MACHINE roars into 2013 with a night of deep, dark, raw, hypnotic techno, featuring a special extended live set from LUIS FLORES (Droid Behavior/Mexico)
In an era of countless techno and house sub-genres, classifying Luis Flores’s sound is a difficult feat, and that is precisely its purpose. His personality and experience are present in every track he produces, where the normally inorganic techno manages to elicit large amounts of groove and sense of humor. Flores’s interaction with the machine becomes the listeners’ interaction with auditory landscapes of eeriness, altered states and paranoia. A minimal use of elements results in a rich spectrum of textures and a dark and trippy dance floor pull. Live shows, improvisational in nature, can last anywhere from 1- 4 hours, resulting in a hypnotic exploration of the possibilities of electronic production.
Local support from:
Andrew Till (MACHINE)
Simon Slieker (MACHINE)
This is Luis' debut and only Melbourne show, it's not to be missed!!
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LUIS FLORES
During the past fifteen years he has been producing electronic music, Luis Flores has not only made a name for himself but has been at the forefront of a movement that made the
city of Guadalajara, Mexico, a hot spot for electronic music production and events. At the center of this movement was Nopal Beat Records, a label that created its unique brand of
music, reflecting the quintessentially contradictory and dark spirit of Mexican nightlife. As Artistic Director of Nopal Beat, Luis worked with cultural authorities to produce a string of
massive, free public events that could bring electronic music to a wider group of people. Besides providing a stage for local producers, he also worked with renowned international
festivals, like MUTEK, to carry out their local editions, creating a meeting place for the most respected international artists and emerging local talent. In 2006, he began experimenting with an audiovisual project called Kümbia Korrupters, focused
on samples from Mexican movies of the fifties and sixties. Towards 2007, the need for a more depurated style led to the launch of Antena Discos by the Nopal Beat team, which gave
Luis artistic license to take his music back to his techno roots.
In 2009 the release of the Damage EP on Droid Recordings, established Flores as an international artist with its immediate success, making the charts of artists such as Speedy J, The Detroit Grand Pubbahs and Chris Liebing’s Best 10 of 2009. In 2010, Dietrich Schoenemann’s Hidden Agenda released Pain + Prosthetics, an EP which among other things includes a collaboration with Canadian: Vitamins 4 U. Flores published the Love Your Machine EP under Dj Emersosn’s Berlin imprint: Micro.Fon the following year. Further exploring the audiovisual aspect of his music, he created the
video teaser for the single using J.G. Ballard’s “Crash” as reference and inspiration. In 2012 he returned to Droid for the release of New Flesh which included remixes by label
owner Drumcell and CLR’s Brian Sanhaji. This year was also marked by people's interest in his sound with remix requests for legendary names like Jam n Spoon and The Advent.
Luis has represented México at the Meet in Beijing, FMEL in Chicago, Rock al Parque in Bogotá, Borderline Festival in China, Brussels’ BEMF, Chile’s Maquinaria and Droid’s
Interface, as well as in the iconic club Berghain during his last German tour.
www.soundcloud.com/luisflores
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www.twitter.com/luisflores_mx
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