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Submitted by bdpa on Sun, 2008-10-19 23:23
I'm restructuring the site slightly to make it easier to link the information together more seamlessly and to present it better too. some links might change as I move things around.
also many people have given permission for their photos & flyers to be included on the site - hopefully the restructure will make this easier also, so then I can start uploading them (to save changing more stories later)
thanks!
update 15/02/2009 : sorry, there's currently a problem with the flyers (after a site upgrade) - hopefully this will be working again soon
Submitted by bdpa on Thu, 2008-10-09 16:56
Submitted by bdpa on Thu, 2008-10-09 15:35
biography from http://www.myspace.com/murrayantill
About murray antill
Mounting a successful comeback in the music game is something of an impossible mission, especially if you’ve turned your back on a sky-rocketing career to spend the best part of a decade hidden away in a rainforest in northern Australia. But Brisbane-based producer and live act Murray Antill has handled the return from the wilderness with ease, blowing a new generation of local clubbers away with his dark and dirty take on the progressive and tech house sound.
It all kicked off for Antill in the late 1990s, when he was best known in Brisbane clubland as seminal house/trance act Stormboy and half of psy-trance duo Alphanaut. As Stormboy Antill was the pre-eminent live act of the time, racking up supports for the likes of John Digweed, Richie Hawtin and Jeff Mills, having his track 'Voices' featured in the classic Australian TV series The Secret Life Of Us, and releasing two well-received EPs and a self-titled album – Brisbane street magazine Time Off lauded 1997's Stormboy as 'A cornerstone for Brisbane and Australian electronic music.'
Submitted by bdpa on Thu, 2008-10-09 14:20
Aussie Underground by Jon Dale (January 2001) is an article about Australian sound art and experimental music artists.
Submitted by bdpa on Thu, 2008-10-09 02:50
Submitted by bdpa on Thu, 2008-10-09 02:27
Entrance digizine - there are seven issues available to download from the en•trance website
info below from http://entrancedigizine.com :
entrance - the digizine (digital magazine) for Trance music lovers around the globe.
Submitted by bdpa on Thu, 2008-10-09 00:37
via SPRACI :
http://www.spraci.com/cgi-bin/boards.cgi?area=brisbane&task=show&id=6205...
Morning ARGON ONE
Posted by andyetea on Tuesday, 24th December 2002 2:44 AM
210.50.56.34
Hey, anyone remember the morning of "ARGON ONE?"
A micro story: Winged Keys had to be 'eaten' - security warnings at the door, huge crowd for a WAREHOUSE RAVE, I think it was one of Brisbane's first. Talking 'head' at the enterence and full body check, spun people out...as that 'type' of security did not exist in 1992, got in everytihng 'melded'.........party on, lightless 'porta - loos' bad on Keys but also FUNNY, danced walked around....??????? ummmm.....went to friend's unit, had a glowing sand - witch, fell off chairs, took a taxi back o the morning of ARGON ONE again, past cemetery - ghosts rise out of graves.......and fake bodies hug taxi.........reached 'sanity' - only to hear 'mikes' being BANGED and CRUNCHED and screamed through..........danced some more..........and talked..........(at that time in 'RAVE HISTORY' persons felt 'it was like a SYDNEY RAVE.......had some easter eggs and chilled with SATAN........
Submitted by bdpa on Wed, 2008-10-08 11:41
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