tigerbass!!!

tigerbeat6 presents:

TIGERBASS!!! Friday Feb 27th @ Scala

rave! bass! electro! punk! techno! grime! 

massive live act:
dDamage (FR, Planet-Mu, Tigerbass)

super special guests:
Leonard de Leonard (FR, Ekler ‘O Shock)
Kanji Kinetic (UK, Rag & Bone, Electrostimulation,Rwina)


and resident DJ’s: Kid606 (Tigerbeat6), 
Sly 1, Mr. Ouzo & Lil Jean(Birthday Party)

11pm 
FRIEDRICHSTRAßE 112A / 10117 BERLIN-MITTE
U6 ORANIENBURGER TOR

http://maps.google.com/?q=Friedrichstrasse+112+a,+10117+Berlin,+Germany&ie=UTF8&z=16&g=Friedrichstrasse+112+a,+10117+Berlin,+Germany&iwloc=addr

links
http://www.myspace.com/ddamage
http://www.myspace.com/djkanji
http://www.myspace.com/leonizer
www.tiger-bass.com
www.tigerbeat6.com


kanji kinetic bio, free tunes and blog love:
http://thecurbcrawlers.com/blog/2008/01/03/kanji-kinetic/
http://palmsout.blogspot.com/2008/01/kanji-kinetic.html
http://www.iheartcomix.com/blog-tags/kanji-kinetic

« Already being championed globally by the likes of Drop The Lime, Tayo, Rico Tubbs and Starkey. After a short period of drum & bass production, Kanji began creating high-energy 4x4 and dubstep beats with influences ranging from oldskool rave, drum & bass and chiptune, united by monstrous basslines. Mary Anne Hobbs likes the EP so much she recently opened her show with ‘Shut Up’ and the EP is already attracting excited reactions from Si Begg, Radioactive Man, Fact Magazine, Blackmass Plastics, Hyponik, Subeena and El Kano. »

dDAmage!
In the last 8 years, the dDamage Bros have dropped bomb after bomb on their way to destroy the music of their time. And they’re still moving.

2008. The name is « 100% HATE », and it’s a quantum leap for dDamage’s music. It’s still iconoclastic and all, but in a more accessible and legible way. It’s also a revolution in production style: the stabler, harsher basis of the beat enables us to hear their music from a new perspective. On « JB Savage », snare drums and hi-hats are still cracking up galore but the overdriven bass-synth acts as a spinal column. « Drop Them Bitches » is a nervous, bristly loop, animated with paradoxical funk. At a time when dance music is obsessed with software fuzz and unrelent noise intensity, « 100% Hate » chooses to station its energy on the pleasure of adrenaline fused sequencing, where every event plays the part of an electric shock or a burning jolt. The sound of the record is that of a love for machines, and for the rough sounds of the truants who have been nourishing the unquenchable spirit of electronic music from day 1. And no ones nourishes it better than dDamage. As long as they’ll keep doing so, their input will remain essential.


DOWNLOAD dDAMAGE’s set on Mary anne hobbs BBC radio 1 show: http://opendirect.free.fr/myspace/dDamage_BBC_mix.mp3