Showing posts with label sirc. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sirc. Show all posts

Saturday, 29 September 2018

Sirc's new LP + Acid Slice 5

SIRC - Future Comes Late [SLICE023]
A blackness. A dream awake. Inherited molecules that dance in the space between. A future imagined progressing towards a present lost hanging in the balance. Machines fight men who created their desires to activate. It’s a future that comes late.



The launch party for the album will be held tonight at Acid Slice 5! 


303% Acid Music all night long.

Live Acid from:
Servalan (https://soundcloud.com/serva-lan)
SIRC (Acidchicken Slice Records)
Dylab (DETROIT UNDERGROUND New York Haunted Balkan Vinyl)

DJ's with buckets of acid:
C:1 (SUPER ENJOY Detrimental Audio )
Dep Affect (Industrial Strength Records Green Fetish Records )

Visuals by:
Brkn fixie

Saturday, 17 February 2018

Metamorph

The Metamorph: an ethereal cyber creature residing in a realm of fog and lasers, engineered by a gestalt techno hive-mind. It’s here to make you dance.

Metamorph is a collection of underground electronica inspired by global rave culture.
The tracks herein are a representation of the energetic, kinetic nature of modern dance music; ecstatic trance by way of gross vibration. Lovingly conceptualised, produced and curated for your cerebral consideration, Slice's Metamorph offers up a collision of techno, acid, psy-tech, and progressive tech-trance.

Many thanks to Clint Grierson (Point Zero Productions,) for providing the visual component to this release; to the musicians who spend their time perfecting their craft for us all to enjoy, Ben Heppel aka Stickleback for your ongoing support and brilliant mastering, and to everyone who sustains and evolves the worldwide phenomenon of electronic dance music.

Bandcamp: https://slicerecords.bandcamp.com/album/metamorph
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/0qxRFZRjG48z39IQJiQFA5
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/album/id1340662427

Thursday, 25 January 2018

this is...ACID SLICE

Acidchicken & Slice Records presents: < ACID SLICE >
31st of March @ Loop Project Space & Bar.

This is ACID SLICE, Melbourne's only 100% ACID night.

This month's ACID SLICE line up mixes live acid performances from Acidalius and dyLAB, exclusive acid dubplates from Lonely Faces and pure acid sets from C1 and Neil Orchard. As well as treating your ears, Ear Mind Eye will be treating your eyes with 303% pure visual delights.
For number freaks the date is 313 so expect some Detroit specials especially from C1. As we hit the 1st of April expect plenty of tomfoolery.

Featuring:
Lonely Faces - Dubplate Special (Tempest/Slice)
Dylab - Live (New York Haunted/Slice)
Acidalius -Live (Acidchicken/Acid Waxa)
C:1 Vinyl DJ Set - (Detrimental Audio/Super Enjoy)
Neil Orchard - DJ Set (Techno Insurgency)
Ear Mind Eye - Visuals (Slice)

Free Entry!
Saturday 31st of March 10pm - 3am
Remember the date = 31/3

www.slicerecords.com.au
www.acidchicken.com
www.looponline.com.au

Monday, 25 September 2017

SIRC Interview

SIRC: a chat with Jimmi-Woods.


So how did SIRC begin?
Sirc ultimately began when I was messing around with a Korg M1 and Atari for sequencing with a good friend of mine Steve Bertschik in the early 90s. He went on to form Sonic Animation with some others and I needed to get my own gear. Decided on what I knew which was an M1 and an Atari. I then recorded some tapes and started experimenting but nothing serious.

What’s your personal journey in music production and performance? (Prior bands etc)
My journey into "serious" music was when I joined the band Angler who was at the time Marcus Bridges (guitar) and Neil Boyack (guitar) then Ben Bridges joined with drums. W started doing the live circuit around Melbourne and ended up recording 3 studio albums and two live albums. We managed to wrangler 4 star reviews in rolling stone magazine and other mags. Eventually the band started to fade between rehearsals but we still manage to record every now and then.
https://soundcloud.com/angler-533126538



Tell us about the music influences that inspired you to produce? (Send me a link to a favourite track)
I think one of the biggest influences would have to be the Future Sound of London. Their album Lifeforms opened up my mind to what was possible in electronic music production.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLK6SyYf83DTlWUSg4XXJmDInMf0fqASPB

What’s your favourite track from your EP? (And Why?)
Very hard to choose a favourite track from the EP. I think why your here stands out a bit more than the others because of the half time snare and double time hats. I enjoyed writing that one from a new perspective.

 

Can you reveal your most prized performance weapon and why?
The Elektron RYTM would have to be the best live performance tool I have ever used. Such great sequencing and sampler power in the studio with the added live performance scenes and modes. Such control and at the same time the ability to go crazy if you want.

When’s your Next Gig?
25th October at Tago Mago in Thornbury.

Monday, 21 August 2017

Geotech #5 - Tech/Prog/Acid

Slice Records presents: Geotech #5.
The next installment of Slice's Underground Electronic Music Nights 'Geotech' will feature a night of Tech / Prog / Acid. There will live acts, semi live acts, DJ's playing live and or semi live, possibly not alive...
These nights are about getting people together and for everyone to enjoy tunes from local, quality producers and DJ's in the comfy surrounds of Bar 303!

FREE ENTRY - CHEAP DRINKS - LAID BACK!

Featuring:
Phase 7
Suncoder
Psychoacoustic Vision/Tok'ra
Moskalin
SIRC
Lonely Faces
Jimmi-Woods
ADSY