Cutting edge Techno and House, from Deep to Minimal, with flashes of Acid, Disco, Dubstep, Old Skool and Esoteric Classics from down the years. Dance Music that keeps it real… a true underground night in West London.

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Taking influence from a raft of forebears, the Law sound encompasses deconstructed techno, dark ambience, rough electronic beats and an ambivalent sense of playfulness, all the while retaining an identity rooted in uneasy melody and widescreen values. Call it machine music with a human face. His DJ mixes run the gamut from beatless soundscapes to clattering bedlam, as heard on a multitude of podcasts and radio shows. http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/tvo/biography

Kone-R “A dexterity few DJ’s can harness” One Week To Live. Kone-R is the man behind the Uncharted Audio, which has just been voted the 3rd best record label of 2010 by The Music Magazine (http://www.themusicmagazine.co.uk/poll-results-best-record-labels-of-2010). He hasintroduced the likes of Cursor Miner, LJ Kruzer, Kings Have Long Arms and plenty of other weird and wonderful sonic tomfoolery to the world. Manning the turntables since 1992 when he discovered the joy of warehouse raves, the spirit of that era lives on in his sets today, with a liberal sprinkling of ambience, techno, breakbeats and plenty of low frequency oscillations. Despite the length of time he’s spent in the booth, he maintains a cutting edge – you’re as likely to hear him drop fresh dubplates by up and coming acts alongside the latest cuts from Berlin to Detroit as you are to hear vintage rave, classic disco and timeless electro. Listen to Kone-R’s recent mix for Delta9: http://bit.ly/8wKWe

DJ Stayhome’s sets come in various flavours – spend a couple of hours with him and you’re likely to hear anything from crunchy melodic hip hop through to the heavier side of dubstep. If you like tracks with a cheeky side to them (and a whole lot of BASS!) you can count on finding them in his sets.
Check some recent stuff here: www.mooki.co.uk

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