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One of the biggest names in British electronica during the 1990s returned to Melbourne in May with rumours of a visually awesome show preceding them.
After a 5 year break Orbital have taken on the live circuit again and are currently touring Australia. They recently bought their blissed out, dark and engrossing sounds to Melbourne for possibly the gig of the year and ITM was with them all the way.
Two industry legends together for one night only.
Pretty Simple Goodbye @ Ffour, Melbourne (26/09/09)
Not ones to leave without a bang - this weekend, you can catch Pretty Simple residents and Melbs' DJing legends, Dave Pham and Mike Callander, serve up a 5-hour jam for the last time.
The mix was taken from the recent Dave Pham & Mike Callander 5 hour performance and precedes their upcoming set as part of the Sony inthemix50 pres. Pretty Simple party that goes down July 18th.
It was a 1984 B-grade cult movie that the *Toxic Avenger*, *Simon Delacroix*, stole his name from. But there was nothing B-grade about his performance to a sold-out show at Revolver on the Queen’s Birthday Sunday.
Not long ago Christian Smith graced our shores, now it was his partner in crime's turn John Selway. Together Smith and Selway make a great production team with some recent big tunes and remixes. To make things even better, he was to play at F4.
Well what can I say it was another great night for techno in Melbourne, with an all-star line up of locals and internationals to boot, just chemcewck that line up: Kazu Kamira, Ignition Technican, Machina, Voiteck. And that was just the headline acts
A great crowd combined with fine local acts ensured Interview's 3rd birthday was a fantastic success.
In three years the Interview crew have certainly come a long way in the Melbourne dance scene. In December they celebrate their third birthday, and joining them for the party is Canberra-bred producer extraordinaire Jaytech.
Do you remember your first time? You know the feeling, a little anxious, a little nervous, a little excited all at once. Well that’s what the crew from Platform would have been feeling and then some, leading up to their first T-Party.
You know when you have had one of those weeks where there the world just fucks you over, all that you want is for the weekend to arrive and to just loose your self in the music you love?
The Melbourne Techno Collective return after nearly 5 months out of the scene for a double dose of techno action as part of Brown Alley’s In Rotation project on Friday 11 July.
While Mulero may have failed to show after an unfortunate accident, last Saturday proved that for ultimate audio satisfaction all Melburnians need do is look local.
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