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Genesis launches with Binary Finary: Sydney’s new weekly trance party

By daverh 26th May, 2011

There’s nothing like a shot in the arm to shake things up and that’s exactly what Sydney is about to receive with the birth of new weekly club night, Genesis.

Liberate @ Space, Sydney (07/08/2010)

By analog feedback 12th Aug, 2010

A truly international line-up of DJs, supported by several local and interstate favourites, descended upon Space last Saturday night. The magical sounds of John 00 Fleming, M.I.K.E and Tritonal had the punters jumping for joy with lots of "hands in

Trancetribe Returns @ The Cross, Sydney (11/07/09)

By Richierich5381 17th Jul, 2009

Abundant PLUR was the order of the day, and as Teardrop wound down at 5.30am, only one question remained – when is the next one fellas?

Scott Richardson: Proving there's more to trance

By Richierich5381 6th Jul, 2009

If your interest in the trance genre runs deeper than the international heavyweights who regularly feature in the DJ Mag Top 100 each year, then Australia’s own Scott Richardson will be a name you’re already familiar with.

Sublime feat. Ferry Corsten @ Home Nightclub, Sydney (02/01/09)

By dave1986 12th Jan, 2009

On the first Friday night of the year at Sublime at Home, Sydney-siders were treated to a visit from Dutch trance pioneer Ferry Corsten. His affection for playing at Sublime is well known, and it’s safe to say it's reciprocated.

Progression Project feat. Kyau & Albert @ Tailors, Sydney (17/10/08)

By Chewporka 23rd Oct, 2008

The ever surprising new trance night Progression Project delivered its most recent instalment presenting two gigantic names from the global trance scene: Kyau & Albert (Germany) and The Viceroy (UK).

Gatecrasher @ Home Nightclub, Sydney (05/10/08)

By Chewporka 9th Oct, 2008

The Gatecrasher 'October Tune Fest' delivered an amazing day event at Home, featuring smashingly good tunes all afternoon and evening from a number of quality names including Gareth Emery, Breakfast and Mike Nichol.

Scott Richardson - June 2008

By i_have_ADD 18th Jul, 2008

Founder of Trancetribe, which has become a staple in the Australian electronic dance music movement, Scott's support and involvement with the scene has seen Scott become a respected member of the rapid moving Electronic Music world.

Progression Project @ The Civic Underground, Sydney (05/07/08)

By drumrunner 11th Jul, 2008

So who was that tard who said trance was dead? Or that it’s somehow evolved into progressive house and flown away? Not in this town baby! Progression Project has got those electrodes jacked in and the safety off.

Interview bring Aussie psy-trance

By Kat_in_Japan 21st May, 2008

The Interview crew have settled in nicely at their new home of Miss Libertine. They're back with another impressive line-up on June 13 - this time made up completely of Australian talent!

Scott Richardson: Progressing the sound

By Imperial 22nd Apr, 2008

Heading up the Trancetribe record label, the name Scott Richardson has become synonymous with trance in Sydney over the past few years.

Nexus feat. Simon Patterson & Sean Tyas @ Metropolis, Sydney (21/03/08)

By Stonkmaster 27th Mar, 2008

Ask any avid trance lover as to the leading producer in driving and uplifting trance at the moment, and the same name will inevitably be repeated: Sean Tyas.

Scott Richardson - Promo DJ Mix

By i_have_ADD 12th Feb, 2008

Founder of Trancetribe, Scott Richardson is a name that is synonymous with trance in Australia.

Transmission feat. Paul van Dyk @ State Sports Centre, Sydney (08/12/07)

By Baby700 13th Dec, 2007

Last Saturday night, Transmission handed out Paul van Dyk, Yoji Biomehanika, Showtek and amazing production as their Christmas present to the Sydney hard dance scene.

Sublime feat. Bart Claessen @ Home, Sydney (07/12/07)

By Nezzie 12th Dec, 2007

Bart Claessen may not be one of your more larger-known DJs, but that doesn't stop him from being large. This tech-trance gentleman came to Oz to prove he's worth being up there with the best.

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