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VIENNA WILDSTYLE RECORDINGS VW04
Digital Release: 10th December 2010

Camel – Slavedriva EP

Slavedriva is written and produced by Camel and Don Summer. Slavedriva is their first release on Vienna Wildstyle. It’s somewhere between actionism art polietricks. A genuine futechstyle that serves as a brainbuzz and as a headfunk.

Camel is an artist with palestinian roots who grew up in Vienna/Austria and Tübingen/Germany. His father was Doctor of Assyriology and has a great influence on him. As well as his musical ventures to Jamaica and Colombia. We can’t really describe his style. You could place it between Black and Electro with emphasis on Dancehall and Reggae. Don´t make the mistake and label it, even opera is not a no go. He is still an artist who does not even realise he is one. He just does his artistry, it´s his life. He´s not making up a certain character. Camel worked with artists like KidKurrup from the renowned DuttycupCrew (SeanPaul) and Ward21, the dancehall pioneers. Don Summer produced artists like Anna F, Louie Austen.

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Camel – Slavedriva
(Full EP Download)

Camel – “Slavedriva” (Original) (VW04) by viennawildstylerecordings

Camel Slavedriva GDX Remix by viennawildstylerecordings

directed by Norbert Pruscha

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Signalnoise – The art of James White

James White is a graphic designer from Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada. He is one of my favorite artists and inspired my own work a lot. Let me introduce him with his own words.

“I have been a creative person ever since I was old enough to hold a pencil at the age of 4. I started drawing on every scrap of paper I could find to the point where my mother couldn’t keep typewriter paper in the house without my finding and stealing it.

I never stopped drawing throughout school, and in 1995 I was accepted to the Graphic Design program at the Nova Scotia Community College in my hometown of Truro where I had formal training in all the basics of design: composition, aesthetics, form, function, typography and pre-press, all of which revolved around learning the best graphic software available, Adobe’s Photoshop and Illustrator. Upon graduation with honors, I was accepted into Interactive Technology also at the Nova Scotia Community College in 1997, where I learned to use my design skills to create websites, CDRoms, video production, 2D and 3D animation and programming.

Immediately after graduation in 1998 I was hired into the booming web industry. This was my first experience not only dealing with a team, but also working directly with clients on a project-to project basis. During my 11-year career I worked for a number of professional companies performing both web and print design, gaining experience through a wide variety of projects and clients, both large and small.”

Check out his weekly broadcast, where he talks about art, design, photoshop, illustrator, comics, metal and lot of other funny stuff. Swing by and visit him at the Signalnoise blog or follow him on Twitter and Facebook.

http://blog.signalnoise.com
http://www.flickr.com/photos/signalnoiseart
http://www.behance.net/signalnoise
http://twitter.com/#!/Signalnoise
http://www.facebook.com/signalnoise

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©2010 Signalnoise Studio and James White.

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Love+Hate with Drums of Death Live (20.01.2011)

My friends from Vienna presents again a murder headliner for the next Love+Hate party at the Pratersauna Club. Drums of Death from London comes to beat the shit out of you! Supported by Matt Modny from Myyy Bitch Club, Vianna and of course Paul Raal and Werwolf, the hosts of Love+Hate! So mark this date with a big red cross in your calendar!!

DRUMSOFDEATH-MIX-IDJ >>> FREE DOWNLOAD by Drums Of Death

Drums of Death Live at Springten

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EXIT Festiaval 2010, Novi Sad – Serbia

EXIT Festival 8 – 11 July 2010, Novi Sad, Serbia – Petrovaradin Fortress
The EXIT Festival is only describable with some superlatives! HUGE! BEAUTIFUL! INSANE!

If I say EXIT is the best Festival in the world, so is this the absolut truth!!! The location is a beautiful old fortress on a hill, direct beside the Danube river. Four days of perfect weather, thousands of peaceful people, over twenty stages and last but not least, a huge and real amazing LineUp! I am very grateful to be a small part of this Megaevent! Special Thanks goes to the whole ELEKTRANA Crew, who invites me to play a Skitzo Disko DJ Set at the Elektrana Stage! Love and respect to the whole organisation crew!!!

This was the Elektrana Stage LineUp:
Day 1: neoModern, Zea, Toy Corner, Romantic Jurgen, Sexy Sushi, Otto von Disko, Yeah Left, Shortpants Romance
Day 2: Tracasseur & Glasnost, Inje, Help Me Jones, Juvelen, Kalson, Direct Control
Day 3: Iva Starkova, Tesla Boy, The Twelves, The Metatron, Caligari
Day 4: Dead Trash Superstar + Frajle, Dr Vokoder, We Have Band, Starsmith, Arigo Pentrado

My personal highlights on the other stages was:
Röyksopp, Chromeo, Missy Elliott, Klaxons, Placebo, Bonaparte, Does it offend you yeah?, Crystal Castles, Tesla Boy, The Twelwes, Sexy Sushi and Inje.

Check out the videos and pictures of the festival!

Day 4: Main Stage, Dance Arena and Happy Novi Sad
With: Chemical Brothers, Instra:Mental, Busy P, SebastiAn and A Trak

Klaxons – Golden Scans Live

Klaxons Interview

Boys Noize Interview

Bonaparte – Anti Anti Live

Chemical Brothers, Busy P, SebastiAn, DJ Friction & MC I.D.

Missy Elliot Live

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Photos by Mr. Foto

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Skitzo Disko with Transformer di Roboter Live (14.11.2009)

This was the last Skitzo Disko Party at SAKOG – Trimmelkam, with the great Transformer di Roboter live on stage. The guys from Berlin performed their “Rock Me Skitzo” first time  live. You know, the cool “Mash-Up-Cover” of Falco’s – Rock Me Amadeus and Scenario Rock’s – Skitzo Dancer! Check out the “Transformer Viva Austria Mix” and all the other remixes here.
The Bobble Crüe from Munich and Arigo Pentrado from Salzburg came along with real heavy electro DJ-Sets! Since this party, Skitzo Disko exists only online as Mixtape Series. I know, sad but true….but better than nothing!!

Transformer di Roboter
is a Berlin-based electronic pop music duo consisting of Alexander Kloster and Johannes Malfatti. They have released several EPs and have contributed to compilations on labels such as WMF Records, Planet Mu, Deco, Diamondtraxx, Klangkrieg, and L’Âge d’or. In their cover version of Michael Jackson’s “Stranger in Moscow”, they used Apple Computer’s Macintosh startup sound to mimic the original’s bass line. Transformer di Roboter work together with the Dutch Artist and VJ Arno Coenen. Kloster and Malfatti are also involved in other, more experimental music projects, such as Chlorgeschlecht and Dånzen Jetzt (with Olivier Alary). For their 2003 Chlorgeschlecht release “Unyoga”, they received an Honorary Mention at the Ars Electronica in 2004.

Hi End by Transformer di Roboter

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