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The Centrifuge 5th Anniversary Showcases Enquiries to agency@thecentrifuge.co.uk
2012 is the year that The Centrifuge celebrates its 5th Anniversary with a rich programme of events, tours and label releases. We can offer great value packages and promotion support for venues and events producers interested in hosting a showcase. Get in touch!
Read a recent interview with founder missaw in Igloo Magazine |
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“Supernatant” Workshop, Lecture and Seminar Sessions
Enquiries to agency@thecentrifuge.co.uk
The Centrifuge curates, produces and delivers the “Supernatant” programme of Workshops, “Make Sessions”, Lectures and Seminars. These have been designed to enrich and enliven artistic, cultural and electronic music festivals, outreach events, universities and beyond. Supernatant is a multi-faceted project focussing on artistic and technical practice at the interface of sound, experience, science, interactivity and future technologies. |
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Schematic Records – European Tour Summer 2012
Enquiries to agency@thecentrifuge.co.uk
It’s been a long time, but the Warp-affiliated US heavyweights of Schematic Records are returning to Europe in Summer 2012. Contact us for more information.
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Duke Slammer – Now Booking All-Hardware Live Set for 2012 Clubs & Festivals
Enquiries to agency@thecentrifuge.co.uk
Finest funk, disco and skweee from the mysterious Duke Slammer. His debut album “Everybody Sweat” has been winning support and plaudits across the board, and it’s time for the Slammer roadshow to inject raw funk into the dancefloors and festival arenas of Europe.
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Neil Landstrumm – Heavyeight Hardware Machinations
Enquiries to agency@thecentrifuge.co.uk
Electronic music mainstay Neil Landstrumm has switched up gears with his new collaborative project “Doubleheart” in partnership with JD Twitch of Optimo. As the titanic Non Plus label picks this first offering up, scene bellweathers such as FACT Magazine and XLR8R begin to ramp up the hype. With a slew of releases across the sonic spectrum lined up this year, Neil is primed for dancefloor destruction. Now booking for Landstrumm live sets in 2012.
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Mark Archer [ex-Altern 8] Enquiries to agency@thecentrifuge.co.uk
Mark Archer is available for DJ sets. Please email us at agency@thecentrifuge.co.uk to discuss a booking, with as much information as you can give us. Date, Location, Venue Size, Budget, Lineup.
Mark Archer is a living legend of rave culture and dance music. Having been a member of the guorps Rhythm Mode D, Bizarre Inc., and Nexus 21 he had a string of releases on renowned labels such as Network and R&S Records – and were famously the first artists to receive a remix by the legendary Carl Craig on their ‘Still (Life Keeps Moving)’ single. At the same time, Mark began a side project, which was to become one of the biggest names in rave history, Altern 8… Now DJing under his own name, keeping the sounds of old skool, acid, breakbeat, house and techno pumping around the world.. |
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Mike Dred – New Album Released Enquiries to agency@thecentrifuge.co.uk
Mike Dred (aka The Kosmik Kommando) is available for live and DJ sets in support of his new LP on Machine Codes.
He would deserve his own page in the history of modern electronica just for having been one of the real pioneers of the acid explosion. But Michael C. Cullen, has been in the right place at the right time too often for us to think of coincidence. Making the most of the 303 and blazing a trail for the Jedi Knights or Matthew Herbert, marking out territory for Rephlex alongside the embryonic Aphex Twin and even crossing the borders of digital to move towards electro-acoustic and pure experimentation, Cullen has spent almost twenty years in his multiple incarnations sketching out the future of electronica. As a live act he is the “Jimi Hendrix of the 303″, and upon a visit to the DJ booth, he can dish out an acid rain capable of melting the dance floor. Danger of combustion.
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