Killer Robot presents Rockit vs Robot - Live Mix Part 1 (MP3)

Killer Robot welcomes their upcountry counterparts Digital Rockit once more for another round of duelling digital destruction at Rockit vs Robot. Can one lone Robot (in this case Bruno) stand up to the triple threat of Fabio, Dogstarr and Graeme G Force? Digital Rockit, a DJ collective comprising Dogstarr, Fabio and JHB legend Graeme G-Force came into being 3 years ago through a common vision and interest in quality cutting edge music and events. In that time, the trio have distinguished themselves on every major platform for underground dance music in South Africa, as well as several abroad, with their unique approach to the art of djing, performing together simultaneously off three digital consoles. There is also a visual element to Digital Rockit performances, driven by the highly experienced G-Force, that adds a unique dimension to the act. The 3 DJ’s involved have taken their sets to the next level by embracing advanced music technology. Live mixing of visuals, digital formats of music, EFX and live music edits are all on the cards for their performances. The music is eclectic yet dance floor friendly with each Dj’s personal style creeping in to a mix of the highest order. To classify the music as electro or tech house or electronica would not do it justice, it is all that and more!

Genres: electro, electronic, house, minimal, tech house, techno

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Killer Robot IV - Bruno Morphet (MP3)

A recent live set recorded at my residency at Killer Robot in Cape Town. Some rather sinister, stalking techno stuff moving to deep tech house territory towards the end. Elon, Cesare and Disorder, Quarion, Glimpse, Schatrax amongst others…”

Genres: electro, electronic, minimal, techno

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Killer Robot - Mix for Kult (MP3)

Killer Robot was started in July 2006 at Fiction in Cape Town. Having already played on the same bill at various gigs around Cape Town, techno stalwart Ivan and Bruno Morphet, an established dj on the underground circuit, kicked off a night that would address the gap in the market for techno, electro, minimal and dub techno sounds. Upstart club Fiction provided the ideal stage for the endeavour with its forward thinking music policy and maverick attitude. The name Killer Robot was conceived both as tie in with Fiction’s b-movie promotional iconography, and a perfect description of the music that would come to define the night. Ivan and Bruno were joined by Fiction resident AK47, already a well known name in discerning circles for his breaks and electro sets. Since then Killer Robot has risen to become the premier night in Cape Town for electronic music and has become a destination for many its finest exponents from around the world, as well as a pilgrimage for like minded artists from South Africa. Artists from Kompakt to Ghostly International have played to packed dancefloors in its intimate surroundings, and as 2007 gathers momentum, the sonic conquest has only just begun… Heres some more goodness submitted by Bruno Morphet - October mix done for Kult.

Genres: electro, electronic, minimal, techno

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Âme @ Live at the Cape Town Aquarium (predator tank) Global Breakthrough Festival Part 1 & 2 (MP3)

Âme - playing at the Global Breakthrough event at the aquarium in Cape Town If you somehow did not know already, Global Breakthrough is a a fantastic two week electronic music festival held at various unique locations in and around Cape Town and featuring some of the world’s biggest DJ’s and clubbing brands. The 2008 event was again, hugely succesful, and to monitor whats happening next year make sure you check out their website www.globalbreakthrough.com One of the hugely succesful events of 2007 was Âme, who played at the Cape Town aquarium with the backdrop of the predator tank as visible in the profile picture above. Now, we have the full live set available for you, and we have splt into 2 parts for ease of download. Get them whilst they available, these are keepers! This is part 1 of the mix

Genres: deep house, electronic, house, minimal, techno

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