HARDBOILED featuring LAURENT HO aka INGLER, NO NAME & MOUSE(aka Poka & Stella Michelson-

Presented by: Hardboiled

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0	NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE: SR44
P	Friday 14th April, 2017
N	10:00pm

Event information

LAURENT HO (Epiteth Recs and Classic Industrial Hardcore Techno Set)
Since 1992 Laurent Ho has been playing raves worldwide with live and DJ sets, mixing everything from trance and techno to ambient and experimental electronica. However in more recent years he has returned to his first love...HARDCORE TECHNO

He spearheaded the Frenchcore scene by setting up the first French label -Epitheth records back in 1994. Under Uncivilised World Entertainment he set a up a family of record labels that pushed the boundaries of many hard and phuturistic electronic music genres, releasing material under a multitude of aliases (Ingler, Ho.Ex, Audio Drama) and being a visual innovator, designing multimedia, logos and graphics that have helped to further bring his musical ethos
to life.

As INGLER he blends together frantic beats, industrial soundscapes,computer meltdowns and bleeps and squeaks in all the right places. Be prepared to have your brain both enlightened and pulverised!

NO NAME & MOUSE - Live 2 hour set!
(Fischkoph, Anti-core, Reverse)
No Name and Mouse are the unsung heroes of hardcore techno. Alongside acts like Micropoint, XMF and G.T.I
they were some of the first hardcore producers to come out of France in the mid 1990's.

They are futuristic producers who have been altering the minds of their listeners ever since. Their music is
truly supersonic, blending psycho-delic alien soundscapes, mind enhancing noises with layers and layers of beats.

It is light years ahead of pretty much everything else in hardcore music.

If you like mental mind-melting music do not miss this very rare live by the hardest female producers on the planet!

Check out their live P.A from 2015
https://soundcloud.com/dominatorfestival/dominator-2015-riders-of-52

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Plus DJ's playing
The hardest, darkest and sonic sounds from the goldren era of dance music (1991-2009). A healthy dose of 90's hardcore techno, gabba and tech-step, a smattering of 00's breakcore with a pinch of 00's hardcore DNB. Digging in the vinyl crates for Anthems, B-sides, rarities and forgotten classics.