2008.01.18 (FRIDAY/金)
REVENGE OF MINIMALIST LOUNGE @ PIKEY, 代官山
SPECIAL GUEST FROM MOSCOW
ANTON KUBIKOV FROM SCSI-9 (TRAPEZ/TRAUM/KOMPAKT/HIGHGRADE)
DJ SET http://
PLUS DAVE TWOMEY, A/FLOOR & UUUKI, AMA & GENKI
1000Y MUSIC CHARGE
OPEN 22:00-LATE
500Y BEER & WINE
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ANTON KUBIKOV PROFILE
Moscow's leading techno figure from the late '90s to the early '00s, Anton Kubikov established himself initially as a radio DJ, then embarked on a remarkable production stint, most notably recording as half of SCSi-9. Born in 1975 in Moscow, Kubikov (aka DJ Kubikov) began his ascent in 1994, when he spun at one of the Russian capital city's first techno clubs, Hermitage. Soon he began spinning at the other clubs springing up annually in Moscow: Treasure Island, Moby Dick, Ptyuch, Utopia, X-Dance, and more. By 1995, a year later, his reputation provided him the opportunity to host his own radio show on Russia's first dance station, Station, and in 1997 he also began producing his own tracks. He released his music under a variety of monikers (among them SCSI-9, Multipliar, Hero City Movers, Snowboarder, and Snooker Boy) on a variety of labels (Force Tracks, Trapez, Salo, Traum, and Freizeitglauben), often doing so in conjunction with producer Maxim Milyutenko as SCSI-9. When not busy in the studio, Kubikov performs often in Russia and Germany, where he is very well-known.
SCSI-9 are Anton Kubikov & Maxim Milyutenko.
In 2000 Anton and Maxim took their equipment together and built their own studio. In a year Maxim joined Kubikov's most advanced electronic project SCSI-9. They presently produce underground dance music, downtempo and minimal tracks and remixes. In 2002 they recorded their first soundtrack for a theater staging at one of Moscow's drama theatres. In autumn 2002 they played their first live show in Moscow. On November 9th, 2002, SCSI-9 played their first live at the famous Fabric club in London, UK. In September 2003 SCSI-9 played their first Russian live gig outside Moscow at the Privilege club in Chelyabinsk, and now continue touring Russia with live shows. Since then SCSI-9 played numerous live gigs in European clubs in London, Berlin, Cologne, Hamburg, Warsaw, Ljubljana, Madrid, Thessaloniki and on festivals, such as Transmediale (Berlin), Pulse (Moscow), Wilsonic (Bratislava), Dialog of 4 Cultures (Lodz/Poland), in Subotica (Serbia), Athens and on Monegros in Spain, together with Richie Hawtin, Magda and Troy Pierce, Gui Burrato and Matias Aguayo. In 2007 they also took part in the Global Gathering (Kiev) and RADAR Live (Istanbul) festivals.
Since 2001 SCSI-9 have released vinyl EPs mainly on German labels such as Traum/Trapez, Salo, Freizeitglauben, Morris Audio, Highgrade. In April, 2003 the Force Tracks released their fullsize album 'Digital Russian' (2x12" and CD). In 2004 SCSI-9 released two EPs on Kompakt - "All She Wants Is" and "Mini", and later Kompakt included their track in the famous 'Total Five' compilation. In the "anniversary release", Kompakt 100, where artists of the label put remixes on each other, SCSI-9 was featured with two remixes. Another remix work, "Midnight Traveller", was published in autumn, 2004 by the German label "Highgrade". At the same time SCSI-9 began cooperation with Craig Richards label Tyrant, which published their EP "Location Unknown" in the same year. In November 2005 Anton and Maxim released their On The Edge EP on Kompakt. Their third fullsize album "The Line Of Nine" was released by Kompakt in May 2006, with another release on Kompakts K2 label in autumn 2006. SCSI-9 tracks also appear on Kompakt's famous Total-5, Total-6 and Total-7 compilations. In addition to their work with Kompakt SCSI-9 released a number of records on Highgrade, Neuton Music, Phlegmatek, Klik and the netlabels Fragment and Sutemos.
www.beatport.com/scsi9 (music)
REVENGE OF MINIMALIST LOUNGE @ PIKEY, 代官山
SPECIAL GUEST FROM MOSCOW
ANTON KUBIKOV FROM SCSI-9 (TRAPEZ/TRAUM/KOMPAKT/HIGHGRADE)
DJ SET http://
PLUS DAVE TWOMEY, A/FLOOR & UUUKI, AMA & GENKI
1000Y MUSIC CHARGE
OPEN 22:00-LATE
500Y BEER & WINE
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
ANTON KUBIKOV PROFILE
Moscow's leading techno figure from the late '90s to the early '00s, Anton Kubikov established himself initially as a radio DJ, then embarked on a remarkable production stint, most notably recording as half of SCSi-9. Born in 1975 in Moscow, Kubikov (aka DJ Kubikov) began his ascent in 1994, when he spun at one of the Russian capital city's first techno clubs, Hermitage. Soon he began spinning at the other clubs springing up annually in Moscow: Treasure Island, Moby Dick, Ptyuch, Utopia, X-Dance, and more. By 1995, a year later, his reputation provided him the opportunity to host his own radio show on Russia's first dance station, Station, and in 1997 he also began producing his own tracks. He released his music under a variety of monikers (among them SCSI-9, Multipliar, Hero City Movers, Snowboarder, and Snooker Boy) on a variety of labels (Force Tracks, Trapez, Salo, Traum, and Freizeitglauben), often doing so in conjunction with producer Maxim Milyutenko as SCSI-9. When not busy in the studio, Kubikov performs often in Russia and Germany, where he is very well-known.
SCSI-9 are Anton Kubikov & Maxim Milyutenko.
In 2000 Anton and Maxim took their equipment together and built their own studio. In a year Maxim joined Kubikov's most advanced electronic project SCSI-9. They presently produce underground dance music, downtempo and minimal tracks and remixes. In 2002 they recorded their first soundtrack for a theater staging at one of Moscow's drama theatres. In autumn 2002 they played their first live show in Moscow. On November 9th, 2002, SCSI-9 played their first live at the famous Fabric club in London, UK. In September 2003 SCSI-9 played their first Russian live gig outside Moscow at the Privilege club in Chelyabinsk, and now continue touring Russia with live shows. Since then SCSI-9 played numerous live gigs in European clubs in London, Berlin, Cologne, Hamburg, Warsaw, Ljubljana, Madrid, Thessaloniki and on festivals, such as Transmediale (Berlin), Pulse (Moscow), Wilsonic (Bratislava), Dialog of 4 Cultures (Lodz/Poland), in Subotica (Serbia), Athens and on Monegros in Spain, together with Richie Hawtin, Magda and Troy Pierce, Gui Burrato and Matias Aguayo. In 2007 they also took part in the Global Gathering (Kiev) and RADAR Live (Istanbul) festivals.
Since 2001 SCSI-9 have released vinyl EPs mainly on German labels such as Traum/Trapez, Salo, Freizeitglauben, Morris Audio, Highgrade. In April, 2003 the Force Tracks released their fullsize album 'Digital Russian' (2x12" and CD). In 2004 SCSI-9 released two EPs on Kompakt - "All She Wants Is" and "Mini", and later Kompakt included their track in the famous 'Total Five' compilation. In the "anniversary release", Kompakt 100, where artists of the label put remixes on each other, SCSI-9 was featured with two remixes. Another remix work, "Midnight Traveller", was published in autumn, 2004 by the German label "Highgrade". At the same time SCSI-9 began cooperation with Craig Richards label Tyrant, which published their EP "Location Unknown" in the same year. In November 2005 Anton and Maxim released their On The Edge EP on Kompakt. Their third fullsize album "The Line Of Nine" was released by Kompakt in May 2006, with another release on Kompakts K2 label in autumn 2006. SCSI-9 tracks also appear on Kompakt's famous Total-5, Total-6 and Total-7 compilations. In addition to their work with Kompakt SCSI-9 released a number of records on Highgrade, Neuton Music, Phlegmatek, Klik and the netlabels Fragment and Sutemos.
www.beatport.com/scsi9 (music)
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