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Rukkuz Room


EVOL INTENT
LA//NY Evol Intent Recordings

** SPECIAL SET**

Over the last few years, Evol Intent has emerged as one of the leading forces in the United States Drum and Bass movement. Both as a label and as a production trio, Evol Intent are considered some of the biggest up and coming talents in the entire dnb industry. Hailing from Atlanta, Georgia the crew consists of Knick, Gigantor and The Enemy. Apart from being a production outfit, Evol Intent also owns and operates their own label, which functions as an outlet for their own work as well as like-minded artists

http://www.myspace.com/evolintent

MAYHEM
Atlanta // Sdr, Ram Records, Human Imprint,Vision Records

Founder of Shadow-Law Recordings and well known for tracks like "Moonway Renegade [Ft Noisia]”, which graced Andy C's Ram Records reaching 1 spots on both Radio 1 and 1xtra's single of the week charts in addition to hitting 2 on the official UK dance charts; "Exodus [Ft Noisia]",which saw the 1st collaboration with legendary Hip Hop MC KRS-1 in Drum + Bass Music in over 10 years since the seminal "Digital" was produced with Goldie. Mayhem is Currently working on his debut LP entitled “Into Oblivion”, producing Dubstep records for Subway Recordings and Argon Records, as well as Electro/Nu Disco records for Le Castle Vania's Always Never imprint under the alias Rrrump.

Read more: http://www.myspace.com/mayhemslr#ixzz0ybhJE1yI

NTRLD
Play Me Recs // Rukkuz Muzic

JAMAL
Badman Press // Hot N Heavy Recs

ARIZE
NocturnalismSF // Rukkuz Muzic


Emcee Child / Mx Zezo



Compression Room

Badnb Artists // LoveEvolution Fundraiser // In Basement

AYE~N

Audio Angel
Canadub
Frankie
Kinetik
Lukeino
The Colonel MC
The Doctor
Salokin
Sharp

Starting this Monday through the fall season, Blu nightclub presents "Battle of the DJ's"!

DJ's, this is your chance to strut your style on a massive EAW Avalon system and compete for a paid headlining slot at our annual Freakers Ball Halloween event! There will be tons of swag giveaways for our competitors and it falls on our favorite night of the week, $1 Drink Mondays!



Any style of Dance Music is acceptable, we want to see you rock the crowd! So keep in mind we will be judging on all aspects from skill, to crowd reaction.. Please come prepared to play anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour. Sets will be judged by myself, the management, and from what we hear from the crowd.

Please email mixedlive@gmail.com if you want to sign up for the competition. You must be 21 to enter this battle, sorry kids!

>>Everyone should have off MONDAY for Labor Day so it's an awesome night for a party<<





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THE TOWNHOUSE WILL BE TRANSFORMED INTO A TROPICAL BEACH & JUNGLE!!

RSVP HERE:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=154246347925682


Summer is coming to an end.
It's been a great one with tons of great parties, new friends and hazy memories.

To celebrate,
SHAUN SLAUGHTER (Fuck Fridays & Lipstick)
ADAM J (Press Fridays)
and TAYLOR (Fuck Fridays)
have ganged up to throw one hell of a TROPICAL BASS SEND OFF.

JANY (Busted), our person in charge of all things weird, decorative and interesting will be decking the place out in
palm fronds, tiki lamps + pagodas, making the bar into a cabana and hell adding sand if need be, to make you feel
like you're in the tropics for one more solid summer night of letting go and having fun.

Along with that their will be a special tropical drink/food menu!

Some of the speciality drinks:

ALL ONLY $3!

• Sand Storm •
- Malibu and Midori
- Cranberry
- Splash of grenadine

• Coco Banana •
- Banana schnapps
- Kahlua
- Chocolate liqueur
- Coconut vodka

• Fantasy Island •
- Citrus vodka
- Pineapple liqueur
- Peach schnapps
- Orange juice

• Tangerita •
- Silver tequila
- Cointreau
- Tangerine scnapps
- Lime juice
- Salted rim

SHAUN, ADAM AND TAYLOR have whipped up an intoxicating blend of tropical bass,
worldly house and other coastal synth stuff to get you feeling loooose and great!

It's a mere $5 all night and $3 if you RSVP!
STARTS AT 9
21+

IT'S THE RETURN OF SACRAMENTO'S NOTORIOUS UNDERGROUND
G R A V E Y A R D S H I F T
1 0 . 3 0 . 2 0 1 0
| House | Electro | DNB | Dubstep | Breaks |




Last year's party was insane in the membrane and if it goes off 50% as big as it did last year it's still gonna be crackin. Some great costumes, some great music and a barrel of laughs. I took my work friends to this last year and converted them into fans of house music. We partied untill deep into the night with the older crowd and enjoyed ourselves to the bone. Teaser flyer up and full line up to be released soon.

Tickets never went on sale and promotions were never staged, but a planned headlining concert by electronic artist Tiësto is the center of a seven-figure civil suit filed against the city of Los Angeles on Friday. Local dance promoter Insomniac Inc. claims the city breached its contract when it canceled what would have been an Oct. 30 concert by the well-known trance artist in the West Hall of the Los Angeles Convention Center. On Monday, the mayor’s office referred requests for comments to the convention center, and a spokeswoman for the facility said no statement or comment would be forthcoming. In its filing, Insomniac -- the company that also staged the now-controversial two-day Electric Daisy Carnival in and around L.A. Memorial Coliseum in late June -- claims that the city did not have proper cause to terminate the concert, for which tickets were to go on sale Aug. 17. Insomniac writes in its complaint that the city cited the rampant use of the drug Ecstasy at Electric Daisy, as well as the death of a teenage girl who attended the concert and died of a suspected overdose, as its reasons for calling off the Tiësto appearance. In its claims for damages, Insomniac cited more than a dozen recent deaths at or after major music or sporting events, including that of a 27-year-old man who died after being punched at a Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim game, essentially arguing that the Tiësto appearance was unfairly singled out because of public perceptions of dance and electronic rave-like concerts. “Events like [Electric Daisy] and the Tiësto concert are held at legal venues and are planned in conjunction with law enforcement and medical personnel,” reads the claim. “[The Convention Center’s] unilateral termination of the contract will send the wrong message by suppressing the popularization of electronic music, encouraging it to revert back to its underground, unsafe beginnings.” Insomniac is asking for damages of at least $1,015,180, citing a loss of profit of $436,250 and an estimated production cost of $668,750. Court documents state that Tiësto was guaranteed $250,000 for the single-night event. The artist’s management, Complete Control, did not respond to requests for comment. Insomniac, which promoted five sold-out Tiësto shows in and around Los Angeles in 2008 and 2009, noted that its planned convention center event was no different from Sunday’s concert at the Hollywood Bowl, which featured dance act the Chemical Brothers. “I can’t help but draw comparisons to the ’80s movie classic ‘Footloose,’ where dancing and rock music were banned,” Insomniac founder Pasquale Rotella is quoted in a statement. The company believed as recently as Aug. 4 that the Tiësto concert was a go, but less than two weeks later, the city returned Insomniac’s second rental payment of $14,400. “If this breach is allowed to stand, Insomniac will be known as a promoter that cannot follow through on its commitments,” reads the filing. “As a result, artists of Tiësto’s caliber may henceforth by unwilling to contract with Insomniac.” A copy of Insomniac’s rental agreement with the convention center notes that the city may terminate the contract for the reason of “good cause.” Should it do so, reads the contract, the “tenant agrees to waive and forgo any and all claims for damages against City by reason of such termination... Tenant shall have no recourse of any kind against city.” The dance community has faced strict scrutiny in Los Angeles since the Electric Daisy Carnival, which drew an estimated crowd of 80,000 to 100,000 people per day, and led to more than 100 hospitalizations. Two days after the event, 15-year-old Sasha Rodriguez died of suspected drug-related causes. The Coliseum Commission then imposed a temporary ban on rave contracts, although three events scheduled for the remainder of 2010 were granted approval to continue. The commission -- the joint state, county and city panel that oversees the venue -- has, however, imposed new restrictions on the promoters of dance events. Going forward, promoters must enforce a strict age limit of 18 by checking identification, hire a team of emergency-room doctors to work on-site and warn rave-goers about the dangers of the illegal drug Ecstasy. The July 17 electronic-focused Hard L.A., which was to feature appearances by M.I.A. and Die Antwoord, among others, was canceled, and promoter Gary Richards noted that the city forced “a lot of extra stipulations and requirements” that “resulted in unforeseen costs to the event.” A heavily policed Aug. 7 festival, Hard Summer, went off as planned, and resulted in only four arrests. An Aug. 21 dance concert at the L.A. Sports Arena didn’t fare as well, resulting in more than 80 arrests and three hospitalizations. -- Todd Martens

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Tantra, LovEvolution Live & Golden Voice Present:

October 2nd, 2010

The Warfield Theatre

An unforgettable night of music and dance featuring:

Hallucinogen (Live)

Shpongle (DJ Set)

Infected Mushroom (Live and Classical Mushroom DJ Set)

Dissolve (Live)

Liam Shy (DJ Set)

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Tickets:

http://goldenvoice.com/shows/details/?id=28529

Also available at the Warfield Box Office

http://thewarfieldtheatre.com/ticketing.php



Doors at 8pm, music from 8:30pm until 4am

982 Market Street

San Francisco, CA 94102

18+ // 21 to Drink

http://www.tantrasf.com