Remember that Twin Shadow and Phantogram thing we were telling you about Tuesday morning over coffee? Well, the double date just became a threesome.
While lurking around Facebook, we noticed Chi-Town DJ team Flosstradamus has been added to Toyota Antics and Filter Magazine's tuneage gangbang. Extra Bonus: The fun is free. All you gotta do is RSVP.
Now if you haven't already hung out (and dry humped) with the Flossy boys, see the cut for a sexy vid, some biographical stats, and a free mixtape download. Consider it social lube.
For more sexy, romantic moments, visit the official Flossy YouTube.
A Quick and Dirty Profile of Flosstradamus
Members: Curt Cameruci (AKA Curtified, DJ Autobot, Nice Guys) and Josh Young (AKA Young Josh, J2K, DJ Boyfriend)
Hometown: Chicago, IL
Interests: Dance, fun, jokes.
Occupation: "We make people dance at the party, in the club, in the car, at your house, in your undies, and so on."
Favorite Toys: Three turntables, two mixers, and a variable speed back massager.
- Local
- Community
- Journalism
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Life Goals: Your pleasure.
Download: Up the Antics Sampler 3, Vol. 2
*Send your love letters and nudie pics to feedback@flosstradamus.com.
Flosstradamus with Twin Shadow and Phantogram. Thursday, December 2. Grand Central, 697 N Miami Ave., Miami. The party starts at 10 p.m. and admission is free with RSVP to uptheantics.com/baselantics. Ages 18 and up. Call 305-377-2277 or visit grandcentralmiami.com.
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