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Few Melbourne boys pricking my ears as of late... - Blinky. Head of Beatgeek Records - Aaron Static. See interview section! - Dave Juric. See interview section! - Simon Murphy. See interview section! lol

A few reasons why YOU should come: - 2 x 20ft Screens with mind blowing visuals projected for the duration of the event - 6 x Melbourne's finest DJs playing on LOOP's huge soundsystem - Live AV Laser set from JaseFOS - FREE entry - Beer SET TIMES: 10:00 - 11:00 recoil 11:00 - 12:00 Simon Murphy 12:00 - 01:00 Aaron Static 01:00 - 02:00 J-Slyde 02:00 - 03:00 JaseFOS 03:00 - CLOSE Dave Juric

Loop is fantastic man! I dont think you'll have much luck getting a slot there as they book events most nights and usually have a full roster. Best bet would be to talk to a promoter that runs a night there. We're running an event there this Friday. Come down if your free and bring me a demo. We'll be looking at running some more in the future. Facebook event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=121536407912636

Haha, Circus, Tramp and Volv... like it nice and dirty ey? I play a variety of styles when I DJ. All depends where im playing really. Breaks, Prog, House, DnB, Electro. I guess so haha. I have alot of friends that play those venues, so I like to go and support them. Also, good mix of genres! lived in melb for nine months liked circus, never went to tramp, revolver was ok only went once To experience Revolver at it's max potential you really need to head there on a Sunday night... spend the whole night there and exit into day-light around 8am into a flood of morning people heading to work. Always good stopping at the fruit shop next door for a peach, apple, or some fruit and waddling off home.

Haha, Circus, Tramp and Volv... like it nice and dirty ey? All good clubs when you're up for a big one! Love Killing Time and Section8... 8 is so fantastic on a hot summers night! Im not too much of a clubber nowadays - only usually go large if there's a big international or im playing somewhere. I frequent Chapel St alot as I live close by. Love to hit up Wonderland, Holy Grail, Mothers Milk, Killing Time and most bars up the Windsor end. If im heading out to the city I really enjoy the Toff, Workshop, E55 and Loop. I play a variety of styles when I DJ. All depends where im playing really. Breaks, Prog, House, DnB, Electro.

Hacked I rekon!

I cant personally comment on them, but a good friend of mine has one and performs/produces mash with it through Ableton. He's by far one of the best Mash-Up DJs I have ever seen/heard live and does some amazing things with the unit! Anyway, this is a set her performed totally live on an APC40 and Ableton. I <3 Substance (mouka) by mouka He also gave the unit a custom paint job. If any are interested in dropping him some questions Im sure I could get him registered on here.

^+1! Defo have one for backup! I use Seagate and Samsung portable HDs and they work really well. I back-up important files and shit on the HD on my PC just as a precaution as I've had portable's completely shit themselves before.

Managed to get some recordings during a rehearsal of JaseFOS' live AV Laster Set. A little bit of a taste to get you all amped up for the event. Take note that they were filmed in a large garage, so the lasers themselves are projecting in quite a large and open space. Trust me when I say they are a hundred times more impressive in real life! http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php ... 1&comments http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php ... 1&comments http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php ... 1&comments

Sick! Nice to know there's a few of us on here Where do you guys go out? Type of music do you play/listen to?

haha, all of 7 people in there... Im sure not all the Melbournians have added themselves!

Any of you out there? I've noticed most are from up Brissy and Sydney way...

Awesome interview! Questions are great and answered in depth

No. Just no.

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This.

Interview with Dave Juric is up too!! http://www.ausdjforums.com/modules.php? ... pic&t=4703 Awesome read

Great article!

Interview from Aaron Static is up! http://www.ausdjforums.com/modules.php? ... pic&t=4673 Check it out! Gives a great insight into what the man is all about

Fantastic interview. Nice one Gandy! Even more pumped for Prognosis now!! Details here for any that are interested: http://www.ausdjforums.com/modules.php? ... pic&t=4559

Substance Sounds in conjunction with Loop present: A night of mind bending Progressive and Electronic sounds! Dedicated to the Progressive sounds of EDM, Prognosis is a new night that will play home to the finest DJs, Producers and Visual artists Melbourne has to offer. Offering up a smorgasbord of quality electronic sounds, Prognosis will not only concentrate on the Progressive realm of electronic music, but will also delve deep into a variety of other related genre's. The only thing that's guaranteed is quality, forward thinking electronic music from go to woe! Helping headline our debut event is JaseFOS, who will be offering up a live AV laser set. Hooked up to computers, controllers and 2 massive lasers, Jase will be orchestrating an extremely unique performance that is set to not only aurally please your ears, but also visually tantalize your eyes. Along with Jase, we'll also be welcoming Aaron Static to the decks for a Progressive set chock full of his own productions. Signed to Jetlag Digital, Indigo and Deep Blue Eyes (to name just a few) Aaron has been producing since the ripe age of 16. With the man pumping out quality release after quality release, it was only fitting that we invite him down to celebrate our opening night. Joining those two are Melbourne heavyweight DJs: J-Slyde, Simon Murphy, Dave Juric and recoil. Along with the highly talented VJ PiedPiper on visuals for the duration of the event. If you like your electronic music the only prognosis IS Prognosis! // WHERE: Loop. 23 Meyers Place, CBD // WHEN: Friday, Feb 11th. 10pm - late // PRICE: FREE! // LINEUP: JaseFOS (Live AV Laser Set) Aaron Static (Jetlag, Indigo, Deep Blue Eyes) J-Slyde (Substance) Simon Murphy (Substance/Interview) Dave Juric recoil (White Noise) With visuals from VJ PiedPiper http://substancesounds.net/ http://www.looponline.com.au/

SET TIMES! 12:00-01:30 recoil 01:30-03:00 Muska 03:00-04:00 Dave Juric 04:00-05:00 Simon Murphy 05:00-06:00 Rich OK 06:00-07:00 DJ Santa Prog Tech bonanza 07:00-08:00 Taran M 08:00-10:00 J-Slyde ft Ru C.L 10:00-11:00 Darko

A little info on recoil! recoil plays Progressive, Progressive House & Power Lounge. More rhythmic & less synthy/trancey. Breaking up the pace by going into the deeper side of prog-house. The emphasis is on less mnml & more on groove melodies, where the man aims to make his sets fun & danceable. This fine young man also runs White Noise events, a night of Prog, Deep-Tech & Techno. Offering a deeper, more sinister dance music to Melbourne punters at unexplored venues. http://soundcloud.com/recoil-1/recoil-e ... owerlounge

And for those not familiar with the very awesome Muska.... here's some background on the man! Michael Muska better known as Muska visited Melbourne for 1 year at the age of 18, before returning to Western Australia with an overwhelming passion for Techno. When returning home He found him self become immersed in the Drum & Bass and breaks scene for a number of years, raving and collecting music of this style aswell. However Muska could never completely immerse himself in any other genera other then the ever evolving sounds of techno so as the scene in Perth was not moving in the direction he wanted, he moved back to Melbourne at the age of 22. Over the years however his overall taste for electronic music and his versatility in sound led to his current style of having his own flavor on techno unique to anyone else. His collection of music and understanding and knowledge of dance floors and styles of music allows Muska to adapt to almost any crowd you put in front of him being one of the only djs in Australia to play at almost any type of event. On-top of djn Muska is well known around Australia as one of Melbourne biggest event organizers and bookers working for One of Australia's most well established venues Brown Alley. It is there that Muska puts on and books in some of the worlds biggest international acts and shows of every style of Electronic music. With a passion for all sounds Muska is also heavily involved in the drum n bass dub step scene. With Western Australian roots and predominantly growing up around this style of music Muska loves to get down and dirty with these types of events also. Which leads us to as why Muska's events Mixed Messages is the first of a new party and online concept in which all styles of music artists and events are promoted out of a genuine love and passion for the entire electronic music scene. Currently in 2010 Muska supports nearly every major techno lineup in the city, playing at events such as Darkbeat, Likes Of You, Sunny, summer Festivals and his own party concepts Mixed Messages as-well as touring nationally regularly. 2010 also see’s Muska making his way into the production field, after 6 years of being self taught on his chosen program Reason. Be sure to look out in the near future for solo projects and collaborations with some of Melbourne’s most respected producers as Muska goes into the studio full time in 2011. Something Muska has been working towards doing his entire carer. Muska has hosted & supported internationals such as Lutzenkirchen / Tomcraft / Martain Eyerer / Drumattic Twins / Worthy / Dekline / Chris Fortier / ANTIX / Stephen Bodzin / Meat Katie / Rouge Element / Elite Force / Mark Henning / Peter Juergen / Shapeshifter / Ewan Pearson / Kid Dub / Style Of Eye / Chew Fu Phat / Ed rush & Optical / Dave Spoon / Proxy / Jenifer Cardini / Matrik / Mark Romboy / Daniel Steinberg / Thomas Schumacher / Silicon Soul / Slam / Fergie / Stanton Warriors / Audion / Oxia / Dub Funk / Pan Tone / Jim Rivers / Lee Combes / Teebee & Calyix / TRG / DeadMau5 / Ricco Tubbs / SOS / Hybrid + more As you can see by the acts Muska has supported you can start to get an idea of how diverse his sound can be a. His flavor of techno really does appeal to all parts of the dance music scene. Juggling every style of electronic music, his own regular parties promotions blog and production it dose not take long to see why Muska's is not only seen to be one of Melbourne's most high profile dj acts but also one of the most hardest working djs in Australia.

Dave Juric Bio! 2010 has seen Dave Juric solidify himself in the Melbourne scene, playing regularly at some of the best venues and best parties over the year. The year started with an almighty bang as Clarity hosted Kasey Taylor and Luke Chable, a progressive fan’s wet dream. This was Dave’s first warm up for an ‘A grade’ DJ, and received an extremely positive response. Once again he was asked to fly up to Sydney this time to play at the infamous Chinese Laundry and has maintained his strong relationship with Darkbeat, being selected to be a part of the Darkbeat Local Sessions concept, focussed primarily on appreciating the talent we’ve got in our own backyard. Throughout the year Dave continued his involvement with Dynamic & Room680 which culminated on Cup Eve, as Deep toured another progressive legend from Israel, Moshic. His sound has again diversified, being inspired by the immense amount of quality music available at any given weekend in Melbourne. It’s not uncommon to hear anything from down- tempo trip hop and drum & bass through to jackin’ Chicago house in one of his sets however generally likes to meander through the house & techno genres without forgetting his progressive roots and forever mindful of both time and space. And here's a taste of what he sounds like live! http://soundcloud.com/dave-juric/dave-j ... m-27-08-10