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"The musical equivalent of putting seven glowsticks in a blender."
Tribe has lifted Melbourne’s standard for broken beat events with a fantastic lineup, creative, genre defying sets, great sound and wicked decor. The funkier and lighter atmosphere is exactly what Melbourne’s broken beat scene has been waiting for.
Now the DJ/producer dude is stepping up his game with a brand new audio/visual production that offers goods for both the ears and the eyes.
The Melbourne party crews called truce and met again to bring one of the hottest and most enjoyed acts back down to Brown Alley, the UK’s Stanton Warriors.
To celebrate his new album, Melbourne's breakbeat specialist Nick Thayer is set to bring his DJ/AV show to regular haunt Revolver Upstairs this Saturday 3 July.
After experiencing Edge of Colour live, I can safely assure people this electronic duo encompass every aspect of the definitions of which their name derives.
Breaks experts Stanton Warriors break the house down alongside fellow Against the Grain record label artists Skool of Thought and Adsorb, giving its Melbourne crowd a night to remember...
If there was any ever doubt, breaks is still slamming, and School of Thought and Drumattic Twins are still on the top of their game.
Never one to follow trends, Nick grew up on a steady diet of Queen and Peter Gabriel whilst still joining others moshing to Nirvana and Pearl Jam.
When it comes to the breakbeat sound down under they don’t get much bigger, bolder and brighter than Nick Thayer.
It's been a year since the last offering of Breakbeat Bass from Passenger Records, the label owned and run by scene veterans Aquasky.
Just some old fashioned flood lights, strobes and disco balls, with the best music we have heard in our lifetime all krafted into the perfect party.
Passenger release 'This Way Up' is a new album project that looks to be one of the most exciting in the breakbeat genre this year.
The Adelaide Breaks Collective came into existence when a group of local DJs thought they would do better to join forces and work together, rather than promoting themselves individually and competing against one another.
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