Decibel Festival finalises lineup
- PubliéTue, Aug 12, 2008, 15:40
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- The Seattle-based techno festival has announced its slew of parties. Carl Craig headlines.
- The Decibel Festival has announced its slate of parties happening around the city of Seattle throughout the last weekend of September. Taking in all manners of electronic music, the festival looks to be the highlight of the September party calendar in the Pacific Northwest. Germany's deep house doyen Dixon, ruffneck dubstep producer The Bug, Detroit legend Carl Craig, and a whole host of showcases throughout the festival's four days will keep Seattle dancing for a solid 96 hours or so. The only question? Which party to pick each night. Friday night pits Deadmau5 against Jeff Samuel, while Saturday sees Audion going against his Ghostly International buddies. Any choice you make, though, will probably be a solid one. Just make sure to stay sober enough if you're going to be party hopping: You may need a car to make it around the city quickly.
- Thu, Sep 25, 2008
Decibel Festival
Carl Craig, Deadmau5, Jahcoozi, The Bug, Warrior Queen, Supermayer, Flying Lotus, Dixon, Audion, Tujiko Noriko, Tycho, Luca Bacchetti, Jeff Samuel, William Basinski, Deaf Center, LA Riots, Eluvium, Barbara Morgenstern, Santiago & Bushido, Mike Monday, Library Tapes, Kilowatts, [a]pendics.shuffle, Stewart Walker, Noah Pred, Eskmo, Lusine, Cubenx, Alland Byallo, Derek Plaslaiko, Pezzner, Let's Go Outside, Jerry Abstract, Attentat, Bryan Zentz, Craig Kuna, Taimur, The Sight Below, Kadeejah Streets, Nikola Baytala, Michael Manahan, Nordic Soul, J-Sun, Kamran Sadeghi, Crazy Larry, Ctrl_Alt_Dlt, Les Freres Courvoisier, Kris Moon, Alala.One
- Thu, Sep 25, 2008
Decibel 2008: Peloton Label Showcase
[a]pendics.shuffle, Stewart Walker, Nordic Soul
- Thu, Sep 25, 2008
Decibel 2008: Communikey Showcase
Cubenx, Attentat, Les Freres Courvoisier, Alala.One
- Fri, Sep 26, 2008
Decibel 2008: Dirty Dancing Showcase
Deadmau5, Luca Bacchetti, Santiago & Bushido, Let's Go Outside