Subject: Seth Troxler

• PL0T Presents Tony Rohr Live at White Room This Friday

  The peeps from PL0T were pretty busy in 2008 providing Fridays at the White Room with a classy selection of hot international techno acts. There were intimate performances by Lee Curtiss, Seth Troxler, and Bill Patrick, among others. And there was that sleek visual ambiance courtesy of the multimedia collective TheEvanHood. The folks behind PL0T, in short, are a self-proclaimed antithesis of South Beach clichés and Miami's commercial dance scene. This Friday brings a special live PA by Tony Roh

  January 7, 2009

• Seth Troxler and Lee Curtiss Play the Electric Pickle this Friday

  The PL0T folks are doing it again this Friday night with a double booking of DJ sets by Seth Troxler and Lee Curtiss at the Electric Pickle. Troxler and Curtiss are part of a new generation of young Detroit-bred DJ/producers who took their underground dance music sensibilities across the Atlantic to Berlin in the 2000's and joined that city's burgeoning expatriate community of minimal heads. Seth Troxler started spinning records in Detroit clubs as a teenager and eventually migrated to Berli

  June 3, 2009

• WMC Preview: Q&A With Joris Voorn

  Dutch DJ Joris Voorn has gotta be one of the headiest head-spinners working the decks these days. In fact, his double-disc Balance 014 mix CD seems to spring straight from an ether all its own. So New Times decided to give the celebrated dance man a chance to bring it all down to the ground where we mere mortals live. Here's how he fielded things. -- John HoodNew Times: If you had to peg your sound to one genre, would you say it's techno, minimal, house or trance? It's a bit of everything I thin

  March 25, 2009

• Winter Music Conference Event Listings

  March 26, 2009

• Winter Music Conference Event Listings

  March 19, 2009

• Sunday School for Degenerates Returns for Another Debauched Techno Marathon

  March 19, 2009

• The Pickle Will Thump

  June 4, 2009

• Ghostly International DJ Ryan Elliott Hits the White Room Tomorrow Night

  Ghostly International DJ Ryan Elliott is a busy head-spinner -- in Berlin one weekend; Miami the next; all the world between. And on the odd occasion when the cat's not on the road, he's back in Dearborn, Michigan remixing and serving as co-A&R (with Matthew Dear) of Ghostly's sister imprint, Spectral Sound.In that role, he's scouted out new talent and overseen releases from the likes of Seth Troxler, Bodycode, and Kate Simko. All this has ensured that Elliott stays immersed in the type of d

  May 7, 2009

• New Microhouse Mix by DJ Mansur

  With a penchant for the more soulful and emotionally compelling sounds of the dance underground, PL0T resident DJ Mansur continues to mark Miami's downtown minimal scene with discerning taste and cultivation. When he's not opening for the likes of Justin Martin, Seth Troxler, and Lee Curtiss, Mansur goes digging deep for those exceptionally rare gems, crafting artful compilation mixes that flow with seamless precision. His latest mix is notable for its sexy and eclectic selection, drawing from s

  June 19, 2009

• MP3 of the Day: New Minimal Mix by DJ Basti

  ​DJ/producer Sebastian Silva a.k.a. Basti is an Argentinian transplant and former indie rocker who relocated to Miami in 1999 to pursue a career in music. Basti has since established himself as a regular in Miami's underground techno scene, and as a PL0T resident DJ he's played alongside some of the most talented international artists they've hosted in recent years, including Mark Henning, Seth Troxler, Damian Schwartz and Robert Dietz. He has also made the leap to incorporate live elements in

  July 31, 2009

• Shaun Reeves at the Electric Pickle Friday

  ​DJ/producer Shaun Reeves is a young Detroit native who made the ubiquitous transition to Berlin ahead of many of his peers, and has since been making waves in the European dance scene. As a producer, he shares the transatlantic sensibilities of Detroit buddies Seth Troxler and Less Curtiss, boasting an elegant stripped-down sound informed by the steely austerity of German minimal techno, while sustaining an element of emotional depth more rooted in the soulfulness of American house. As a DJ,

  August 3, 2009

• New EP by Alexi Delano and Alejandro Sab Out Today

  ​Crossfade has been following Miami-based DJ/producer Alejandro Sab for a while now, considering his PL0T parties and international artist bookings have been a veritable cornerstone of our local underground EDM scene for the last couple years. At least once a month since 2007 PL0T has made us privy to some of the finest and most cutting-edge contemporary talent in techno and house from around the world, including intimate and memorable performances by Ryan Elliott, Seth Troxler, Lee Curtiss, C

  November 2, 2009

• Wolf Lamb and No Regular Play at Electric Pickle on Friday

  ​Few contemporary dance music labels, even by underground vanguardist standards, can take credit for the sort of daringly forward-thinking and wildly imaginative flavors that have come to distinguish Wolf Lamb Music in recent years. Founded by the eponymous DJ duo of Zev Eisenberg and Gadi Mizrahi in 2005, Wolf Lamb's close-knit family of artists includes established producers like Seth Troxler, Lee Curtiss, and Soul Clap, in addition to the provocative emerging sounds of newcomers like Ni

  November 9, 2009

• L.A.'s Droog Play Electric Pickle on Friday

  ​When Andrei Osyka, Brett Griffin, and Justin Sloe first met in the Los Angeles dance music scene at the turn of the millennium, little could they have known that their newly forged creative partnership would comprise one of the West Coast's hippest EDM collectives by the end of the decade. As DJ trio Droog they landed a residency at L.A.'s renowned Avalon nightclub in 2007, where they honed their skills alongside such cutting-edge luminaries as Richie Hawtin, Booka Shade, Tiefschwarz, and M.A

  November 25, 2009

• PL0T Presents The Wolf Lamb Experience at Electric Pickle on Friday

  ​2009 was a big year for Wolf Lamb, the NYC-based DJ/production duo and eponymous label responsible for some of the most exciting and imaginative new sounds in electronic dance music. From their growing cult following, centered around the infamous "Marcy Hotel" parties in Brooklyn, to their recent leap from digital-only to vinyl imprint, with a stellar artist roster that includes the likes of Seth Troxler, Lee Curtiss and Soul Clap, W L have become one of the most buzz-worthy collectives of

  January 13, 2010

• Q&A with Gadi Mizrahi (Wolf Lamb) Playing Electric Pickle on Friday

  ​Since alighting on Brooklyn's underground dance music scene with partner Zev Eisenberg in 2001, DJ/producer Gadi Mizrahi has emerged as one of the most influential tastemakers in the wider international network of EDM labels and collectives. As a DJ and co-owner of the Wolf Lamb imprint, he has garnered praise from Brooklyn, the homebase for Wolf Lamb's "Marcy Hotel" underground parties, to Europe, where he's commanded dancefloors at hotspots like Fabric in London and Watergate in Berlin.

  January 14, 2010

• Q&A with Nicolas Jaar, Playing Electric Pickle Tonight

  ​Young prodigy Nicolas Jaar has enjoyed unprecedented international acclaim in the last couple years through his association with the Wolf Lamb collective and a growing body of work widely praised for its distinctive and genre-defying sound. Born in NYC and raised in Chile, Jaar found equal parts inspiration in the austere techno of Ricardo Villalobos, the pragmatist minimalism of French avant-gardist Erik Satie, and the moody Afro-jazz of Ethiopian composer Mulatu Astatke. These eclectic wo

  January 15, 2010

• WMC 2010: Crosstown Rebels Get Lost Five-Year Anniversary

  ​Sure, all the big Crosstown Rebels stars were just here for the Rebel Rave tour at Space this past Saturday. A WMC stop, though, with a Crosstown Rebels Get Lost party, is an absolute requirement. (Besides, sounds like some fans, and even DJs, weren't too thrilled about how the night at Space went down.)The Crosstown Rebels WMC gig has become one of the most anticipated late-nighters, and this year is no different. Of course, it's at the home of quality techno, Electric Pickle, and goes from

  February 11, 2010

• Ryan Crosson Plays Space on Saturday

  ​Like homies and Visionquest partners Seth Troxler and Lee Curtiss, DJ/producer Ryan Crosson is part of a new breed of Detroit-bred artists who have staked their place in Berlin's underground EDM scene since the late 2000s. Born and raised in Metro Detroit, Crosson absorbed the native sounds of second-wave Detroit techno artists like Plastikman and Matthew Dear, and began crafting his own brand of bass-driven and soulful minimalist tech-house in 2003. After signing on the Cologne-based Trapez

  March 12, 2010

• WMC 2010: Win Free Tickets to Sunday School For Degenerates

  ​It wouldn't be WMC without Sunday School For Degenerates, the legendary Made Event 24-hour party that makes the most of conference's final stretch, this year from March 27 to 28. It's a party where you can come and go at will, and let it all hang out, bloodshot eyes, arid nasal passages, swollen feet, and all. It's also a place to catch many of the biggest names in techno (and whatever else is good). This year's line-up, in a strange sort of surprise, features a headlining dual set from

  March 15, 2010