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07-033007.Compressed.Pdf FEATURING DJ ROLAND BELMARES, DJ ABEL, DJ ALYSON CALAGNA and DJ JAMIE J. SANCHEZ Tickets and Weekend Passes available at www.JungleHouston.com MAJOR SPONSORS ~ MALEuWEAR~ hereO ~ ,_OUD .'ON,O, ~ J ~7P ~ ,••,""•••••,•,•"'''''' ••• O.,-m ( J/,(..if, HOOf'I Oltl ••••.•G~ .~ The rest is his- tory... Well. .. except for the (,'\ ( ("\ ( remixing. That's part history and part future. ~J~) These recom- binitations and malnourished de- structures were and are gonna be manhandled by Moonbootica, ',"', Diringer, Mark ;' ,-D..', ,~ , Bell, Thor, OMS, . , Patrick Chardron- .(iI net, Tim Deluxe, Jack Schidt, Greg Churchill ill and of course the in-house crew, Biggi Veira and fuzz and trip-hop rhythms rather than the bout the albino President Bongo. JWVllfVlY s;wi\~ *r 1<-.. of post-punk lunacy which inspired the Sugar- email Jimmyat:[email protected] cubes during the late '80s. Their music is eclectic, and although primar- ily classified with techno, trip-hop and house Initially formed as a film and actor's collective, Forever is their fifth album and by far we think music, they have experimented with numerous they became mostly known for their electronic it is their best offering ever. GusGusonce again other styles. They have also remixed several music. GusGus has had a varied lineup: Birgir throw into the flames a track by Daniel Agust famous artists, including Bjork, OepecheMode, ~orarinsson (aka Biggi Veira aka Biggo), Daniel "Moss." Pall Oskar, the discodiva # 1, lends Moloko, and Sigur Ros. Agust Haraldsson, Magnus Jonsson (aka Blake), his smooth voice on "Need In Me", as well as Sigurdur Kjartansson (aka Siggi Kinski), Stefan on "Hold You" with the Detroit fire Aaron-Carl. Forever is certainly a n-passer-upper and our Arni ~orgeirsson, Hafdis Huld Hakonardctttr, Omar Gudjonssonlays his calloused fingers over pick for best album thus far in 2007. And that's Emiliana Torrini Davidsdottir, UrOurHakonardot- "You'll never Change" and inspires both Presi- music... THISWEEKINTEXAS. tir (aka Earth), MagnusGuOmundsson(aka Herb dent Bongo and Veiran to do handle their own legowitz aka Buckmaster DelaCruz aka The Fox guitar necks in "Forever". Also their very own aka Fuckmaster aka Herr legowitz), Stephan "Professor" Ottarr Proppe pukes out the wel- Stephensen (aka President Bongo aka Alfred come words to "Forever". Mr. The President More aka President Penis) and Baldur Stetans- himself graces golden larynx through the track son. Several lineup changes have occurred, and "If you don't jump, you're English" flashing their current incarnation consists of 3 members rusted guitar samples from the (President Bongo, Earth and Biggi Veira). After everlasting Icelandic 80's the This is Normal album the film- punk band Purrkur Pillnikk making arm of GusGus, Kjartans- and hammered power son and Arni ~orgeirs- hi-hats by Helgi son, split off to form "HitHat" Helgas- the production com- on . pany "Celebrator" , .~ nowadays known as "Arni ft Kinski", which has produced award-winning adver- ~ tisements and videos. A few former members such as Hafdis Huld, Blake, and Daniel Agust have gone solo, most notably though Emiliana Tor- rini, who provided a song for the soundtrack to Peter Jackson's The lord of the Rings:The TwoTowers. Being a quirky cooed nine-piece from Iceland, Gus Gus was almost bound to inspire comparisons to the Sugarcubes, though the onset of ten years caused the group to inherit the influences of electronic l'.I;;u.p'r.m.l.;r·~·n ARETHA FRANKLIN CONCERT TICKETS WIN AT HETHO SUNDAY EACH WEEK $1.00 WEll and $2.00 DOMESTICS Custom Remixes & Original Videos of the 80's seen onl, at Mickey's CONCERT: SAT., APRIL 21 NOKIA THEATRE GRAND PRAIRIE ,.-, "" ~ _~ _~, ~/ __ "'" _, Jlcl5~ts at.tlc;ketmaster.com, by phone 214-373-8000j metro972-647-5700 WIN CD'S TUESDAY, APRIL 3 Throughout the nlghtl _ Broadway & More Starring Wayne Smith Come Experience Mickey's Retooled Sound! 1UJXi]1 Speakers with ... ~~~~== OJ AQUALIGHT $2 WELLS $3 DOMESTICS BARTENDERS DANNEE & BENNIE ~>-~-~-=-~=.= OIANAROSS CONCERT TICKETS FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY Win Concert Tickets Every Weekend Until the Concert (Select Sundays) CONCERT: THURS., APRIL 19 NOKIA THEATRE GRAND PRAIRIE Tickets at tlcketmaster.com, by phone 214-37~OOOj~e~9.??-647-5700 » a TWT Magazine FRESH BEATS extra If one person had to be singled out to define today's energetic sounds of late-night San Francisco, that person would be Jamie J Sanchez. As the undisputed headlining DJ in the City by the Bay, Jamie has drawn loyal crowds of music lovers and club aficionados since he first came onto the scene in 1997 with his well-publicized residency at the legendary super- club, Universe. With an appetite for massive, hands-in-the-air anthems, tribal beats, pumping vocals and melodies, Jamie knows how to energize a dance floor - both through his DJ sets and his prodUctlon work. His natural creativity, versatility and ability to connect with his audience makes him a dance floor favorite the world over. Jamie crafts a unique experience for his audiences by featuring many of his own produc- tions and unreleased "secret weapons· in each set. A DJ for more than 15 years, Jamie got his start In his hometown of Phoenix, Arizona. Playing along- side local favorites Eddie Amador and Marcus Schultz, it didn't take long to develop a strong local follow- ing of his own. Moving to San Francisco in the heady 90's, Jamie quickly secured a residency at Universe • packing in 2,OOO-plus clubbers on a weekly basis. Not content to rest on his laurels, in 2000 Jamie moved to London to seek fresh creative inspiration and opportunities. A regular at London favorites Salvation and Heaven, Jamie used London as a base to build-up an international following. From Queen's Day in Amsterdam and Trade in Ibiza to U-Matic in Athens and Therapy in South Africa, Jamie continues to set global dance floors alight with his music. : . IV~ . IlATOR ..• .,•••" ",~ Now resident DJ and Musical Director of San Francisco's Industry@Mezzanine, Jamie continues to travel the US and the world. In the past year, he has DJFORCHEAP appeared at Cherry 10 in Washington, DC, the MIXMASTERMAX world-renowned Pines Party on Fire Island, and at 478-2.18-8757 circuit parties in New York, Chicago, Boston and Los Angeles. 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