Forgive me, for I have taken awhile to post back.
Lots of stuff going on, including moving into a new home and the month of stress that’s entailed.
It’s good to be settled now, though. So far, September and October have been far more interesting than I imagined, and there has been a lot of change for the good. I’ve been dabbling in some new tunes, and cooking up some tracky tools to combine in live situations, but it’s still been kinda slow. If you keep an eye on the soundcloud then perhaps you’ve heard it…or perhaps that’s how you got here.
Damn, now that I’m sitting here doing this, I feel like I’ve got loads to talk about, but I’m also burning to cut these mixes up from a show my friends and I played at in the summer. The first was great, the second a bit dead, but fun. Fantastic mixes though, across the board. We all really need to be more insistent on working the promos and “right” people, although so often with this area, it’s a sludgy, steep, uphill battle, with mortar shells coming at you from above, lol.
Nonetheless, there’s a burgeoning techno scene in the southeast…let’s check some parties:
On the 22nd, in Knoxville, TN there is Octobertech, with local vets Mark B, Stephen Thomas, Gregory Alan, and The Funnel.
Do a little Halloween pre-gaming a week ahead of time, bring out the urinal and keg costumes, it’s the Longbranch!
Then give a peek at the Halloween party in Louisville, KY. Nice job guys. Woody McBride and Stewart Walker will be playing there on the 31st atHellhouse V . And where the hell else can you go hear some quality techno on the 31st and just pay $5 (well, if you wear a costume ;)). We’ve got places that are charging $20-$40 for some less-than-thrilling prospects. Mr. Lou, who works with Brad T as Project Massive (the subs!), will be doing the sound for this one, so look forward to something worth listening to. Awesome sound is so underrated.
That’s all for now, I’m tired of typing. Time to work out the ears and mind some more.