ehrliche meinung zum plakat:
katastrophe.

vor allem die beiden mainacts gehört viel größer rausgebracht....

ich finde das plakat eigentlich scho sehr gut!! durch das rot fällt es sicher gut auf!!
meiner meinung gehts bei den plakaten hauptsächlich um das WAS, WANN und WO und wenns dann jemanden inter. dann schaut er sichs eh genauer an.

Dj Hidden & Eye-D und die anderen sind in IBK sicher nit so bekannt um sie mehr hervorheben zu müssen.
der name: bassintoxication ist sehr wohl bekannt...

natürlcih is das die hauptsache .. aber imo ghört schon a bissl mehr dazu! denn grafisch is das plakat echt ned der brüller (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)

ja, das ist mir schon klar, dass das nicht das beste plakat ist, aber das war das letzte auch nicht und es sind trotzdem viele leute gekommen - also, der erfolg gibt uns recht. außerdem ist es finanziell einfach nicht drinn einen grafiker anzustellen. naja, es ist leserlich und das ist das wichtigste - da hab ich schon viel viel schlimmers gesehen...

fuck off, die party wird rocken - da bin ich überzeugt

cheers

hey das war meinerseits net bös gemeint.
ich find das plakat nur diesmal einfach net gut, um net zu sagen: richtig schlecht. will damit keinen persönlich treffen, ich weiss selber wie schwer es ist, und wenn ich mir meine eigenkreationen im nachhinein anschau könnt ich weinen... hehe.
die party wird sicher rocken - aber jemand wie outside agency gehört IMO schon sehr hervorgehoben... glaub mir es gibt genug leute die die beiden djs kennen... =)

wenigstens fällt es sicherlich auf (IMG:style_emoticons/default/crazy.gif)

nein, nimm das mit sicherheit nicht pers. und du hast scho recht, dass man einiges besser machen hätte können, aber wie du selbst erkannt/erlebt hast ist das einfach nicht so einfach - in unserer crew befindet sich leider kein grafiker und deshalb sind wir auf andere leute angewiesen - die dann auch andere vorstellung haben - naja, jetzt kann man eh nichts mehr änder

werden versuchen bei den nächsten party´s die geschmäcker von allen leuten zu treffen (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

cheers bro

old school console zocking flyer XD

3 fucking weeks to go dann gibts ordentlich eins auf die Ohren dj Hidden & Eye-d werden uns ein 3 STUNDEN set bescherren arrrrrrrghhhh (IMG:style_emoticons/default/devil.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/shaun.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/cunao.gif)

DJ Hidden

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Coming up with a clear cut answer as to what inspires DJ Hidden is not easy. Sure, certain things come to mind. The night as his favorite part of the day, for instance. Possibly cities and their urban decay. Or perhaps a little insanity. Maybe even simply just other music.

What drives him to do what he does is not so hard to figure out though. The constant desire to create has always been in his blood. As a kid, he would fill his time with drawing, playing musical instruments, messing around with reel-to-reel recorders, and record players - anything he could get his hands on. Computers that were initially only capable of producing monophonic bleeps gradually became sequence tools and, although he didn't give up his classical guitar training for years, these machines increasingly became more interesting to experiment with.

The process of sound creation evolved and it became possible to write entire compositions just by using a computer. This appealing degree of control eventually resulted in the first couple of structures some might call songs. Back in those days, the electronic music scene was still in its early development stages but that only made it more interesting. Although genres such as acid and even industrial were already around, the degree of freedom was still limitless... anything was possible as long as it was either danceable, experimental, or a bit of both.

Coming from a small city in the Netherlands, it did not seem as though there were many people around doing the same stuff. Mutual friends kept hinting about "this other guy that does stuff with a computer" and eventually DJ Hidden was introduced to Eye-D.

They decided to team up and, back in 1996, the two aspiring producers had the nerve to send out cassette taped demos to a few labels. It came as a complete surprise when two record companies actually responded. That year the first Outside Agency and the first (and last) X-Factor hardcore records made their way to stores and both records became "underground hits".

Although DJ Hidden had been performing for quite some time, releasing records provided a welcome boost in the amount of bookings. Besides playing vinyl, The Outside Agency even decided to do some live shows which were edited into a video clip that was aired multiple times on national television.

In the late nineties, the initial glory days of the darker side of hardcore/gabber came to an end with certain companies tirelessly commercializing and parodying the genre. Drum n Bass, breakbeat and IDM became more appealing and, while DJ Hidden kept producing and releasing hardcore, he now also started to experiment with these "different takes" on electronic music.

This proved to be a very educational and stimulating route and resulted in a slew of drum n bass records, pioneered by the joint release "We Eat Tulips For Breakfast". Over time drum n bass became both a lot darker and harder, making it a good genre to explore and combine with hardcore, which was making a darker, more experimental comeback. At exactly the right time, The Outside Agency received a call from DJ Ruffneck. After a pleasant day at Cardiac HQ, it was decided that Eye-D and DJ Hidden were going to run a label for the music group. The duo just had to come up with a good name and it only took them a year to do so. In 2003 Genosha Recordings was born and ever since, the duo (along with various highly talented producers from all over the world) has been using the label as an output for their unique blend of industrial hardcore mixed with drum n bass and idm elements.

These days DJ Hidden's attention is equally divided by the two things he is best at: music and art. The first is a completely self-taught ever ongoing learning process, the second a result of an education as a director and a history in the graphics and videogame industry. This multi-angled approach has given him a track record of over 90 releases including lots of vinyl 12" singles and two full-length CD albums, not counting a large number of compilations featuring licensed tracks.

New plans include projects such as DJ Hidden (Drum n Bass/Breakcore/IDM), Semiomime (IDM, Experimental) and of course The Outside Agency (Hardcore); all exploring and expanding a soundtrack of thoughts and emotions by combining elements that are dark, cinematic, atmospheric, melodic, and percussive. Almost every weekend, he's on the road promoting this sound at a wide range of clubs, events and festivals. During the week, he spends most of his time behind computer screens, trying to come up with stuff that he hopes will stimulate, entertain, and maybe even inspire.





DJ Eye-D

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Introduction & style...

Eye-D is a Dutch drum & bass DJ/producer from Goes, a small town in the south of the Netherlands. Eye-D released his first drum & bass record on Kultbox Records in 1998 and he has been one of the most successful producers from the Dutch scene ever since; with releases on seminal labels such as Ruff-Teck and Citrus and numerous collaborations with DJ Hidden, Black Sun Empire, Noisa, Counterstrike and Evol Intent. Eye-D's productions have resulted in many record releases on a variety of international labels and plenty of DJ performances across the globe. Eye-D's background in hardcore/gabber results in some unique flavoring in both his DJ sets and his tracks. Expect his sets and tracks to be hard-edged but still very effective on the dancefloor.

Producing & releases...

Eye-D has produced for the following record labels: PRSPCT Records (The Netherlands); Evol Intent Recordings (USA); Ruff-Teck Records (The Netherlands); Citrus Records (The Netherlands); Piruh Recordings (The Netherlands); Soothsayer Recordings (USA); Def Wish Records (UK); Semiconscious Media (USA); Fear Records (USA); Ghetto Safari (USA); Low Res Records (USA); Black Monolith Breaks (USA), and Kultbox Records (USA);

LINKS:

http://www.djhidden.com/
http://www.eye-d.org/

tuifl teifl.. no 10 tagelen ho!

nand wead gschobn

harrr

.. aber richtig!!

TIME TABLE

DARK PSYTRANCE AREA:

22:00 - 23:30 Sokra
23:30 - 01:00 Virux
01:00 - 03:00 Haunted Castel
03:00 - 05:00 Irgum Burgum
05:00 - end AlFatal vs. Helveter


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freu mi schon (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

timetable

drum and bass area:

22:00 - 23:30 Revenger
23:30 - 01:30 B!nfusion b2b Tusk

01:30 - 04:30 DJ HIDDEN b2b EYE-D

04:30 - end Zubcore b2b Tamas

Timetable "whoCares" Area:


22.00 - 24.00 Haunted Castle

24.00 - 02.00 e.ton

02.00 - 06.00 asumi & precious k

wir sind auch schon bester dinge (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

soso *mr.burnshändereiben

ich würd gern für euch d flyer machen. klar kostenlos, ist ehrensache!

greez, honso

Hidden___TNI_vs._HKV_Poolfloor_Klothen_CH_20.09.2008

http://rapidshare.com/files/156442056/10_-..._20.09.2008.mp3


The_Outside_Agency___TNI_vs._HKV_Poolfloor_Klothen_CH_20.09.2008

http://rapidshare.com/files/156425333/05_-..._20.09.2008.mp3

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