members connected across the net). The Wellington gig will be a bit of an epic... A hybrid between sweaty clubland and one of the larger warehouse styles with music across 3 rooms, one with the new traditionalism of Cristians techno, the live works of LRS and Polarity, and the best of the upcoming tech djs in welly... upstairs will be a cross section of welly's future steppers (including a live set by 50Hz), While the very refined Matterhorn will be providing shooters and a bit of a beautific chill space... In Auckland, LRS and Agent99 are making their way up to support Cristian alongside locals Mechanism, Clone and Matrix at an environmentally enhanced Herzog...SciFi house comes to Auckland... 25 Year old Cristian Vogel has prolific releases on Tresor Records of Germany (One of the definitive sources on the global techno scene) via his label Mosquito, under the No Future banner. Vogel was rated by Tresor as one of the top 6 djs internationally. No Future also houses the innovative, uncompromising and irrepressible talents of techno explorers Neil Landstrumm, Si Begg and Tobias Schmidt to name a few. Discotek
Friday, February 6th
Room 1
Room 2 On Friday, February 6th (Waitangi Day), we invite you to join us for what will undoubtably be the 'ultimate Discotek'. For the first (and probably last) time, we have a triple international bill - covering house artists from the UK, Chicago and California. In their first Australasian appearances, Brixton's leading production pair Felix Burton and Simon Ratcliffe, better known as 'Basement Jaxx' will take to the decks mixing their unique blend of the sweet & soulful to the abstract & mad - latin flavours to filtered acid. DJ Sneak returns with friend and part-time dj partner Doc Martin. These are the big men of house music; two of the most respected house producer dj's in the world. DJ Sneak shook Discotek 2 in June, playing five of the most solid hours of house ever heard on two decks in Wellington. Doc Martin educated us in '97 with his unique style of dark, hypnotic house appreciated by those who were lucky enough to attend last winter. This pair are back and promise to be bigger than ever. The Overseas Passenger Terminal will be transformed by our design team in true Discotek style. Both rooms will be filled with our trademark, crystal clear, Quinn Audio JBL sound and intelligent lighting by Martin. Local support is provided by Cian & Mu of the Fonky Monks, Zen of the Jewel Skool and Discotek residents Andee & Schmoo.
Basement Jaxx
DJ Sneak
Doc Martin
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LRS... Syntax
The Visit: Cristian Vogel
The Visit: Cristian Vogel Featuring in both centres a three hour, uncompromised dj set by UKs bleep and bass speaker shock technician Cristian Vogel. With live hijinx via Polarity, LRS and Naj Dent.... Audio overload by NZ spinners Mechanism, Tjaden, Clone, Agent 99, Matrix, Shadowgirl and Dr. Cund. The Wellington visit contains a second room dedicated to break science, including fresh homegrown break programming from 50Hz and local djs Conspiracy, Softex, Mu and Ruffstep on deck control. A super fueled dual sonic sound systemed black friday of shock-o-ramic promortions Prepare for dance music to be turned on its head!
Wellington, Friday 13 February, Phoenix Theatre
The Breaks
Une Petite Electronique Soft in association with Radio Active and Creative New Zealand presents Une Petite Electronique, a series of live experimental electronic concerts during the Fringe Festival feb-March 1998. Une Petite Electronique is a lounging affair hosted in ESC's Kinetic Lounge, not only does Une Petite Electronique promise to shower its listeners in the most cutting edge electronic music in New Zealand, but Soft will provide an environment that is stylish and different from any other electronic music event you have encountered. Beware: This is not a dance party... Une Petite Electronique's focus is to move away from the dancefloor, to focus more on the performance of the music and thrill your senses with the ground breaking noises that are currently going un-noticed. The performers in Une Petite Electronique are a vast bunch of aural genii, with a collective twenty years of twiddling nobs, they are dedicated electronicans with a thirst for something different. During this four night season you will be able to enjoy the sonic research of local Wellingtonians Aspen, Jet Jaguar, Vee, Cyrus and Mu, joined from Auckland by two innovative performers and composers Short Fuse and Trigger X. There will also be live video installation from local film maker Robyn Venables. Don't miss this sequence of local flavour, 75 percent of these nights will be live and original, from techno, drum and bass, slowbeat, dub and super funky funk every night will cover a new territory in dance music, you never know you could hear the next big thing in right here on a local stage. Presales for this event are strictly limited, there will be only 50 Presales for each night as our capacity is an intimate 100. Presales are available from local dance music outlets Troubadour and Flipside and The Fringe Festival ticketing office.
Discotek The Overseas Passenger Terminal, $25 Pre-sale / $30 Door-sale
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