david l
15-01-2004, 06:07 PM
We have teamed up with AZTEC for the 6th, and bring to you what so many others have failed to do in the past. Das creator/innovator is in the house!!!! Ladies and Gents I give you an exclusive visit from the Godfather of Techno himself, a man worthy of the title LEGEND....
FRIDAY 6TH DECEMBER
AZTEC loves T-FUNKSHUN
@ NATION, WOLSTENHOLME SQUARE
DERRICK MAY
(TRANSMAT// DETROIT)
SANDER KLEINENBERG
ALENA (classic//CHICAGO)
SCOTT MCGILL
DAVID LAWTON
STEVE PARRY
10-4am. VALUE FOR MONEY £10 b4 11, £12 AFTER.
One of the founding fathers of Detroit techno, a precursor of its many variants and particularly of acid house. His eastethic, skeletal, melancholy style gained him the nickname of "the Miles Davis of techno".
Biography
Derrick May is one of the founding fathers of Detroit techno, a precursor of its many variants and particularly of acid house. His eastethic, skeletal, melancholy style gained him the nickname of "the Miles Davis of techno". He introduced both a psychological element and a futuristic vision in dance music.
Along with his high school mates Juan Atkins and Kevin Saunderson, May began early in life to explore electronic music May sponsored the single Let's Go by X-Ray, that introduced the hypnotic, repetitive electronic figures of techno, and then recorded Nude Photo (Transmat, 1987), credited to Rhythim Is Rhythim, one of the records that started the techno revolution world-wide. An affecting melody, subaquatic basslines, jazzy hi-hats, liquid synthesisers made it an instant underground classic. May followed it with Strings Of Life (Transmat, 1987), his masterpiece. May's label soon became a reference point for an embryonic but rapidly expanding Detroit scene. R-Tyme's R-Theme and Rhythim Is Rhythim's Beyond The Dance also ranked very high in the techno Valhalla.
A truly unmissable chance to catch May in the right environment, fusing house to techno to whatever in a way only he is capable.
Tickets are availble very soon from www.ticketline.co.uk and all good record shops.
FRIDAY 6TH DECEMBER
AZTEC loves T-FUNKSHUN
@ NATION, WOLSTENHOLME SQUARE
DERRICK MAY
(TRANSMAT// DETROIT)
SANDER KLEINENBERG
ALENA (classic//CHICAGO)
SCOTT MCGILL
DAVID LAWTON
STEVE PARRY
10-4am. VALUE FOR MONEY £10 b4 11, £12 AFTER.
One of the founding fathers of Detroit techno, a precursor of its many variants and particularly of acid house. His eastethic, skeletal, melancholy style gained him the nickname of "the Miles Davis of techno".
Biography
Derrick May is one of the founding fathers of Detroit techno, a precursor of its many variants and particularly of acid house. His eastethic, skeletal, melancholy style gained him the nickname of "the Miles Davis of techno". He introduced both a psychological element and a futuristic vision in dance music.
Along with his high school mates Juan Atkins and Kevin Saunderson, May began early in life to explore electronic music May sponsored the single Let's Go by X-Ray, that introduced the hypnotic, repetitive electronic figures of techno, and then recorded Nude Photo (Transmat, 1987), credited to Rhythim Is Rhythim, one of the records that started the techno revolution world-wide. An affecting melody, subaquatic basslines, jazzy hi-hats, liquid synthesisers made it an instant underground classic. May followed it with Strings Of Life (Transmat, 1987), his masterpiece. May's label soon became a reference point for an embryonic but rapidly expanding Detroit scene. R-Tyme's R-Theme and Rhythim Is Rhythim's Beyond The Dance also ranked very high in the techno Valhalla.
A truly unmissable chance to catch May in the right environment, fusing house to techno to whatever in a way only he is capable.
Tickets are availble very soon from www.ticketline.co.uk and all good record shops.