[ldn] 25.04.09:run v Delete w Ramadanman, Spatial, DubKult
Posted: Tue Apr 07, 2009 11:11 am
RUNSOUNDS & DELETE
Saturday April 25 // Undisclosed London Location
featuring:
Ramadanman (Hessle Audio, Soul Jazz, Apple Pips)
Dub Kult [LIVE] (Living, Traum, Arcola)
Spatial (Infrasonics)
Chris Box (Runsounds, Netaudio)
Mr Smith (Delete, Alt Recordings)
Russell Skellon (Runsounds, After-Dinner)
Tone Def (Delete, Alt Recordings)
www.deletetechno.com
www.runsounds.com
Long have Delete and Runsounds admired each other coyly from opposite ends of the South, with their delectable selections of leftfield dance operators and come-one-come-all party spirit. It was only a matter of time before they made the move to link arms and skip into the flourishing field of nightlife together. And trust us, it's been worth the wait.
Convening in London for a night of simply massive proportions, the conjoined team has muscled together a truly gargantuan line-up that once again places both parties at the vanguard of the UK scene.
Ramadanman is truly a visionary in the contemporary dubstep circle. Not content with releases for the likes of Soul Jazz and Apple Pips, he also runs one of the most essential young UK labels, Hessle Audio. With his sound, it's all about rhythm - sparse, icy details skirting around staggered, heavyweight drums that drive a hook straight into your cerebral cortex and won't let go until you've been left a mumbling, twitching mess. The raw power of his music has received plaudits both within and outside of the dubstep fraternity. It never hurts to mention that Ricardo Villalobos deemed it fit to open his set at Time Warp 2008 with not one but two Ramadan' belters. Put simply, the boy got skills.
It also gives us great pleasure to be playing host once again to Neilon Pitamber, better known as dub KULT. A trooper of the UK techno scene, he has consistently forged his own path, avoiding the trends and trappings of others to create a distinctly psychedelic sound. His live set is a true testament to the transcendental nature of experimental techno.
As if two heavyweight guests weren't enough, we also have the pleasure of presenting to you the mighty Spatial. Having circled London for some time, this year his own vision for pristine micro-step groove is being unleashed through the Infrasonics imprint, and already the shockwaves are being felt all over the world.
Add to that the combined might of the Delete and Run residents, and this session is certain to create some kind of mass-hysterical future-shock madness the likes of which London has never before experienced. While the prospect might be daunting, the sound will re-arrange your organs in an orderly fashion and leave your senses gagging for more.
We don't think you deserve any less.
Much love,
The Runsounds & Delete Party Coalition x
More info and updates here:
http://www.facebook.com/inbox/readmessa ... 069&ref=ts
Saturday April 25 // Undisclosed London Location
featuring:
Ramadanman (Hessle Audio, Soul Jazz, Apple Pips)
Dub Kult [LIVE] (Living, Traum, Arcola)
Spatial (Infrasonics)
Chris Box (Runsounds, Netaudio)
Mr Smith (Delete, Alt Recordings)
Russell Skellon (Runsounds, After-Dinner)
Tone Def (Delete, Alt Recordings)
www.deletetechno.com
www.runsounds.com
Long have Delete and Runsounds admired each other coyly from opposite ends of the South, with their delectable selections of leftfield dance operators and come-one-come-all party spirit. It was only a matter of time before they made the move to link arms and skip into the flourishing field of nightlife together. And trust us, it's been worth the wait.
Convening in London for a night of simply massive proportions, the conjoined team has muscled together a truly gargantuan line-up that once again places both parties at the vanguard of the UK scene.
Ramadanman is truly a visionary in the contemporary dubstep circle. Not content with releases for the likes of Soul Jazz and Apple Pips, he also runs one of the most essential young UK labels, Hessle Audio. With his sound, it's all about rhythm - sparse, icy details skirting around staggered, heavyweight drums that drive a hook straight into your cerebral cortex and won't let go until you've been left a mumbling, twitching mess. The raw power of his music has received plaudits both within and outside of the dubstep fraternity. It never hurts to mention that Ricardo Villalobos deemed it fit to open his set at Time Warp 2008 with not one but two Ramadan' belters. Put simply, the boy got skills.
It also gives us great pleasure to be playing host once again to Neilon Pitamber, better known as dub KULT. A trooper of the UK techno scene, he has consistently forged his own path, avoiding the trends and trappings of others to create a distinctly psychedelic sound. His live set is a true testament to the transcendental nature of experimental techno.
As if two heavyweight guests weren't enough, we also have the pleasure of presenting to you the mighty Spatial. Having circled London for some time, this year his own vision for pristine micro-step groove is being unleashed through the Infrasonics imprint, and already the shockwaves are being felt all over the world.
Add to that the combined might of the Delete and Run residents, and this session is certain to create some kind of mass-hysterical future-shock madness the likes of which London has never before experienced. While the prospect might be daunting, the sound will re-arrange your organs in an orderly fashion and leave your senses gagging for more.
We don't think you deserve any less.
Much love,
The Runsounds & Delete Party Coalition x
More info and updates here:
http://www.facebook.com/inbox/readmessa ... 069&ref=ts
