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Black Sun Empire - Driving Insane

Started by Khem · 19 Mar 2004 · 1 of about 3 posts survive (1 recovered from the site's front page) · look for it on the Wayback Machine

Black Sun Empire - Driving Insane
KhemPosted: 19 Mar 2004, 10:03pmrecovered
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BLACK SUN EMPIRE

Black Sun Empire is a DJ/producer collective based in Utrecht, The Netherlands. It was formed by René Verdult, Milan Heyboer and his younger brother Micha Heyboer. They have been making music together since early 1993 but after experimenting with various styles they found their musical direction around 1997. BSE first releases came on Rotterdam bassed label Piruh in 99, and from then have had releases on labels such as DSCI4, Nerve, & Penetration. 2002 saw the birth of `BSE Recordings' with releases such as the funky dancefloor smasher “The Rat” flipped with the dark techy roller “B’Negative”, the ever popular dance floor smasher "The Sun", "Epilogue" and "Scorned" by Rawthang and many other great tracks. BSE has just had their first LP release, `Driving Insane' (including remixes of classics “The Rat” and “B’negative” provided by Kemal and SKC/Chris.Su respectively and a collaboration with CAUSE4CONCERN) , which is set to blow the dnb world apart!


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DJ MYSTIQUE

Mystique burst onto the Australian drum&bass scene as Perth’s only true lady D&B DJ in 1998. Mystique initially made her name through the illustrious Loaded Dice parties, and the drum&bass fraternity soon caught wind of what was considered a novelty at the time – a female D&B DJ was unheard of locally – she soon proved her worth and has been an established main player ever since. Her Perth-based work includes (and has included) regular guest appearances at Trafik, Base101, Roller, Bass Files, Resolution, Northern Jungle, XS Productions, Drum Club, MFI, Point Of View, and earned her residencies at Tonic plus the notorious ATM Sessions. In a recent poll she’s been voted Western Australia’s number 1 female DJ at Teknoscape’s Perth Dance Music Awards – a poll that includes all genres. Not just a pretty face, Mystique definitely holds her own on the ones and twos.

Supported by some of adelaides finest dnb dj's @ Traffic nightclub Friday June 11

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