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See you there.
1402 east pike 10$ to get in 21 and over and if you wish to drink we will chat at the door. Peace Killer B
also I would like to thank the artists that are playing this show! YOU ALL ROCK!

BIG

large!!

Havent been to that venue in a long time, nice intimate place, we threw a couple shows there. Great setting for dubstep

Can't wait to come and visit Seattle!

Thanks jdubz cant wait for this one.. and although forward is good I think sideways is more fun.. Forward has become unclear.. anyway Love to you
B

gee whiz, no mention of me....


Time to go cut some people....right in the throat!

Milanese

Billy Hologram has nothing on this Noise Bass bastard of the UK. Milanese has brought some of the best music to Warp Records and Planet Mu with "1up" and "Extend" to define a genre of Dubstep that polarizes fans. His brand of Noise, IDM and Bass music flattens dances floors across Europe, making him a frightening force in the Dubstep scene. He makes no compromises with his vision and not faultering to genre stereo types. If you are looking boring wobble bass and simple beats, look elsewhere. If you want intense bass lines syncopated with icey synths, neck breaking beats, then lay down your neck on the chopping block and close those weeping eyes.
http://www.myspace.com/milanese1

Cursed Chimera

A spectical and skeptical of all genres of electronics, the cursed one finds all other imitators fowling at his feet. Throwing down his latest Dubstep "The Great Caldune" on Insectmind and Glitch Collaboration with Nichts on Clinical Archives. Brutal live shows of PowerNoise, Industrial and Dubstep with a touch of emotional catastrophes, Cursed Chimera will prove why he's the most dominating force in electronic music today.
http://www.myspace.com/djlamp

Cyrus

UK producer from the Team of Random Trio, Cyrus has been djing the low end as early as 1998. Making his name in the clubs world wide throwing down the best in Garage, Dubstep and UK hiphop. You can here his Bass supreme mixes on Subfm.com. Kiss and Radio 1. He's one of the best UK djs, do you need any other reason to come out? I didn't think so.
http://www.myspace.com/randomtrio

The Milkman

Laying it down heavy as one half of the Insectmind Hive Royalty, The Milkman has a distinct ability to play the best of unreleased dubs by new and up coming producers. Not a lightweight at the mixing console either, Milky likes to explore the future sounds of Dubstep and has a heavy background in IDM as well. The future of Insectmind looks bright and we can thank our starship captain for keep us on course to the Bass homeworld!
http://www.myspace.com/lunarmoduleseattle

Clobber
Excellent music from a great Dubstep producer.

why thank you oh cursed one... I was just dancing in my livingroom to one of your tunes off the great caldune! that was until I hit my hand on a chair.. Kinda sick today and so I guess my balance is off. anyway..

I may have forgotten to mention that there will also be an art showing at this show! Two different artists will be hanging there art for show and sale....
One female one male... The female artists name is Amalie Safford
She is a painter writer and photograher. You can see some of here work on my myspace page. And the male is named Barry Little he is a music maker..of organic and non organic sound painter and well he told me today he gets on the mic I am thinking about having him do a bit on the radio show we have on globalvortexradio.com His card reads ARTIST ANY IDEA ANYTIME! Which makes me happy. So thats all for now there are a few more things in store But I will leave that to those attending the show.!
Peace Killer B

the cursed one always pleases.......and teases


I look forward to the ark exhibit at the show, something that is talked about not executed very often at shows.

double post

http://www.thestranger.com/seattle/Cont ... =668949&ms

May the Bass God Bless Dave Segal from The Stranger.

CursedC wrote:http://www.thestranger.com/seattle/Cont ... =668949&ms

May the Bass God Bless Dave Segal from The Stranger.

that article was the shit. i was surprised when the stranger did a write-up for the kode9 show a while back, but this was a shocker. i was sitting at the bar last night thumbing through the rag when i noticed it and almost fell off my bar stool. i love his description of caramel cognac:

"Caramel Cognac," which drops a dainty Lilith Fair vocal amid crisp, crunchy beats and colonic-ready bass frequencies.

really goddamn weird to see that sentence in print let alone in the stranger

Thank You for the radio show get down! I am stoked... Attmay was over today we are back in the studio 303 will rise again!

WORD T and Killer B

put your shirt on, turkey! wish i was there for the gig