If you weren’t at The Rub on Halloween, you might as well kill your own self. If you were, we probably took a picture of you!
Flashing Lights photos (October 11, 2009) up at The Hi-Fi Cartel
View the whole set on MRI Lightpainting’s Flickr Gallery and be sure to check out their Blog
View The HiFi Cartel’s whole set here: http://www.hificartel.com/photos/flashing-lights/
The Do-Over is a Sunday afternoon party in LA that always has incredible DJs and never announces the line-up; they post the DJ sets on their blog so everyone who didn’t get in can hear what they missed. Like The Rub, they always have a line around the block, and like The Rub, the DJs can play whatever they want – that means good music! Ayres, Eleven & Cosmo have all played the Do-Over separately. Here are the DJ sets, along with pictures from the most recent Do-Over.
DJ Ayres Live at the Do-Over (Z-Share)
DJ Eleven Live at the Do-Over (Z-Share)
Cosmo Baker & Thee Mike B Live at the Do-Over (Z-Share)
Going in!
Mr Choc (Beat Junkies) and Peanutbutter Wolf (Stones Throw)
Feelin it!
(it’s just a sticker, we don’t have Rub Serato records – yet)
Do-Over crowd is so Tice!
DJ Ayres & DJ Fashen
More flicks from Champion-Photos
Ian Meyer
Ayres & Chef
West Coast!
Skinny Friedman, Ketil and Catchdubs
I’m back from Australia!
Pictures from the Giant Step party on Monday are up, check them out!
The Giant Step party was a whole lot of fun, plus we met legendary disco don, DC Larue! Check him out on MySpace and Discogs if you’re not up on him; he’ll be releasing remixes soon of a handful of his classic tracks from the 70s.
MRI Light Painting at Flashing Lights
Posted: March 27, 2009 Filed under: DJ Ayres, Flashing Lights, Photos
MRI Light Painting Website / Flickr
MRI Light Painting Website / Flickr
More MRI Light Painting Website / Flickr
More MRI Light Painting Website / Flickr
The Rub + Dave Nada at the Museum of Natural History
Posted: March 12, 2009 Filed under: Photos, The Rub
Flicks from One Step Beyond at the Museum of Natural History (The Rub & Dave Nada) by Ian Meyer
