::: “SUBliminal” ::: A night of Dubstep, Drum & Bass and Hip Hop!
THE FIRST EVER 2 Area event in the 15 year history of DOUBLE DOOR!!!
::: Just Added: FREE DRAFT BEER FOR THE FIRST HOUR, Complimentary of FurtherSound & Double Door!!!
::: Just Extended : FREE TICKET if you invite 250+ CHICAGOLAND Facebook Friends to this EVENT INVITATION: Once completed, email booking@furthersound.com with your FULL NAME & Number of invites and you will receive a FREE TICKET at Will Call: The ticket will be under your name. 1 free ticket per 250 invites. We do keep track as well Only 7-8 more to give away!!! Act quick!
Extra Lights, Extra Visuals, and EXTRA SOUND to go with the TWELVE
18″ Subwoofers already surrounding the main stage ALONE! Downstairs room already has subs and surrounds with additional sound added. This party is gonna go OFF! Get ready for the biggest show to ONLY featuring Dubstep, Hip Hop and Drum & Bass in Chicago’s history.
Hulk is a collaboration of the minds of two creative minds sharing a similar enthusiasm for heavy driven bass music, Claw & Richie August. After meeting at the 2009 Winter Music Conference in Miami, they began to send files back and forth to collaborate on projects in Dubstep, Hip Hop and Electro. Since the inception, Hulk has been catching the eyes and ears of artists such as Reid Speed, Reso, Mark Instinct, Ultrablack, TrillBass, High Rankin and DJ Lord of Public Enemy, just to name a few.
Claw emerged in Houston, Texas in 1999, at the age of 15. He was well-received from the start, making contacts with the local rave DJ’s of the time. By the time he was 16, he was playing at some of Houston’s bigger underground parties and weekly events. After graduating high school, he moved to Florida to pursue music as a profession and began playing at weekly events. After finishing his music engineering studies at Fullsail in Orlando, Claw made his way across New York working at numerous studios with various engineers and producers. He then moved to Las Vegas to pursue his record label with TrillBass, which he co-founded. Claw also just did an official Dubstep remix for Wu-Tang that debuted at # 7 on the ITunes Hip Hop chart, and is currently back living in NY to run his art gallery and record label ventures.
Richie August started out mixing Drum & Bass and Hip Hop in the south-side of Chicago in 1998. He began producing his own tracks in 2000, alongside Chicago Hip Hop artist, “Skope The Lyrical MC”. In early 2008, Richie got his first taste of dubstep and It didn’t take him long before he was refining his sound and signing his first EP of tracks to Betamorph Recordings. The Death Proof EP came out and solidified Richie and his unique blend of teeth rattling bass and Hip Hop edge in the Dubstep community. As soon as you hear a new Richie August tune, you know it’s his. Since then, he’s been making dancefloor smashing hits, remixing, collaborating, and is up to over 15 releases on various labels, with no slowing down in sight.
After Claw left TrillBass in October of 2009, he teamed up with Chicago’s Richie August to form the group “HULK”. They have already been touring across the states for months and their first official release dropped on Reid Speeds’ “Play Me Records” as a Beatport exclusive in January of 2010. The release contains the tracks, “See You” and “Angeldust” with official remixes by King from Las Vegas. Hulk has also recently launched their own record label, “BroTown Records” with the help of Symphonic Distribution. This new venture already has the scene begging for the slated releases to drop, with songs by Claw and Richie August along BroTown artists Vaski, Druley, Mark Instinct, Symbl and their own moniker, HULK. Get ready for the biggest bass in the game, Hulk is here to SMASH!
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BIO-
Mark Instinct was always into the sounds of electronic music, but it wasn’t until his introduction to drum and bass, at the age of seventeen, that he decided it was time to add his own mark on music. With impeccable taste and skill sets, early bookings with Hive, Pendulum, Noisia and Tech Itch started to gain him recognition in bass circles around Western Canada.
At the age of 20 years old, when Mark Instinct started experimenting with music production, he finally found his niche. Beginning with drum and bass, and dabbling in other genres, such as house, it was the grimy stripped down sounds of Dubstep that ultimately caught his attention. Creating dark nasty beats, synonymous with the Western Canadian sound, Mark Instinct soon began to chisel out his own distinctive style imprinted on releases “Sketchy Maxx” and “Fword”.
Attention from record labels Rottun, Dubline and Aufect recordingss lead to the release of “Invader” and “Badman Sound” in 2009, tracks which were soon found on the top-ten playlists of many international DJ’s. Forthcoming “Destroyed” and the storming “15 Karat EP” are slated for release in early-mid 2010. Additionally, tracks released on Betamorph Recordings “The Humunaoid EP” & Aufect Digital’s “Love me Nots” release were featured in the top ten charts of Juno, Chemical Records, & Digital Tunes.
Ascending the steep slope of music with ease, this 23 year old is proving that 2010 will be no different. Appearances alongside Dubstep’s biggest names, a hectic tour schedule which include an appearance at Winter Music Conference “World of Drum and Bass”, remixes and collaborations with Downlink, Symbl, Ale Fillman, and releases on “Play Me”, “TrillBass Recordings”, and DJ SS’ “Formation Records”, it comes as no surprise that Mark Instinct will continue pushing musical boundaries. With tight mixing skills that have been instilled from drum and bass, melody lines of genuine electronic musicality, along with the dirty sub and mid range bass that could only be contained by Dubstep, Mark Instinct is this decade’s artist to watch.
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JEEKOOS & SEARCHL1TE – Chicago
Dubstep
http://www.dubfrontrecords.com
http://www.myspace.com/dubfrontrecords
NAMELOC – Chicago
Dubstep
http://www.furthersound.com/nameloc
RUCKUS – Chicago
Dubstep / Hip Hop
http://futhersound.com/ruckus
BRANDON S – Chicago
Dubstep / Hip Hop
http://furthersound.com/brandon-s
BELLY – Chicago
Hip Hop
http://furthersound.com/belly
Located @
DOUBLE DOOR
1572 N Milwaukee Ave
Chicago , IL. 60622
21+ W/ ID : Doors 7PM / Show 7:30-2:30AM
FREE DRAFT BEER 7-8PM!
(Afterparty TBA @ Show)
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I found these guys tonight…pretty crazy live dnb, dubstep, and everything in between. Great mix of genres, the dubstep break is nasty, vox sound good… leave a comment let me know what you think!
Diesel – Full Metal
Dr Philth – Electro Wank
Diesel – Dark Side
Diesel – Love and Hate
Dr Philth – Mrs Blackbird
Diesel – Possessed
Diesel – Butcher
Dayn – Stomp
Diesel – Fucked Up
Netrik – Vampire
Uh oh! Diesel drops another one! Wet wobbles filling your ears… synced with dirty switch-ups and breaks, and a barrage of LFO’s leaving the senses tingling… heads are going to be wanting to buy this one real quick!
Wow! Check out this dirty mix coming straight out of INSPECTOR DUBPLATES channel. This one is sure to be on repeat for the next month! Love me that Diesel, DAMN!
Liquid Stranger – Alert
Dubba Jonny – Big Bad Wolf
Jeuce – Flavours (Southbound Hangers Remix)
Diesel – Butcher
Losers ft. Riz Mc & Envy – Flush (Skism Remix)
Tomba ft. Shay – The Goblin
Bare Noize – Plant Food
A new track from Nero- Innocence! Wow this is GIGANTIC! This track will be Forthcoming on an MTA release. Hopefully released in March with Electron Original Version.
Hey Filth Fiends! I recently had the pleasure of speaking with and interviewing the Southbound Hangers! Let me tell you, these guys are some of the most down to earth dudes I’ve gotten to chop it up with. Their base camp is in Brighton, UK (Originally the Isle Of Wight) and SBH have let us into their world of dub, giving us their take on the genre, their gear, plans for the future, and even some words of wisdom for you up and comers! They put together the mix below EXCLUSIVELY for DUBliminal.COM! You won’t find this unique line up of filthy LFO’s and Sub-bass anywhere else on the net! Most of the tracks are unreleased from SBH so I encourage you to start/download this mix, and let the bass consume you while you get to know the bad boys from Brighton…
> Where did you guys first hear Dubstep, what track was it, and what was
your reaction?
EEERRR The truth is we cant remember its been that long, although we would love to come up with a great answer, probably DMZ, Hatcha?
> How long have you been making Dubstep and what did you produce before
Dubstep came along?
As SBH about a year and a half
Shaun: About 4 years. I made DNB, Grime and Hip hop.
Max: Not long before we started working as SBH, I pissed about making sound installations??
> Were you guys producers or DJ’s first?
DJs. We’ve both been DJing “VINYL BABY” about seven years in the early days mixing Garage, Jungle and DNB..
> What is your current set-up?
I Mac, Logic 9, midi keyboard, Edirol Audio Interface, Adam A7 monitors, SE Electronics condenser mic, USB tea warmer and various other usefull contraptions like chairs, a desk, sometimes we even use a pen and paper…
> What’s process do you undergo when you guys work together to make a track?
All depends on the style of the track, but we normally work together from start to finish, although Shaun tends do alot of the mix-downs, EQ’s etc…
> What do you think makes Dubstep stand out from all the other genres?
There aren’t many constraints, it draws from so many good styles of music and Dubstep is already developing its own sub-genres. A lot of electronic music is quite stagnent at the moment….. plus the people who listen/make it are all nuts!!! Its been around for a while but its still in the early stages and theres a lot to come from Dubstep.
> How would you describe your sound?
To be honest it’s quiet hard for us to describe our sound,we always try to give our tracks some comedy value but a lot of people are saying its a kind of industrial and some our describing it as future dub with a big DNB influence, but the best way to describe it would be to say Its like when someone follows through… Nasty but quite funny. (if its not you!)
> Where do you see Dubstep going in 2010?
To the bank!! Hopefully… LoL! But seriously, we can see Dubstep really progressing, it already has and its absolutely taking over this year. There’s so many huge artists jumping on it now its starting to become very popular, a lot of pop music is sneaking Dubstep beats in now so and we think its gonna make a big impact to the music scene as we know it.
> What are your plans for the future?
We’ve got a collab with Funtcase called “Wizard sleeve” coming out on Prime Audio. We also have a Southbound Hangers Vs Funtcase EP coming coming out on Shift and another track called “Heavy like Metal” coming out on Perk records. We’re also in talks with Marlow about signing to his label “no comply”.
As for future projects were working on collab’s with Riskotheque, Marchmellow, Funtcase and a sick American artist called Druley. Were continuing to do a lot of work with our MC “Raff” but were linking up with some other amazing vocalists and artists this year too so there should be some great new sounds coming out of it all hopefully.
> What has been your favorite experience so far as the Southbound Hangers?
Just hearing our tunes being played out by people we look up to on radio and at club nights is pretty cool. We do have a good time when we play out, but definitely some of our best experiences have been playing for Dubnium In Bournemouth (UK). Its such an amazing atmosphere there and they put so much effort into the nights its an experience not to be missed! The free beer and food is good, too!!
> What artists are you currently listening to?
Listening to a lot of 2nd 2 None’s stuff, Zinc’s Rinse FM podcast is on repeat, Redlight, Riskotheque, Marlow, Marchmellow, Funtcase, Noisia, Joy Orbison, The Bees, Zion Train and loads of other stuff. Too much to mention.
> Who are SBH influenced by?
Benga, Mala, 16bit, Funtcase,Bar 9 (too many more to mention). Also a lot of other things in life, friends and family. We have new influences every day.
> What advice would you give for up and coming Dubstep producers?
Put the hours in, be open minded, try and make music that you want to hear yourself, and have fun.
> Anything you’d like to add?
Thanks to everyone thats listening and all the people that are supporting us. We’d also like to add a bit more reverb to the flux capasitor.
Thanks guys! Big Ups to the Southbound Hangers for putting together this FILTHY mix for our DUBliminal.COM readers! Show some respect and HIT THEM UP over at their MYSPACE and their TWITTER
Peace, Love, Dub
Mix Track List:
1.Vista-Unknown
2.Riskotheque and Matt U- Guillotine Growl
3.Southbound Hangers- partys off
4. Southbound Hangers- Love the Bass
5.Southbound Hangers- Face the Music
6.Funtcase- Fuck
7.Funtcase and Southbound Hangers- Wizard Sleeve
8.Southbound Hangers- Heavy Like Metal
9.Marchmellow- Time Bomb
10. Funtcase- Gorilla Flex VIP
11. Mr Boogie and Ill Bill Bachelor- Dead Jungalist
12. Southbound Hangers- Tink First
13. Vista-Unknown
14. Torqux and Twist- Devils Trick
15.Funtcase- Mattress Punch
16.Hizzle Guy- Unknown
17.Southbound Hangers and Funtcase- Dubsteppa
18.Jeuce- Flavours (Southbound Hangers Rmx)
19.The Neptune Project- Aztec (Marlow Rmx)
Only 7-8 more to give away!!! Act quick! 
