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    Default Surgeon [British Murder Boys] at EC - Aug 25th

    Thursday August 25th

    Surgeon [Counterbalance / British Murder Boys - UK]
    Jon Hussey [Atom Soul]

    Admission - e12 / e10 members

    Hello,

    Surgeon makes his Electric City debut at Traffic this Thursday for what will
    be a two and half hour set killer set of techno from one of the most
    progressive artists around. As well as being a British Murder Boy (alongside
    Regis), Surgeon is one of the most dynamic DJs and producers around whilst
    still finding time to run his peerless Counterbalance and Downwards record
    labels. For his latest DJ mix check out http://www.dj-surgeon.com/audio.html

    Since exploding onto the techno scene in 1995 with the now classic 'Surgeon
    EP', DJ and producer Anthony Child has been remolding his area of
    contemporary techno. His early releases on Downwards caused a ripple of
    excitement through the techno cognoscenti of the time, leading to more
    widespread exposure. Further output on Downwards, such as the 'Pet 2000 EP',
    along with releases by label mates Regis, Female and Portion Reform, helped
    to place Birmingham boldly on the techno map. Surgeon soon launched his own
    labels Dynamic Tension and later Counterbalance, where he has carved out his
    unique sound and experiments with his diverse influences of industrial
    music.

    His debut LP 'Basic Tonal Vocabulary' was released on Tresor Records in 1997
    and followed by 'Balance' (1998) and 'Force and Form' in 1999. More recent
    solo productions have included 'Midnight Club Trax' and 'La Real' released
    on his own imprint Counterbalance.

    Under the title of "British Murder Boys" Surgeon and Regis have adventured
    deeper into their industrial influences with 12 inches both on
    Counterbalance and Downwards including 'Don't Give Way to Fear' 'Learn your
    Lesson' 'Fist/Splinter' 'Father Loves Us' 'All The Saints Have Been Hung'
    and remixes for Alexander Kowalski's 'Emtec' and A Guy Called Gerald's
    classic 'Blow Your House Down'.

    Support comes from one of Ireland's true techno supporters, Jon Hussey. Jon
    has been spinning since the early days of techno in Ireland through
    organising seminal clubs such as Planet Dub right up to appearances
    alongside Inigo Kennedy this summer. As usual, Jon will be setting things up
    with a faultless warm-up set this night.

    Electric City
    Thursdays @ Traffic
    54 Middle Abbey Street, Dublin 1
    Supported by Tiger Beer - www.tigerbeer.ie
    500ml bottles of Tiger - e4.50
    Cocktails 2 for 1

    Forthcoming Guests:

    September 1st - e10 / e8 members

    Roman Flügel [Alter Ego / Klang - Frankfurt]
    Giles Armstrong [electricity]
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    September 8th - e7 / e5 members

    Christopher Bonnie [Compression]
    Rory St. John

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    :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

    i cant go :cry:
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