Halloween Spectacular~! Outdoors so don't forget a coat! 20.00 per carload.
DJs: Frankie Bones: Godfather of the Underground, Screamer Clauz, Dr. Giff, Housefucker, GGJim, FreeK and more!
Performances: Bloody HARDCORE Battle! GGJim vs Screamer Clauz! Who will blow your mind first?!!!
Halloween!
Info: (314)667-3237
Venue: Call (314)667-3237 Day of Event
Tickets: 20.00 per carload
Time: 9pm - 5am
Visuals: GGJim, Screamer Clauz, DKSTL and Company.
Lighting: DKSTL and Company.
Sound: DKSTL and Company.
HEADLINERS:
FRANKIE BONES
NEW YORK
eastmusicgroup.com
Frankie Bones, often termed the "Godfather" of the rave scene, has spent more than two-thirds of his life devoted to electronic music. He got a start earlier than most; at only eleven years of age Bones had what he deems his first true experience in 'clubbing.' Every Saturday from that fateful day in May 1978 until 1982, Bones went to Roll-A-Palace, a roller-skating rink in Brooklyn with a dancefloor and "forward thinking" DJs, as he puts it. "There [i] learned the basic concepts of how to format music from being a regular patron on a weekly basis." By the summer of 1979, at the age of twelve, Bones had already wired two turntables to the same stereo to enable him to start the next record while the one playing faded out. "My father found a box called a 1-4 Audio splitter which was a mixer with four slides marked Audio 1-4 and that was it. The art of mixing came by accident when I took two 45s of "Good Times" and extended the chorus. My BSR turntables had no pitch control so matching the beat of the same song was easy."
His legendary STORMraves in Brooklyn in the '90s have earned him the reputation as a pioneer of rave culture. "Frankie Bones introduced raves by throwing a series of big underground parties. They were known as the STORMraves. Many promotors give Bones credit as the founding father of raves in America. It was at one of these Storm Raves that Bones gave a very important speech after one of his very powerful sets. He explained what the scene was about and why he had brought it to NY: peace, love, unity, and respect. When he finished everybody in the warehouse waved their hands in the air in complete unity. For many it was the most beautiful speech anyone has ever heard," says one attendee. From Prodigy to LTJ Bukem to Carl Cox, some of the best talent to emerge in the global scene has attributed Bones as an inspiration. Playing cutting edge music without gimmicks or limitations, Bones does not follow trends or try to create them. "I do not go for a look or a style," he says. "Fashion goes in and out of style; passion and dedication never go out of style. I love what I do and I have loved what I have been doing."
An international DJ legend, Bones was not only the only American DJ to play the original U.K. circuit during the summers of '88 and '89, but played Berlin's infamous Love Parade in 1997, after his tracks influenced 1990 and 1991's Love Parade themes: "The Future is Ours" and "My House is Your House." Spreading his influence at home and abroad, Bones has also lent his inspiration and renown to motion pictures and literature documenting the electronic music scene. The films "Modulations", "Better Living Through Circuitry" and "Maestro", in which Bones appears, secure him as a pioneer in this culture, while the books "Rave America" and "Generation Ecstasy", go into detail about how Bones' STORMraves paved the way for the Mid-west scene as well as the rest of the country.
Now years after the STORMraves, Frankie stands as an army of one in a war against commercialism. His weapon of choice is 2 Technics 1200s and his 12"s are his ammunition - committed to cutting the B.S. out of his music (when you take the B.S. out of B.O.N.E.S., what are you left with? - ONE). His latest CD, a mix of all original tracks, does just that. As true to his roots as ever, Bones, an astute philosopher and a true New Yorker, says, "I am an army of one, and if I call you son, realize I am just having fun. So salute a soldier and pay attention 'til my lesson is done. You may learn something."
SCREAMER CLAUZ
PENNSYLVANIA
deadlyproductionsrecords.com
Someday I hope to obtain a Funky Bunch so that I could be as cool as Marky Mark. Or maybe just have Tony Danza join my group, cause he's the boss you know. Sounds like: dead Bodies & Banana's, they do a body good! oh wait thats milk. Speedcore/Terrorcore/Gabber/Hardcore Techno but not really because of the lack of using Full Metal Jacket samples and/or samples of people saying fuck a lot.
SUPPORTING TALENT:
Notorious Nino - Chicago,IL. - Tech House
Dr. Gif - Edwardsville,IL. - Breaks
Auxilix - ST.Louis,MO. - Drum n Bass
GG Jim - ST.Louis,MO. - Snuffcore
Housefucker - ST.Louis,MO. - Hard Techno
FreeK - ST.Louis,MO. - Industrial
ST.LOUIS, MO
ALL AGES
$20.00 PER CARLOAD
INFO LINE - (314) 667 - 3237
10-29-08, 12:53 AM
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