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If any series was going to bottle what Deetron does in clubs, it had to be Balance.
The sprawling tracklist for Deetron's 'Balance' two-parter looks the business. Naturally.
Speaking to inthemix last night, Swiss DJ-producer Deetron revealed some stellar news.
As far as party spots go, they don’t come much better than Marrickville Bowling Club. Insulated from the rabble of Saturday night in the city, it’s always warm and welcoming under the copper ceiling.
For Sam Geiser, better known to dancefloor enthusiasts as Deetron, there are almost limitless possibilities in DJing.
Soulwax, Tiga, The Aston Shuffle and more give their thoughts to inthemix about dance music's gradual shift into the live arena, why it's happened and where to go from here.
Swiss production gun Deetron is returning to these parts in September and October for some more heavy-duty dancefloor sessions.
The weekly Club Club night had managed to pull Deetron back to Sydney for a two-hour set on the weekend, and the twentysomething turntable wizard has been on the international club scene since the early 90s.
Twisted is an album of beautiful and melodic tracks for the dance floor.
Honkytonks plays host to one of the Swedish techno kings Deetron.
With an Australian tour looming, we can expect his own unique brand of booty shakin electronica to fill clubs and empty water bottles across the nation in the coming months. If you know real Techno, you know Deetron aka Sam Geiser.
News just came in that final and correct tour dates for the Deetron tour have just been announced. Deetron will be taking on shows in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne in September.
What do you get when you mix a big crowd, cheap beer, nipple sucking, Spinning Lady, Brisbane's biggest techno exports and one of Switzerland's hottest techno DJs? MELT of course!
The Mainline Express switched to the Eastern Suburbs line last Friday, pulling into Bondi Junction with a tender chock-full of techno fuel for lucky us. Top of the bill were a couple of Europeans, Deetron and Justin Berkovi, both of whom came highly recom
In a secret laboratory tucked away in Bern, Switzerland, scientists invented an extremely lethal weapon of massive destruction using hyper-genetics and thought-control through tonalities and far-reaching frequencies. The project was labeled the 'D-tron b
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