suppoz
05-19-2006, 02:55 PM
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Please join us for the final night of Holothree, the Holocene 3 year anniversary party, feauring:
Bodycode (aka Portable / Ghostly Int'l (http://www.ghostlyinternational.com/) / Lisbon)
Sutekh (Context (http://www.context.fm) / San Francisco)
Brian Foote (Nudge, Kranky / Chicago)
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Suppoz (Techno Sol (http://suppoz.com/technosol) / PDX)
http://suppoz.com/parties/holothreeSaturdayPoster.jpg
Bodycode (http://www.ghostly.com/1.0/artists/bodycode/index.shtml)
Lisbon, Portugal-based Alan Abrahams has earned a lot of attention lately. His albums as Portable for the Background and ~scape imprints have garnered near-universal acclaim for their deft fusion of tribal rhythms and a modern micro-house sensibility. For his first LP as Bodycode, The Conservation of Electric Charge, Abrahams focuses on the more dancefloor-oriented aspects of his style, yielding a gorgeous album born from the belief that the psyche can be unlocked via the body.
Bodycode also came from necessity – while on tour playing club dates, Abrahams was compelled to seek the most engaging sound for that environment. Remarkably adept at its task, Bodycode’s mesmerizing percussive arrangements and subtle melodic flourishes create an immediately engaging sound that lingers in the mind long after the club has closed.
Sutekh (http://www.context.fm/artists_sutekh.html)
"Born in Los Angeles, California in 1973, Horvitz survived a teen fixation with Prince, subsequent obsessions with Depeche Mode, Joy Division, and the Cure, and university studies in California and India before making his electronic recording debut in 1997 on the Belief Systems comp Swivel. Having adopted the alias Sutekh (an Egyptian variant of his name), Horvitz proceeded to issue everything from minimal house and techno to noise collages on Cytrax, Force Inc., Mille Plateaux, Source, and Background Records, as well as his own Context (established in 1999). Which brings us to Unravelled Mix, a 70-minute set released in January 2006 that features 30 tracks spanning all 16 releases in the Context catalog."
-- rest of article (http://www.textura.org/newreviewspages/sutekharticle.htm)
Brian Foote
"You'd do well to grab some of the shit-hot techno/hyphy/post-punk/etc mixes over at the just launched leechaggregates.com (http://leechaggregates.com). These come courtesy of ex-PDX electronic head Brian J. Foote (http://www.myspace.com/brianjfoote), who also happens to be responsible for the meta-jacking remix of Copy (http://mobiusbeard.com/)'s forthcoming "Assassinator" currently streaming here (http://www.myspace.com/holocenemusicportland). We'll be putting that one out on Holocene Music (http://holocenemusic.com/) 12" sometime soon."
-- from TRMW (http://www.urbanhonking.com/trmw/)
Suppoz (http://suppoz.com)
Suppoz is the performance guise of Stephen Pozgay, a musical libertine who is gladly guilty of being a genre-hopping DJ. While he is currently best known for his long-running weekly, Techno Sol (http://suppoz.com/technosol), Suppoz is a a 10 year veteran selector who has gone through a number of modes as a DJ, from radio to parties to clubs, holding down five different Portland residencies (Techno Sol; Dirty; Knotty Disco; One If By Land, Two If By Sea; and Achromatic) and two radio shows over the years.
Saturday, June 3rd, 2006, 9pm
21 yrs of age and older
free! free! free!
holocene
1001 se morrison
pdx, oregon
http://www.holocene.org
.
.
Please join us for the final night of Holothree, the Holocene 3 year anniversary party, feauring:
Bodycode (aka Portable / Ghostly Int'l (http://www.ghostlyinternational.com/) / Lisbon)
Sutekh (Context (http://www.context.fm) / San Francisco)
Brian Foote (Nudge, Kranky / Chicago)
and
Suppoz (Techno Sol (http://suppoz.com/technosol) / PDX)
http://suppoz.com/parties/holothreeSaturdayPoster.jpg
Bodycode (http://www.ghostly.com/1.0/artists/bodycode/index.shtml)
Lisbon, Portugal-based Alan Abrahams has earned a lot of attention lately. His albums as Portable for the Background and ~scape imprints have garnered near-universal acclaim for their deft fusion of tribal rhythms and a modern micro-house sensibility. For his first LP as Bodycode, The Conservation of Electric Charge, Abrahams focuses on the more dancefloor-oriented aspects of his style, yielding a gorgeous album born from the belief that the psyche can be unlocked via the body.
Bodycode also came from necessity – while on tour playing club dates, Abrahams was compelled to seek the most engaging sound for that environment. Remarkably adept at its task, Bodycode’s mesmerizing percussive arrangements and subtle melodic flourishes create an immediately engaging sound that lingers in the mind long after the club has closed.
Sutekh (http://www.context.fm/artists_sutekh.html)
"Born in Los Angeles, California in 1973, Horvitz survived a teen fixation with Prince, subsequent obsessions with Depeche Mode, Joy Division, and the Cure, and university studies in California and India before making his electronic recording debut in 1997 on the Belief Systems comp Swivel. Having adopted the alias Sutekh (an Egyptian variant of his name), Horvitz proceeded to issue everything from minimal house and techno to noise collages on Cytrax, Force Inc., Mille Plateaux, Source, and Background Records, as well as his own Context (established in 1999). Which brings us to Unravelled Mix, a 70-minute set released in January 2006 that features 30 tracks spanning all 16 releases in the Context catalog."
-- rest of article (http://www.textura.org/newreviewspages/sutekharticle.htm)
Brian Foote
"You'd do well to grab some of the shit-hot techno/hyphy/post-punk/etc mixes over at the just launched leechaggregates.com (http://leechaggregates.com). These come courtesy of ex-PDX electronic head Brian J. Foote (http://www.myspace.com/brianjfoote), who also happens to be responsible for the meta-jacking remix of Copy (http://mobiusbeard.com/)'s forthcoming "Assassinator" currently streaming here (http://www.myspace.com/holocenemusicportland). We'll be putting that one out on Holocene Music (http://holocenemusic.com/) 12" sometime soon."
-- from TRMW (http://www.urbanhonking.com/trmw/)
Suppoz (http://suppoz.com)
Suppoz is the performance guise of Stephen Pozgay, a musical libertine who is gladly guilty of being a genre-hopping DJ. While he is currently best known for his long-running weekly, Techno Sol (http://suppoz.com/technosol), Suppoz is a a 10 year veteran selector who has gone through a number of modes as a DJ, from radio to parties to clubs, holding down five different Portland residencies (Techno Sol; Dirty; Knotty Disco; One If By Land, Two If By Sea; and Achromatic) and two radio shows over the years.
Saturday, June 3rd, 2006, 9pm
21 yrs of age and older
free! free! free!
holocene
1001 se morrison
pdx, oregon
http://www.holocene.org