Catch up on the final week of the Fringe Festival before it's
all over!
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back through the week to read new reviews and interviews and
maybe even score free tickets in our Online Prize Frenzy™!
dB goes back to its usual fortnightly self next issue, which
hits the streets Wednesday 24th March.
And now we've got the Festival covered
too!
Keep checking dbmagazine.com.au for all the latest
reviews and news on the Adelaide Festival!
We'll be adding articles daily for the duration of the Festival.
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of the Fringe...
DJ
Craze Rugged
Radio Saturday Audio Research/Stomp
Rugged
Radio Saturday ' is the first release by Audio Research, founded
by Montreal's DJ A-Trak and designed to showcase the record
labels' uniquely talented roster. Mixed by three time consecutive
winner of the DMC world champion mixing competitions DJ Craze,
who also forms part of the Allies with A-trak, with this release
we have a true definition of the word "mix".
DJ Craze's mixing style is magnificent...
Acquiescence.
Acquiescence
will be one of the final events for the Fringe and promises
a full day's worth of bands, visual art, live performance, DJs,
electronica and dance from a hearty cross section of talented
SA artists. It's a diverse lineup, nicely reflected in three
of the headline bands: Special Patrol (melodic pop), Virgin
Black (operatic dark metal) and Ungkas (tribal rock).
"I've always viewed Adelaide as a haven of non-exclusivity in
respect to sub-cultures and in turn a people who embrace talent
unconditionally..."
Rugged
Radio Saturday ' is the first release by Audio Research, founded
by Montreal's DJ A-Trak and designed to showcase the record
labels' uniquely talented roster. Mixed by three time consecutive
winner of the DMC world champion mixing competitions DJ Craze,
who also forms part of the Allies with A-trak, with this release
we have a true definition of the word "mix".
Acquiescence
will be one of the final events for the Fringe and promises
a full day's worth of bands, visual art, live performance, DJs,
electronica and dance from a hearty cross section of talented
SA artists. It's a diverse lineup, nicely reflected in three
of the headline bands: Special Patrol (melodic pop), Virgin
Black (operatic dark metal) and Ungkas (tribal rock).