On Saturday the 18th of September the Luxxeparty crew descend upon the infamous lower deck of Mercat Cross to bring you the second in our ‘Bunker’ series – where Luxxeparty go underground for a night of driving tech.
In what is destined to be our biggest party to date, we bring you a night of quality tech house, minimal and techno mixed by experienced artist’s, including a striking visual performance by Jem the Misfit.
Headlining the night are Kaysh, showcasing her extensive production skills with remix’s on Bush records plus Mark J of New Zealand playing chunky tech house. Alongside we have Johan Elg from Arckitronika records and Volta, fresh back from her European tour.
Luxxeparty Residents Samari and Rips will drive the night home with their unique blend of energetic Techno.
Join us in the secure depths of the Mercat basement as we launch the next chapter.
For a sample of what’s to come check out this hot new mix from Kaysh…
Misk, now running for over a year is Melbourne’s best weekly tech meeting spot, Each Thursday residents U-one, Dave Pham and My Friend Samuel show case the best in the underground plethora and tech, house and left of center melodic electronica.
Alongside their own sets, the Misk crew invite up and coming artists to perform the main set most weeks, adding the unique chance to check out great talent playing the sounds you don’t always get to hear on the weekend….
The Gradient crew are taking over two rooms, building the night from deep house through to minimal and techno, with live visuals from Jem The Misfit in the main room.
Thriving on constantly building the energy – Gradient starts deep, evolving the music through out the night, always building always changing. If you haven’t seen it before check out the party graph for more info…
This month we welcome Timmus after his triumphant record release on Smash Bang records playing in the front room along side Luxxeparty resident Rips and Architronika records head honcho Johan Elg.
Kicking it off in the main room Muska, runner of Brown Alley’s infamous Under Suspicion parties will start off with a bang, then Gradient heads Samari and Miyagi will
indulge your audio senses with some bass heavy beats, in addition Samari also celebrating his first release with a remix of Pitch Black’s Harmonia
To finish resident Simon Slieker will sending the night off, Slieker renown in Melbourne for his epic techno sets is not to be missed.
For party people looking for quality electronic music from experienced purveyors of deep house, tech and techno, this is the event!
It may have been fate that Erphun’s very first gig was on Halloween, because his music is brooding, pounding, moody and transformative, as if from another realm entirely. His ability to build a mood is mesmerising and transports the listener to that alternate spiritual level that his moniker infers. Having spun around the US, Mexico and Canada at legendary clubs such as 1015 Folsom (San Francisco), Circus (Montreal), MINC (Dallas), Broadway (San Diego), Voodoo Lounge (Las Vegas), Risqu (Las Vegas, New Year’s Eve 2004), and the Shelbourne Hotel (Miami, Winter Music Conference), Erphun began to make his mark. Erphun’s music has been spun in clubs all over the world and is succinctly summed up by Steve Lawler as a “deep, dark and underground unique sound” that trademarks his pieces.
With releases on Viva Music, UMEK’s “1605”, Stephan Bodzin’s imprint, Herzblut, Fergie’s Excentric Muzik, Alan Fitzpatrick’s label 8 Sided Dice , Audio Therapy and more recently to John Digweed’s Bedrock Records, his name is now instantly recognizable among the tech-house, minimal, techno world of spinning producers who globe trot his compositions to be dropped on every conceivable audience. The reaction of the listener to his slow, driving builds that weave between the almost symphonic-like movements of each of his pieces is always jaw dropping and is usually followed by an exclamatory “SIIIIIICK!”.
Erphun is also a highly sought after re-mixer for artists who want to hear the 4AM version of their pieces. The only way to really experience this immense talent is to see him in action. A night of Erphun’s making heightens the listener’s musical aesthetic and aurally illustrates his personal musical vision.
Support & Plays of Erphun’s music by
Sasha, John Digweed, Fergie, Dubfire, Laurent Garnier, Carl Cox, Stephan Bodzin, Hernan Cattaneo, Dave Seaman, Anthony Pappa, Nick Warren, Oliver Klein, Steve Lawler, Rene Amesz, Oliver Huntemann, Jim Rivers, Phil Kieran, Satoshi Tomiie, Oliver Moldan, SLAM, Luciano, Luca Bacchetti, Skoozbot, and Hector Romero to name a few…
For unreleased music and live videos visit Erphun’s myspace page:
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