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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8th 2007 @ Sangeos (www.sangeos.com) 151 Marlborough Street Portland, Connecticut 06480 $15 / $10 in advance or if you dress in blacklight attire! ********** FEATURING ********** MistressJade::::::::::.... About: Polish / American psychedelic trance DJ, Mistress Jade, has been making waves in the global ocean of psychedelic & goa trance since 2005, firmly standing her ground as she continues to enlighten the crowds before her with her unique sound. Her passion for this music along with her devotion to the psychedelic trance culture, has paved the way forward for Mistress Jade, as she raises the climate at all the parties that have had the honor of hearing this dynamic DJ. Mistress Jade's wizardry on the CD decks is nothing but seamless and flawless as she blends a diverse range of psychedelic sounds, gradually bringing Mistress Jade to the forefront of the electronic dance music scene she is so passionate about. Mistress Jade is not just a DJ, she is a performer, sharing her love and her energy with the audience behind the audio altar, as the dance floor responds back in admiration. AWAKE PRODUCTIONS LOOKS FORWARD TO HEARING A SICK SET!! TISANE::::::::::.... About: Tisane, of Middletown CT hailing from the Connect Beats crew will be bringing you Psy sounds that will give you a cultural feel. Free your mind and absorb the cerebral sounds of Tisane. Proud to bring you absolute Tisanity... Artemis::::::::::.... About: There is an ancient myth that was lost long ago. In Ancient Greece, on the night of the full moon, the call of horns could be heard gathering animals and people alike to the Temple of Artemis to send their praises to the night sky. As they gathered, a tribal beat united them in their chants to the Huntress to keep them safe throughout the celebration. As the night wore on, whispers throughout the Temple could be heard saying one phrase; “Sing, Dance, Make Music and Love,†and the people did… Omolak::::::::::.... About: Founder of Awake. Visual artist and modern day Shaman. Let the music bring you to a higher dimension...ONE DJ Atlantis ::::::::::.... About: "Psuedonym:dj Atlantis /dj/producer Genre:Dark-Full-On-Psy-trance-General-Disturbance-Experience I have been DJing/Producing for 12 years in the underground. I have experimented with various styles of psy-music over the years and have performed in front of thousands of people over the years in clubs, warehouses, outdoor events, the Tsunami psytrance parties in NYC and the el cuco trance festival. My influences are all underground music. I try not to limit myself to any one kind of music to listen to. Mixing my first passion ... music has been Psytrance and it is where my focus has been through the years. ....time to evolve" Levitation Theory ::::::::::.... About: Levitation Theory was formed in Oct, of 95" By Daniel Morneau. Discography "Futurist" Jan. of 96" "Home exp. vol. 1".Nov. 96". "Home exp. vol.2" Mar. 97". "Cephalopod Sex" Sept. 98". "self titled" Dec. 99" "White label" Jun. 00" Cosmic Dust Bunnies ::::::::::.... About: Kings of Electronic Jam. These guys will rock the house with an outstanding flow of heady electro jam. FOR MORE INFO VISIT: www.awakeproductions.net/saturnmoon

Thursday January 10th, 2008 Threshold Collective in association with the No Drama Worldwide Tour present: REMARC! Starting off the new year fresh, THRESHOLD teamed with the No Drama Worldwide Tour to bring out a real Pioneer in Ragga Jungle to Hartford CT for all the New England Junglists. As we are very excited for this show, we hope you are as well and will support this 1st, and exclusive New England appearance. Because who knows when Remarc will come back this way again!! Check out the info below! THE MAIN STAGE **1st US & New England Appearance - And yes 2 HOUR SET!!!** REMARC (uk) (No Drama Worldwide|Kemet|whitehouse|planet mu|sub base|labello|jetstar|dollar) *OFFICIAL TOUR INFO: www.myspace.com/understandinc *LISTEN HERE: http://www.myspace.com/djremarc Most of us first heard Remarc when darkside anthem Ricky was released back in '93. He went on to produce some of the most rinsingest jungle imaginable by becoming the ultimate don of the Amen break. His releases on Suburban Base, Kemet, Street Tuff, Dollar and White House are all sought after classics and now that drum'n'bass has turned into 2-step, clown step or whatever, and all you young'uns think that Squarepusher invented the Amen break mash-up, that's why we've re-released them on the Sound Murderer album. Stop press! We got part 2 - the Unreleased Dubs 94-96 - still rinsing, just not classics. THE PIONEER OF RAGGA-JUNGLE With tracks appearing on over 111 releases worldwide there is no questioning. If you have not heard of Remarc, its time to open your ears to the founding father of the amen sound. For those familiar with the legend, this tour marks the FIRST US APPEARANCE EVER! Nothing more needs to be said other then make sure you find your way to one of the many shows booked through December 2007 and January 2008, it may very well be your ONLY opportunity to ever see REMARC the sound murder perform live **6 Man Ragga Throwdown from some of the Northeasts finest Ragga Jungle Dj's** Human? www.myspace.com/humansurvival Torrential www.myspace.com/torr3nt1al St. Dirty www.myspace.com/saintdirtysoundz Skumbag Www.myspace.com/djskumbag Nondeskript www.myspace.com/nondeskriptdj Dr. Funk www.myspace.com/1drfunkthat Elijah Divine www.myspace.com/elijahdivine Additional Sounds in the Lounge: Sully's Pub is connected to Lena's First and Last Pizzeria and for this edition, we are using Lena's fully equiped bar with set in a comfortable space with food for when the beats get too tough, you have a place to chill and relax... But beware, we will shut the lounge down when the King gets on the stage, ya hear! **Special Reggae, Dancehall & Dub set** Meszenjah www.myspace.com/meszenjah **Hip-hop, Dubstep, Breakcore, Breaks and Jungle set** Elzwerth & Symetrex www.myspace.com/ffejisnotyou www.myspace.com/symetrex This show will start PROMPTLY at 8pm til close! $10 cover charge and 21+ only so make sure you have proper ID or get left out in the cold! Trust kids, this will be one of the most memorable nights ever to hit Connecticut, take the next day off and see you. Remarc @ THRESHOLD January 10th, 2008 SUlly's Pub 2071 Park Street Hartford, CT $10 - 21+ ONLY!! Web: www.thresholdct.com myspace: www.myspace.com/thresholdcollective Email contact Mizeyesis: mizeyesis@gmail.com Click on the flyer to view the myspace invite & RSVP!!

THRESHOLD, Hartford CT's monthly celebration of D+B, Jungle, Dubstep and other styles of beats is bringing some noise once again with it's 3 year anniversary party for the masses. Keeping it Junglefied, THRESHOLD has invited some of NYC's finest Dj's to come and drop dope beats, alongside CT's top junglists and a few special guest dj's. Also since this has been a hit over the summer while we are able to have the Tiki Bar open, the crew has extended the inside for those dj's that need to get their mix on live and be heard with our "Open Tables" session. But you MUST get there early to ensure a slot or be assed out!! For more info, please see the flyer below or visit our myspace page at www.myspace.com/thresholdcollective for more information. THRESHOLD Presents: RAGGA JUNGLE SEXYTIME EXPLOSION Tiki Time Performances from: Human? Skumbag Deos Torrential + St. Dirty & Elijah Divine Inside: Open Table Sessions - Are you a dj? Do you spin Jungle, DNB, Dubstep, Reggae, Breaks, Hip-Hop, Soul, Funk, Trip Hop (lol)? Then come through and GET THERE EARLY TO ENSURE A SLOT!! Cost: $5 Location: Sully's Pub - 2071 Park Street - Hartford CT When: August 2nd from 9-close Myspace: www.myspace.com/thresholdcollective Email: thresholdcollective@gmail.com

This Thursday!!!

If you don't know already, The Muck Crew has been bringing some great house music to Sully's Pub for over 3 years strong. This will be our first Halloween party with the outdoor tiki bar tented and heated for all the sexy costumes! Over 8 hours of house music and a special hip hop set with a live drum circle for the house heads, and a really fun band inside. Something for everyone!

http://www.ctnow.com/nightlife/hce-djculture.artoct22,0,2991880.story?coll=hce-headlines-entertain-top Electronica Evolution Coming Out Of The Raves And Dance Clubs, An Upscale DJ Culture Takes Root In Hartford October 22, 2006 By ERIC R. DANTON, Courant Rock Critic It's past midnight on a Friday night in an otherwise barren area of downtown Hartford, but there's a knot of well-dressed people on the sidewalk outside Room 960 on Main Street taking a break from the thumping music within. The chic little bar is a hot spot in the capital city's surprisingly strong electronic music scene, one that has transcended the underground rave culture of the late '90s to become, if not a mainstream source of entertainment, one that caters to a high-end clientele. Hartford, a city with a moribund rock scene that has trouble attracting cool up-and-coming bands, is hosting internationally acclaimed DJs and making a name for itself in the cutting-edge culture of electronic music. There's house music at Room 960, drum 'n' bass at Sully's Pub and enough devotees of each to keep the scene vibrant, albeit small. (House, an offshoot of the '80s post-disco dance-club scene, features deep four-beat bass grooves. Drum 'n' bass is fast-tempo music with rhythmic break beats tied to jazz, reggae and hip-hop.) "Sometimes, these little cities that you never thought would be great are fantastic, and everybody I've ever put there has loved it," says Emma Hoser, a New York booking agent who represents top-name DJs. Several of Hoser's DJs have performed in Hartford at events booked by budding promoter Bora Celik. Celik, 31, promotes "Bora Music" events every few weeks at Room 960 and, last summer, put together outdoor parties in Constitution Plaza. A software engineer who runs his own company in Avon by day, Celik spends his spare time poring over influential rankings in DJmag to identify talent he wants to bring to Hartford, and negotiating with agents to make it happen. One of his early coups was booking an Argentine DJ named Hernan Cattaneo, ranked No. 7 last year on the magazine's list. "Once I brought him, it was a chain reaction," Celik says. Other high-profile bookings have included Roger Sanchez and Gabriel and Dresden. Celik has also booked the rock band Bloc Party to perform a DJ set Nov. 18 after the group's performance earlier that night outside Boston. Electronic music has long percolated in Hartford's underground. The former Comet Club on Farmington Avenue hosted events in the '80s, and the Municipal Cafe on Main Street was something of a headquarters for the music in its various forms until it closed last year. And Hartford was home to all-night dance parties called raves in the late '90s, until concern over drug abuse led authorities to crack down on the events. "It's definitely cyclical," says Dave Dresden, half of the duo Gabriel and Dresden, who grew up in Stamford where he learned to DJ from another Connecticut resident, Moby. Dresden used to spin at Bar in New Haven and the short-lived club Velvet in Hartford, and he hosted an electronic music radio show on the former WMRQ-FM (104.1). "I really think that people are always going to go out and do drugs and dance around the campfire, so to speak," Dresden says from San Francisco, where he lives now. "And every so often, there comes a club owner or promoter who actually cares about the music, and when somebody takes the time to find out who the right DJs are to play their venue, and to make fliers and goes the whole nine yards, that's when it starts." Neither Bora Music events, nor the monthly drum 'n' bass party at Sully's, called Threshold, bears much resemblance to rave culture. That's by design, Celik says. "That's actually what I'm trying to get away from," he says. "A lot of the people who made that scene so popular weren't in it for the music. They were in it for other reasons, like drugs." Celik is targeting a different clientele: "It's a more mature crowd," he says. "They're more cultured, more international." It's also a slightly older crowd - late 20s to 40s - that can afford hefty cover charges and is looking for a more luxurious experience, such as bottle service at their tables. "It's not just music; it's a lifestyle," Celik says. "You have to know your target audience, and I do." And no wonder: He's a former DJ, who started spinning records in 1992 in his native Turkey. The passion continued when he moved to Connecticut in 1996 to study at the University of Hartford. Keeping current as a DJ is time consuming, though, and Celik soon found he didn't have the time. "DJing is very heavy on research," he says. "If you don't do the research, you don't get new music." Instead, he turned to promoting. "I still see it as my hobby, but it's a hobby that consumes a tremendous amount of time," he says. It's also one that his patrons say he's good at. "You just can't get this anywhere else," Tim Bonito says one Friday night, while waiting for DJ Donald Glaude to spin at Room 960. Bonito, 29, a mortgage broker from Springfield, says he comes at least once a month to Bora Music events, which he prefers over the fare at other clubs downtown. "Everything else is really commercial and Top 40," he says, making himself heard over the pulsating beats in the low-lit room packed with people. That's fine for Club Blu and NV downtown, but Celik seeks a more discerning crowd. "I'm not trying to make everyone happy," he says. "We have a niche. Our goal is quality first." Threshold also has a niche, and it's not likely to bubble into the mainstream, either. "Drum and bass is kind of like the most underground sound," says Stacy Lambert, a DJ who goes by Miz-Eyesis and co-founded Threshold in 2004 with DJs named Oneself and Torrential. "It's popular, but if you go to festivals, it's very much underground in terms of electronic music." Threshold has featured DJs from New York, Los Angeles, Atlanta and London since its inception. Patrons range in age from 21 to 50, and Lambert says drum 'n' bass attracts a more relaxed crowd than the higher-end house music scene. "There's a certain laid-back attitude. It's more punk-oriented or Rastafarian," she says. "They don't want to look like they're coming out of GQ magazine." The popularity of the event - 80 people crammed into Sully's last month - has surprised its organizers. "We never expected it to last that long," says Lambert, who works as a consultant for ING. "We didn't realize there was such a want for drum 'n' bass in Connecticut." Lambert says Hartford is well-situated between Boston and New York, and the smaller scene can be an attraction. "It's a different place for these DJs to go to instead of another bustling busy city," she says. "It's an attractive thing to come to a place that's a little bit smaller and show people, `Hey, this is what I do.'" Although Bora Music and Threshold have helped establish Hartford's name on the electronic music circuit, there are limits to how large the local scene can grow. "It's very difficult to get my international guys to play there, because they come over for one weekend, maybe two, so I have two Fridays and two Saturdays, and it's really important to get them to play the major markets, like New York, Los Angeles, Miami," says Hoser, the booking agent. Yet she credits Celik for working hard to overcome Hartford's non-image, and says his events rival those in bigger cities booked by more established promoters. "I hope Bora continues doing it, because some of the bigger cities in America aren't as good as Hartford," she says. Celik has no illusions that Bora Music events at Room 960 will transform Hartford into an electronic music capital. He just likes throwing parties. "I don't think what I'm doing is going to convert Hartford into this great dance-music Mecca of New England," he says. "That would be great, but it's not realistic." Contact Eric R. Danton at edanton@courant.com.

After last months successful "Darkness Falls" edition, the THRESHOLD Collective decided to change it up a bit and do a celebration to the wonderful sounds of Liquid, Drumfunk, Dubwise, Atmos, and melodic jungle. Calling upon some oldskool heads, nuskool and those that are well known, this months edition will showcase the cutting edge of these sounds providing a HOT oasis to the coming winter with full rich sounds to incite some very sexy moments... Sexy dancing or sexy cuddling to the beats on the dancefloor to orgasmic rhythms... Check it out as this edition is not to be missed... Miz-Eyesis (THRESHOLD - CT) It's been a while since Miz-Eyesis has spun at THRESHOLD and she's back bringing the masses some soulful sounds as well but filled with Amens of course. Taking a cue from the song "I'm Bringing Sexy Back" and closing out the night Miz will drop some sensual melodies that will not only make you feel as though you are in love, but also at peace as well. From classic Atmospheric to cutting edge Drumfunk, Aural Pleasure will be the name of the game this night and she will bring a memorable set for all the heads... Don't miss it! Assailant & Jeff Avery (Muck Crew - CT) These two have been in the CT and New England scene for some time now and have a vast collection of some old and new Atmospheric and Drumfunk sounds from cutting edge to nostalgic. Assailant and Jeff Avery never cease to disappoint a crowd and keeping with the night these two will show you the heads a sexier and musical side to their sound. All I can say is that during their set, it will really be hot in Sully's. Don't miss it! M-Physis & DOR (Future Collective - CT | Big League Choon, Call.To.Arms - ROC/CT) To some these are fresh faces in CT's DNB scene but the actual truth is that they have been around for a while. M-Physis is part of one of CT's newest crews, Future Collective and DOR from Call.To.Arms who began Crux as well. It's always great to have new talent come out and represent new sounds and these two make now mistake that they pay attention to some of the best producers at the moment who bring innovative materials to the scene. Expect to hear Dubwise, Liquid and Atmospheric during this set, but with tracks many of you have not heard as of yet. And again, remember where in Hartford you heard them first! Cover charge as always is 5$, plenty of drink specials as well as dope pizza provided by Lena's First and Last. THRESHOLD as always is from 9-CLOSE so see what I am talking about by making that trek out on November 2nd... Mark your calendars folks this is going to be sweet!! And come early, Sully's gets packed for sure!!! Remember 21 ; For more info visit Sully's Pub Dot Com or E-mail: Thresholdcollective@gmail.com This edition is definitely not to be missed! Haul ass and get there!! Directions to Sully's: From 84 EAST: Take exit 44 [Prospect Ave in Hartford]. At the end of the ramp, go through the stop sign. Take your first left [at the light] onto Prospect Ave. At your 2nd light, take a right onto Park Street. Sully's is 1 block down on the right [parking in back]. From 84 WEST: take exit 44 [Prospect Ave]. At the end of the ramp, take a right onto Kane St., then your first left onto Prospect Ave. At your 2nd light, take a right onto Park Street. Sully's is 1 block down on the right [parking in back]. From 91 [north or south]:In Hartford, get on 84 WEST, take exit 44 [Prospect Ave]. At the end of the ramp, take a right onto Kane St., then your first left onto Prospect Ave. At your 2nd light, take a right onto Park Street. Sully's is 1 block down on the right [parking in back].

Tomorrow!!!

Winding down from a crazy summer, THRESHOLD is coming back with some smooth sounds to help you relax off the last few weeks of the summer season. Doing things a bit differently, THRESHOLD has invited 3 DJ's who's Liquid, Wobble, and Dancefloor sounds bring out the best bootay shakin in all of us. And a 4 way tag of the crew's reggae giants... Definetely a show that you do not want to miss. OUTSIDE: TIKI BAR MADDNESS!! With performances from: Milkdud (Massive Audio, NY) Redshift (413DNB, Deception, Fluid - MA) J7 (ri-dnb, bmc empires, xbtz.org) INSIDE: INNA BASHMENT SESSIONS Presents: THRESHOLD Reggae Allstars: Featuring: Nondeskript + Torrential + Meszenjah + Oneself With one of the few last times of Inna Bashment Sessions which has been a great success, THRESHOLD has decided to call upon its own reggae experts to throw down some sweet riddims that will cause you to shake inside. But these guys will be doing this all night in a 4 way tag set... WOAH!!! Check it out!!! Cover charge as always is 5$, plenty of drink specials as well as dope pizza provided by Lena's First and Last. THRESHOLD as always is from 9-CLOSE so see what I am talking about by making that trek out on September 7th... Mark your calendars folks this is going to be sweet!! And come early, Sully's gets packed for sure!!! Remember 21 ; For more info visit Sully's Pub Dot Com or E-mail: Thresholdcollective@gmail.com. Thank you all and see you on Thursday, September 7th! This edition is definitely not to be missed! Haul ass and get there!! Directions to Sully's: From 84 EAST: Take exit 44 [Prospect Ave in Hartford]. At the end of the ramp, go through the stop sign. Take your first left [at the light] onto Prospect Ave. At your 2nd light, take a right onto Park Street. Sully's is 1 block down on the right [parking in back]. From 84 WEST: take exit 44 [Prospect Ave]. At the end of the ramp, take a right onto Kane St., then your first left onto Prospect Ave. At your 2nd light, take a right onto Park Street. Sully's is 1 block down on the right [parking in back]. From 91 [north or south]:In Hartford, get on 84 WEST, take exit 44 [Prospect Ave]. At the end of the ramp, take a right onto Kane St., then your first left onto Prospect Ave. At your 2nd light, take a right onto Park Street. Sully's is 1 block down on the right [parking in back]. Peace out!!! Mizeyesis

Winding down from a crazy summer, THRESHOLD is coming back with some smooth sounds to help you relax off the last few weeks of the summer season. Doing things a bit differently, THRESHOLD has invited 3 DJ's who's Liquid, Wobble, and Dancefloor sounds bring out the best bootay shakin in all of us. And a 4 way tag of the crew's reggae giants... Definetely a show that you do not want to miss. OUTSIDE: TIKI BAR MADDNESS!! With performances from: Milkdud (Massive Audio, NY) Redshift (413DNB, Deception, Fluid - MA) J7 (ri-dnb, bmc empires, xbtz.org) INSIDE: INNA BASHMENT SESSIONS Presents: THRESHOLD Reggae Allstars: Featuring: Nondeskript + Torrential + Meszenjah + Oneself With one of the few last times of Inna Bashment Sessions which has been a great success, THRESHOLD has decided to call upon its own reggae experts to throw down some sweet riddims that will cause you to shake inside. But these guys will be doing this all night in a 4 way tag set... WOAH!!! Check it out!!! Cover charge as always is 5$, plenty of drink specials as well as dope pizza provided by Lena's First and Last. THRESHOLD as always is from 9-CLOSE so see what I am talking about by making that trek out on September 7th... Mark your calendars folks this is going to be sweet!! And come early, Sully's gets packed for sure!!! Remember 21 ; For more info visit Sully's Pub Dot Com or E-mail: Thresholdcollective@gmail.com. Thank you all and see you on Thursday, September 7th! This edition is definitely not to be missed! Haul ass and get there!! Directions to Sully's: From 84 EAST: Take exit 44 [Prospect Ave in Hartford]. At the end of the ramp, go through the stop sign. Take your first left [at the light] onto Prospect Ave. At your 2nd light, take a right onto Park Street. Sully's is 1 block down on the right [parking in back]. From 84 WEST: take exit 44 [Prospect Ave]. At the end of the ramp, take a right onto Kane St., then your first left onto Prospect Ave. At your 2nd light, take a right onto Park Street. Sully's is 1 block down on the right [parking in back]. From 91 [north or south]:In Hartford, get on 84 WEST, take exit 44 [Prospect Ave]. At the end of the ramp, take a right onto Kane St., then your first left onto Prospect Ave. At your 2nd light, take a right onto Park Street. Sully's is 1 block down on the right [parking in back]. Peace out!!! Mizeyesis

Winding down from a crazy summer, THRESHOLD is coming back with some smooth sounds to help you relax off the last few weeks of the summer season. Doing things a bit differently, THRESHOLD has invited 3 DJ's who's Liquid, Wobble, and Dancefloor sounds bring out the best bootay shakin in all of us. And a 4 way tag of the crew's reggae giants... Definetely a show that you do not want to miss. OUTSIDE: TIKI BAR MADDNESS!! With performances from: Milkdud (Massive Audio, NY) Redshift (413DNB, Deception, Fluid - MA) J7 (ri-dnb, bmc empires, xbtz.org) INSIDE: INNA BASHMENT SESSIONS Presents: THRESHOLD Reggae Allstars: Featuring: Nondeskript + Torrential + Meszenjah + Oneself With one of the few last times of Inna Bashment Sessions which has been a great success, THRESHOLD has decided to call upon its own reggae experts to throw down some sweet riddims that will cause you to shake inside. But these guys will be doing this all night in a 4 way tag set... WOAH!!! Check it out!!! Cover charge as always is 5$, plenty of drink specials as well as dope pizza provided by Lena's First and Last. THRESHOLD as always is from 9-CLOSE so see what I am talking about by making that trek out on September 7th... Mark your calendars folks this is going to be sweet!! And come early, Sully's gets packed for sure!!! Remember 21 ; For more info visit Sully's Pub Dot Com or E-mail: Thresholdcollective@gmail.com. Thank you all and see you on Thursday, September 7th! This edition is definitely not to be missed! Haul ass and get there!! Directions to Sully's: From 84 EAST: Take exit 44 [Prospect Ave in Hartford]. At the end of the ramp, go through the stop sign. Take your first left [at the light] onto Prospect Ave. At your 2nd light, take a right onto Park Street. Sully's is 1 block down on the right [parking in back]. From 84 WEST: take exit 44 [Prospect Ave]. At the end of the ramp, take a right onto Kane St., then your first left onto Prospect Ave. At your 2nd light, take a right onto Park Street. Sully's is 1 block down on the right [parking in back]. From 91 [north or south]:In Hartford, get on 84 WEST, take exit 44 [Prospect Ave]. At the end of the ramp, take a right onto Kane St., then your first left onto Prospect Ave. At your 2nd light, take a right onto Park Street. Sully's is 1 block down on the right [parking in back]. Peace out!!! Mizeyesis

It's about time!!! I may be there!!

Friday!!!

Next week!

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A new revolution in EDM is taking place... Be part of CT's contribution... Presented by Viceroy + Torrential in association with THRESHOLD and BMC DIRT @ Hypnotic (formerly known as the El N Gee) - New London, CT A Dubstep Experience with: Selector Moldy ( www.selectormoldy.com - NYC ) Dave Q (Direct Drive - NYC) Viceroy b2b Torrential (THRESHOLD, BMC - CT) $5 cover. Drink specials. 21+ Hypnotic is located at 86 Golden St. New London, CT 06320. And please visit ( http://dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=4750 ) For info on this sound called Dubstep, please visit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dubstep Be there...

Aug 5th: THE THROWDOWN @ BUMP! We close the last night of the two year anniversary celebration with a Throwdown of some of the sickest djs around the Northern East Coast. Some are legends and some are up and comers. But that is just to show you that you are a fool if you choose to miss this!!! From DNB to House, we got it all this night, check it out!! With performances by (not shown in orders of appearances): Human? (Myspace) B2B Skumbag (Myspace) (Ragga Jungle/Jungle/Mashup) Nondeskript (Myspace) B2B Miztah Lex(Myspace) (Ragga Jungle/Jungle/Mashup/DNB) J7 (Myspace) B2B Scooby Carolan (Myspace) (Breaks) Josh BDoc (Myspace B2B Asrael v2.0 (Myspace) (Atmospheric/Liquid DNB) Oneself (Myspace) B2B Milkdud (Myspace) (Dancefloor/Hardstep/Tech DNB) Prototype (Myspace) B2B Ransom (Myspace) (Nuero/Hardstep/Tech DNB) Jason Balance (Myspace) B2B Nick Noty (Myspace) (House) Luke Johnathan (Myspace) B2B BillyBob (Myspace) (House) Event Horizon (Myspace) B2B Riven(Myspace) (Darkstep/Nuero/Hardstep/Tech DNB) Caezar (Myspace) B2B Meszenjah (Myspace) (Jungle/DNB/Hardstep/Dancefloor DNB) Bookum (Myspace) B2B Mighty Mouse (Breaks) The throwdown will take place at BUMP @ Humphrey's East located on 175 Humphrey Street in New Haven, CT. This event will start at 9 so get there early!!! For more info on this event please visit the Myspace invite page by clicking here, or send all inquiries to THRESHOLDCollective@gmail.com -

Aug 4th: FRONTLINE PRESENTS BREAKAGE (BASSBIN RECORDINGS, UK) Breakage (Bassbin, UK) From www.upfrontdc.com Born in Slough in 1982, James moved to Buckingham at the age of 6, before finally settling in London when he was 11. In his own words, he lead "a pretty normal life," listening to a vast range of music. "Everything from. [pauses] everyone! Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, T Rex, Beethoven, Bach, Chopin. NWA, Bob Marley. Tenor Saw - he was ruff! - old sound system tapes. everything, man! Portishead Live in New York never leaves my stereo!" By the age of 12, James was already making his first forays into the world of music production. "My cousin Leroy used to live down by Heathrow Airport, and I used to travel down there every other Saturday and stay there overnight making little shitty tunes on his crappy computer! Well at the time it was good; it was Fast Tracker 2, and you could make music on this little blue and black program! So big up Leroy!" Before being introduced to the dnb scene by some people he knew at school, James used to tamper with breakbeats - as he puts it, "I was some young 12, 13, 14 year old Prodigy wannabe, and a hip hop wannabe. Then I started doing dnb." Bursting onto the scene in 2001 with an explosive, unofficial remix of Doc Scott's classic Here Come The Drums, which tore up many a dancefloor, including the legendary Metalheadz Sunday Sessionz. The remix picked up by Reinforced for release on it's legendary Enforcers series of picture disks; the relationship with this label continued with singles as Solar Motion (in collaboration with Dsyfa), an EP with Threshold of Special Branch, and two solo EPs. It was via Special Branch that James made contact with the Inperspective family. Forrester introduced James to Equinox, knowing the two would hit it off. The rest is, as they say, history. Inperspective signed Comatose and Trance, and James went on to revisit Equinox's Acid Rain, a piece of Amen science that James rates as one of his favourite pieces of dnb, alongside such classics as Rufige Crew's Kemistry - "Probably the best dnb tune in the world EVER!" His ability to turn his hand to any style he fancies is perhaps James' strongest point. From the dubby stylings of So Vain and Out of Reach, through the liquid leanings of his collaborations with Metalheadz resident DJ Flight as Alias, and onto the pure breakbeat science he unleashes on Inperspective, James excels at whatever he turns his hand to. "I make all different kinds of stuff, there's no one style! My style is unorthodox!" As with the other Inperspective artists, though, James' personal favourites are signed to the I. "I'm so happy with my Acid Rain VIP Final Chapter remix. That and Drowning." In addition to his collaborations with DJ Flight, James plans to work with Equinox in the near future, and would love to work with other artists such as Tangerine Dream and James Lavelle. With additional Performances from: Dr. Funk (Myspace) B2B Miz-Eyesis (Myspace) Two of New England's Funkiest Dj's are preparing a set filled with complex beats, smooth beats, original production, amens and riddims that will set fans of Breakage off right!! Do not miss this!! Tystick (Myspace) B2B Mentally Ill (Myspace) Tystik goes B2B in a collaborative set with Massive Audio's own Mentally Ill in what will be almost a friendly type "Clash of Titans". Mentally Ill's dancefloor sound with Tystik's technicalities will be a great addition to what is coming off as a very sick and special night!! Revelation (Myspace) with Kel Wu A special Birthday Set with DJ Revelation, one of CT's dopest turntablist is something very special and not to be missed. Along side Seed for Thought's (check out www.selfexpressed.com for more info) Kel Wu who will be ripping the mic for this set... Highly encouraged that you don't miss this... And wish our boy Happy Birthday!! The OxBow Cafe is located at 236 South Street in Hartford, CT. This event will start at 9 and please get there early to ensure entry!!! For more info on this event, please visit the Myspace invite by clicking right here or send an email to THRESHOLDCollective@gmail.com !

Aug 3rd: THRESHOLD @ SULLY'S PUB PRESENTS LIONDUB +liondub+ from www.djliondub.com Music is often referred to as a universal language, however there are many dialects and few artists are able to freely express themselves in more than one. Young producer, dj, promoter, and engineer, Liondub is capable of inspiring new translations of cultural and concious music through the fusion of musical and modern beliefs. Striving to embrace as many styles and sounds as possible, Liondub's seamless mixes and heavy productions feature a strong dose of reggae, dub and trip hop, as well as more divergent styles of contemporary dancehall, ragga jungle and hip hop. Liondub grew up a native New Yorker, frequently travelling to Jamaica, exposing himself to the artistic movements of hip-hop and reggae soundsystems at a very young age. Fueled by the influences of DJ Red Alert, Chuck Chillout and jamaican sounds Jah Love, Stur Gav, Volcano and Downbeat, Liondub was inevitably inspired to take up the science of turntable mixing and the art of building rythms. Spinning records, he developed a single, distinctive voice that could speak many musical languages, and build cultural bridges. Now, that musical voice has matured and earned him worldwide acclaim. By steadily producing tracks and mixing, he is re-shaping the way many listen to reggae music. DJing conscious reggae music, dancehall, hip-hop and jungle since 1991, Liondub is touring the US playing with groups and artists like Johnnie Osbourne,Terry Ganzie, The Wailers, Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley, Sound Tribe Sector Nine, DJ Krush, Ras Kush of Black Redemeption Sound, The UK Steppas and Rob Paine of Worship Recordings. His most recent performances include Touring with Steel Pulse and opening up for Dancehall Star Sizzla, Jungle legends R.A.W., Dara and Cassien of Legend. When he's not touring, he can be found lacing tracks in the studio with many of Reggae's up and coming rising stars such as Norrissman, Richie Spice and Fragga Ranks as well as Jungle veterans like MC Navigator. Liondub represents numerous artists and dj's within a comprehensive artist agency and is producing an impressive catalog of conscious music at home and abroad. Expect some serious dubplate business and seamless turntablism when Liondub steps to the decks. With additional performances from: Selector Moldy ( www.selectormoldy.com ) Coming through with an ill Dubstep set for you kids!!! Stop acting like you don't like this sound and get ready to be slaves to bass!! Congo Nasty - Myspace Bringing the Ragga Jungle Amen Mashup Bizznazz, filled with original production... OMG!! Get ready to wild out at the Tiki Bar!!! Legacy - Myspace Yeah, you only thought he could drop the turntablism... Get ready for his dancehall!! and he brings it proper... Whine de waist!! Joel Fever - Myspace Where else and from whom else are you going to hear a JA Culture set?? Joel knows what's up and is coming prepared with a full arsenal that will blow your mind... Tracks you never thought you'd hear at THRESHOLD!!! Trust, this dude is going to make you go wow!!! For more info on how to get to Sully's Pub, please visit www.sullyspub.com or visit the myspace invite right here! All other inquires can be directed to THRESHOLDCollective@gmail.com - This event starts at 9, please get here early!!! Don't miss out!!

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Hmm... I mean you have 960, Sully's, Zen Bar, The Factory which now has a night for D+B, Acid House, ElectroClash, Punk, Goth, etc; The Oxbow Cafe, Arcadia in New Britain and not to mention the countless other things that never get broadcast on the internet... I don't know, you can't compare CT to NYC but it is definetly holding it's own. Especially with DNB... Word