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HARD Summer Festival : July 19, 2008
Downtown LA will see the HARD Summer music Festival invade the Shrine Auditorium. Should be pretty bad ass.
From the site:
LOS ANGELES -- Harder. Better. Faster. Stronger. HARD returns with the Summer Music Festival, going down July 19, 2008 at the Shine Expo Hall in downtown Los Angeles.
The inaugural event, HARD NYE, made headlines as the New Year rang in with headliners Justice, Peaches and 2 Live Crew. This summer's all-night spectacular will include 2 stages and boast a genre-bending line-up, featuring N.E.R.D, MSTRKRFT, Spank Rock, Kid Sister, A-Trak, Steve Aoki, The Bloody Beetroots, Kill The Noise and many more. If you thought NYE was impressive, prepare to be destroyed this summer.
Tickets are on sale now. As a HARD e-mail insider you should have received a private pre-sale discount code -- this code is currently active and we have been lucky enough to have TM extend it for a few days. If you're not yet a subscriber (it's free), submit your email in the box to the right and stay tuned! Downtown LA will see the HARD Summer music Festival invade the Shrine Auditorium. Should be pretty bad ass. From the site: ... more -
Fix Extended Play 3/25/08
In this week's Fix Extended Play we travel to Detroit to uncover the Motor Citys most cutting-edge hip hop MCs and producers Guilty Simpson and Black Milk. Indie beat maker YACHT personally takes the Fix on a whirlwind 2 minute and 49 second tour of a day in his uniquely creative life. Also, super group Neon Neon (one part Boom Bip and one part Super Furry Animal, Gruf Rhys) guest hosts the Daily Fix and give us their take the scoop on Spank Rock, one of hip hops most exciting and naughtiest new acts. Finally keep your eyes peeled for surprises from Paul wall, DJ duo MSTRKRFT, UK soul-stress Adele, The Kills and Eef Barzelay. In this week's Fix Extended Play we travel to Detroit to uncover the Motor Citys most cutting-edge hip hop MCs and producers Guilty ... more
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Fix Extended Play
The Fix Extended Play brings you the best in music today in a weekly half hour anthology that incorporates chapters from Current TV's music programming. This week we premiere a VC2 pod on Florida's Radical Face, catch up with Diplo, Spoon, and MSTRKRFT and show you the second in the All Eyes series, All Eyes On My Morning Jacket. Fix friend Moby also stops by to guest host the Daily Fix and give us an education on Bauhaus, both the band and the architectural movement. The Fix Extended Play brings you the best in music today in a weekly half hour anthology that incorporates chapters from Current TV's ... more
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SF Noise Pop Festival - Electropop feat. MSTRKRFT
Saturday night will feature electro/rock hybrid MSTRKRFT. The duo of JFK and ALP have been breaking down the musical boundaries between punk, electro, disco, and more since their work with rock project, Death From Above 1979. Since then, MSTRKRFT has released their well received debut LP "The Looks," remixed tracks for the likes of Justice, Chromeo, and Armand Van Helden (to name a few), and excited dance floors the world over with their extraordinary performances. Expect a new album from MSTRKRFT soon!
Electropop will also feature a number of local talents, including blasthaus residents. And along with the musical portion of the festival, the two-night showcase will include interactive art installations by Bay Area new media artists along with blasthaus' low-tech gaming initiative BOLT (Bureau of Low Technology). Come be a part of history with Electropop, the first annual electronic music showcase at Noisepop Music, Film and Arts Festival.
DOORS 9P
21+ up
MIGHTY
119 UTAH ST
$20 DOOR
http://www.blasthaus.com Saturday night will feature electro/rock hybrid MSTRKRFT. The duo of JFK and ALP have been breaking down the musical boundaries betwee... more -
SF: MSTRKRFT @Mighty 3/1
Before the Ed Banger crew began taking the sounds of Daft Punk's Discovery and flipping them inside-out, Toronto's MSTRKRFT (pronounced like "Master Craft") had the equation down pat. Formed from the remains of Death From Above 1979, the duo of Jesse Keeler and Al-P began dropping gritty club anthems full of fuzzy synths and seductive beats in 2004 -- years before French-based acts like Justice, Uffie, and Sebastian scored dance floor hits. Before the Ed Banger crew began taking the sounds of Daft Punk's Discovery and flipping them inside-out, Toronto's MSTRKRFT (pronounce... more
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MSTRKRFT
Remixes. Athletic shoes. Sexy robots. DJs Al-P and Jesse Keeler have moved at a rapid pace in the music business. In less than a year they went from quitting the band Death From Above 1979 to scoring a new record deal as the electronic duo MSTRKRFT, then on to curating their own national tour AND having Puma name a very limited edition shoe after them. This is their story as told from a rooftop. Remixes. Athletic shoes. Sexy robots. DJs Al-P and Jesse Keeler have moved at a rapid pace in the music business. In less than a year ... more
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