Flosstradamus at The Independent - 4.3

Posted on March 14th, 2010 8:53 am

Hacksaw Entertainment and Another Planet Entertainment proudly present the return of Chicago’s infamous DJ duo, FLOSSTRADAMUS.

Consisting of J2K (Josh Young) and DJ Autobot (Curt Cameruci), this renowned DJ tag-team (3 turntables, 2 mixers) have excited dance-floors the world over, gracing the stages of nearly every major US festival, such as Pitchfork, Rothbury, SXSW, WMC, Monolith (and a slew of European one’s you’ve never heard of).

After making URB’s “Next 100″ list, the duo’s career took off, helping to launch fellow Chicago talent Kid Sister and The Cool Kids along the way.

Bringing together a unique blend of club, hip-hop, house, obscure remixes, juke, and a bunch of genres you’ll discover in about four months, these extremely talented DJs are not to be missed!

Support from Sleazemore (Lights Down Low) and Shane King (Hacksaw Entertainment).

21+ / Doors at 8:30PM / Show at 9:00PM / $20

Check out Big Bills at Green Label Sound, Flosstradamus’ MySpace for tour info, and the duo’s website for anything else you may be looking for.

Get your tickets to the show, and check out all the other great shows APE has coming up.



Deathface (Guns & Bombs/T&B/NYC) at 222 Club - 2.19

Posted on February 16th, 2010 10:58 am

The Ice Cream Social is back for it’s second installment at the 222 Club. This month we are bringing in Brooklyn Bass Maestro DEATHFACE as our special guest. Deathface took the electro world by storm as Guns-N-Bombs and is now focusing on his new project Deathface which has just been signed by the world heavy weight bass champions Trouble & Bass. We also have local cutting edge favorite Sleazemore and Shane King holding down the fort. Oh and did we mention FREE ICE CREAM while it last’s. Flavor of the month is Milk Chocolate with Black Pepper.

DEATHFACE (formerly Guns-n-Bombs • Trouble & Bass • NYC)
SLEAZEMORE (Lights Down Low)
SHANE KING (Hacksaw Ent)

hosted by MELANIE WONG

222 Hyde (at Turk) • 21+ • $7



Haiti Aid at Mezzanine - 1.30

Posted on January 22nd, 2010 2:56 pm

Haiti-Aid - A benefit for Haiti at Mezzanine in SF on Saturday Jan 30th.

100% of ALL door proceeds will be donated to the Red Cross for the Earthquake Victims in Haiti

Live Show by:
HotTub

With DJ sets by:
Bad Neighbors
Eric Sharp
Disco Shawn
Jeffrey Paradise
Nisus
Omar
Richie Panic
Shane King
Sleazemore
Sticky K
Tenderlions (DJ set)
White Girl Lust

Hosted by Trackademiks & Wallpaper
Photos by Parker Day



Jinder at Triple Crown - 1.09

Posted on December 10th, 2009 6:24 pm

Hacksaw Entertainment, Goldsweat & BRSLQ present a showcase of new music for 2010.

Jinder - playing live in SF for the first time, this 20.y.o Swedish singer/producer will blow you away. Dark, synth based disco with distinctive vocals have earned her comparisons to Lykke Li and Little Boots… but this is much Dancier music, and She has been signed to NYC’s Trouble & Bass label along with Drop The Lime & AC Slater!
Check it!
http://www.myspace.com/jindermusic
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEuAn707JTI (Jinder singing Polyhedron live)

Mike 2600 (Burlesque)
Starting off as a college radio DJ in St. Louis, Mike learned his way around a pair of turntables and began building his record collection, spinning at parties on campus and around the city. In 1999, he released “Yars’ Revenge,” a 4-track mixtape of funk breaks, scratch routines, and Black Sabbath and Sesame Street samples.
Residing in Minneapolis, Mike can be found cutting up funk, disco, classic hip hop, oldies, Miami Bass, and ’80s rock and R&B at parties and clubs around town, opening up for acts such as Peanut Butter Wolf, Madlib, The Rub, Spankrock, Atmosphere, DJ Steinski, and Prince Paul.

Sticky K (Dubsided/Goldsweat)
Dave Taylor’s (Switch) taste-making record label, Dubsided, has been churning out big tunes for near a decade. Staying true from the first release, Dubsided Records has more Cy Young awards than Tim Lincecum and Jim Palmer put together.

A few artists have had career launching EPs including; Jesse Rose, Nadastrom, Solid Groove, Switch, Herve, Lee Mortimer, Trevor Loveys and of course the Bay Area’s very own Sticky K.

Sticky K has produced a grip of remixes for the likes of Crookers, Lady Gaga, B. Rich, La Roux, MSTRKRFT, Maluca, Larry Tee and Amanda Blank! Its no secret his sound is loud… and he’s only just begun. Sticky K has a host of new remixes all over the blogs, and a 2nd EP out soon on Dubsided.

Shane King (Hacksaw Ent.)

Belly Up & Just Loco (Goldsweat DJs)

Triple Crown - 9pm-3am (We Party Late!)

$5 after 11 / $10 after 12



Neon Indian at Rickshaw Stop - 11.19

Posted on October 9th, 2009 10:44 pm

ADVANCED TICKETS ARE SOLD OUT. 50-100 tickets will be available at the door.

An elusive new project from composer Alan Palomo. Neon Indian delivers equal parts synthetic nostalgia, Dreampop lullabies, and grinding guitar noise to create something eerier than the sum of its parts. Forged after a hazy winter gathering in Texas, this initial batch of tracks were the result of field recordings, record samples, a collection of bizarre synth sounds. Soliciting the visual acrobatics of Video artist Alicia Scardetta, this project is setting out to be a multimedia maelstrom.

Orbiting around the themes of drug induced heartbreak, weary afternoons, and lost chances, this music provides a lush soundtrack to the deadbeat exploits of teenage ennui. Neon Indians bedroom ballads have already forged the debut full-length Psychic Chasms, out now and rated 8.6 by Pitchfork with the Best New Music tag.

The first release, single Deadbeat Summer, already made it’s way around the blogs and received a 9/10 and Best New Music status from Pitchfork.

$10 tickets are available now via  Brown Paper Tickets.

Support from The Love X Nowhere
Nite Jewel has been added to the date! - awesome slowed-down disco stuff, don’t miss!

Doors 8pm.  Show 9pm  18+



In Flagranti (live) at Poleng Lounge 10.07

Posted on September 24th, 2009 3:45 pm

Special edition of Disco vs. Dubstep with Brooklyn’s In Flagranti at Poleng Lounge.

In Flagranti perform live for a very special edition of Disco vs. Dubstep, showcasing their cosmic ‘cut and paste’ disco sound, described by XLR8R Magazine as “rare grooves from another planet”.

Starting their own label “Codek Records” twelve years ago, Sasha Crnobrnja and Alex Gloor  aimed to explore the cosmic background in every possible way by creating and putting together different elements of art/graphic design and styles of music in to a seamless flow. Their DIY attitude, Woman-Glamour-Trash-Chic design aesthetic, extensive catalogue of releases, and now legendary mix tapes, have gained them a strong following and street credibility in New York and abroad. If their already impressive live show weren’t enough, In Flagranti pushes the envelope further by adding video clips that accompanies each of their songs.

Support from Bender, with Kid Kameleon and Dials in the dubstep room.
18+ - 10:00pm-2:00am - $5 cover



Buraka Som Sistema at Mezzanine - 11.14

Posted on September 3rd, 2009 10:40 am

Hacksaw Entertainment & Another Planet present…
Buraka Som Sistema LIVE show at Mezzanine in SF on Saturday November 14th.

Buraka’s live show combines laptops, percussion, live drummers, singers, rappers, and dancers into a performance unlike anything you’ve seen before.

Listen to their brand new track Restless over at The Fader magazine/ - one of our favorite new tracks this year!

Advance tickets are $16 at http://bit.ly/bssmezz - highly recommended that you pick these up before the show to avoid disappointment at the door.

Support act to be announced + DJ set from Shane King.

9pm-2am / 21+ / $18 at the door if tickets are still available.



Chromeo (DJ set) at Mezzanine - 10.10

Posted on August 25th, 2009 5:24 pm

Chromeo return to San Francisco!
Saturday October 10th, Dave One and P-Thugg will be performing a DJ set at Mezzanine on their world tour supporting their first release in 2 years - their DJ-KiCKS compilation. Their selection on DJ-KiCKS take in sounds you’d be hard pressed to hear almost anywhere else: 80s disco and R&B, bursting with robo-funk basslines and plastic handclaps, swollen with strings, keyboards and vocals. And it includes an original cover which you can download from the website.

Chromeo’s cover of the Eagles - I Can’t Tell You Why is available for download at the Chromeo/DJ-KiCKS website www.chromeo-djkicks.com.
Expect to hear all this, plus classic Chromeo tracks & remixes.

Caligula (Vin Sol / Skin & Bones), B. Bravo (Frite Nite) support. Upstairs in the Boogie Lounge featuring Pickpocket (Donuts), BT Magnum (Beat Electric), Nicky B (Gemini / I Like Fun).
Limited $17 advance tickets available at going.com/chromeodj.

Doors: 10pm-3am.

(Mezzanine is a 21+ only venue… sorry to our under 21 fans)



Holy Fuck at The Independent - 8.27

Posted on August 17th, 2009 9:53 am

Hacksaw Entertainment & Another Planet present the Outside Lands kick-off dance party at the Independent. .

Holy Fuck flier

Holy Fuck are a Toronto-based experimental rock quartet who play modern electronic music, except without laptops, synths or samplers. The only conventional instruments they use are a drum kit and a bass guitar, with the rest of the sounds created by toy keyboards, effects pedals and even a 35-mm film synchronizer. The resulting sound is fast-paced aggressive, fun and highly danceable, played with such energy you will leave the show in no doubt of how this band got their name.

Watch Holy Fuck play the track “Royal Gregory” at Nuemo’s in Seattle.

Support acts are City Lights and Ghosts on Tape

Tickets are $15 available from Ticketweb or in person with no fees at the Independent Box Office (628 Divisadero at Hayes).
Doors 8.30pm, show starts at 9pm.



Disco vs Dubstep at Poleng - 10.30

Posted on August 15th, 2009 12:37 pm

Wednesday October 7th -
Disco - In Flagranti!!!!!!! & Bender
Dubstep - Kid Kameleon & DJ Dials.

Free drinks - free margaritas from 10-11pm and free Sailor Jerry’s Rum (with tokens from their promo girls) 12am-1am.

Disco vs Dubstep starts Aug 26th / Poleng lounge

Disco vs Dubstep starts Aug 26th / Poleng lounge



Jack Beats at Paradise Lounge - 8.7

Posted on July 24th, 2009 5:41 pm

Jack Beats. Two of the world’s greatest living DJs get together and combine rave, 80s hip-hop, dubstep, jungle and other bassline heavy genres into the future sound of electronic music.
They are DJ Plus One of the Scratch Perverts, who beat Klever to become DMC World DJ Champion in 2001 and Beni G, part of the world-renowned Mixologists DJ crew and 2-time Urban Music Award winner.
Jack Beats have just finished a remix of Blaqstarr and Diplo’s Get Off and are currently working on remixes for Fake Blood (Mars) and La Roux.

Download Jack Beats remix of Hard Times by Patrick Wolf (320kbps).

Accompanying Jack Beats is San Francisco’s own rising electro star Sticky K, recently signed to Switch’s label Dubsided and holding down a residency with Goldsweat. His one EP released, Bandari Funk is a Persian-influenced fidget-house record filled with creative synth patterns and heavy beats.

We’re opening both rooms at Paradise Lounge for this one… also playing will be:

Sleepyhead (Frite Nite) - one of the best and fastest rising stars in SF’s underground music scene… expect dubstep/2-step/bass!
Tek Freaks - Cosmic Selector & Jeff Taisch (Opulent Temple)
Bogl + Dials (Symbiosis)
Atimatik (Opulent Temple)
Influence vs Pirata (Strategik)
DJ Nisus (Nexus) - Welcome back party for Nisus who’s been in Berlin!
Rich DDT (Nexus/Dodocalpyse/LoveTech)

Live visuals by CSTNG SHDWS.

Friday August 7th. $10 at the door. 10pm-3am.
For presale tickets - $7 - click here.

The party won’t end at 3am - we’ll be loading up a Party Bus to a Secret Underground Afterparty until the dawn! To RSVP send us an email with your name (and any guests) at: partytilldawn@rocketship.com



The New Deal at The Independent - 7.24

Posted on July 16th, 2009 5:37 pm

Hacksaw Entertainment presents The New Deal at The Independent on Friday 24th July.

Nothing to do with Roosevelt, The New Deal are one of the pioneers of the live electronic music movement. So much so they even have their own term for it - livetronica. Expect to see keys, drums and bass all played live, in the style of a breakbeat/trip-hop act. It sounds like a truly organic DJ set, except you can see every beat being laid down by the drummer.

DJ Morale will be warming up the crowd from 9pm - he’s played with everyone from STS9 to MSTRKRFT, so if you know what’s what you’ll be there earlier to catch what is sure to be a superb set.

Tickets are $23 from Ticketweb or the Independent Box Office at 628 Divisadero Street (at Hayes).



AMPLIFY ft. Pase Rock LIVE & Dam Funk - 7.31

Posted on July 8th, 2009 11:14 am

Friday July 31st at 111 Minna Gallery - Hacksaw Entertainment, Versus Magazine SF, & Fernet Branca present…

$10 pre-sale tickets here from Brown Paper Tickets until 6pm Friday.

Amplify Summer Music Showcase featuring:
Pase Rock LIVE (Dim Mak / NYC), 
Dam Funk (Stones Throw / LA), 
Trackademicks (Fools Gold / Oakland), 
DJ DRM (Bastard Jazz / NYC), 
J Billion (Huff / SF), 
B Bravo (Frite Nite / SF), 
DJ Morsy (Nana Chill / NYC). 
Special live performance from the Loco Bloco Drummers
Hosted by Kings of 8Bit (Rush One & Mezmetic)

Summer Photography Showcase featuring: 
Trevor Traynor
Chris Brennan
Leo Docuyanan
Beryl Fine
Scott La Rockwell
Amanda Lopez
Shane Nash

Live Screen Printing by San Franpsycho & What It Is… SFC

Fernet Branca & Red Stripe drink specials all night!

Get limited $10 pre-sale tickets here.



Change The Beat 3 Yr at Paradise Lounge - 7.10

Posted on June 29th, 2009 1:10 pm

CB Records and Hacksaw present:

FRIDAY JULY 10th 2009
CHANGE THE BEAT 3-YEAR ANNIVERSARY PARTY

A night featuring the finest electronic music by legendary record boss & producer Andy Votel (UK) who reportedly has dedicated his life ‘in search of the perfect beat’. He is playing alongside his B-Music label-mate Mahssa (Tehran) , Los Angeles favorite and Low End Theory resident The Gaslamp Killer, and finally the global jazz/electronica genius Free The Robots. Not to be missed event for music lovers, record collectors, scratch enthusiasts and anyone looking for a seriously good dance party.

Change The Beat has been running for 3 years every Tuesday at Madrone Art Bar, and was founded by DJ Centipede AKA Mophono to support his CB Records label.

ANDY VOTEL (Finder Keepers, B Music - UK)
MAHSSA (Finders Keepers, B Music - US)
THE GASLAMP KILLER (Brain Feeder, Low End Theory)
FREE THE ROBOTS (Alpha Pup, Obey)

Change the Beat Residents:
DJ CENTIPEDE (Mophono)
CITIZEN TEN (SMT)

PARADISE LOUNGE 1501 Folsom st. @ 11th
10:04pm - 4:01am 21+ $10.00



Martinez Brothers @ Mighty this Sat

Posted on June 8th, 2009 3:41 pm

Just heard that the Martinez Brothers are playing Mighty this Saturday (June 13) from XLR8R:

These underage DJs have revitalized the NY house scene and lit up dancefloors around the globe. Now they’re bringing their collection of classics, many of which date back to before the boys were born, to San Francisco for a special 3.5 hour set

Looking forward to this one… presale tickets are available for just $10.



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