chapel hill's electronic monthly

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Dyssembler presents an evening of dancing and laughing to dirty 
minimal techno and post-ironic visual presentations with:

Jay Haze
(tuning spork, contexterrior, futuredub: philadelphia)

At home amongst chugging dub basslines and layers of discarded static, 
Philadelphia’s Jay Haze creates deep minimal techno that could fill an 
inverted liberty bell with rich textures and dancefloor appeal. With 
releases as The Architect on Tuning Spork, as Montage Spiral on 
Futuredub, and as himself on his newest label, Contexterrior, Jay 
raises the standard for human agency while recontextualizing the dub 
tradition. 

Audio on line at: tuningspork.com, futuredub.com & contexterrior.com

Oliver Long
(reboot, dazeja: charlotte)

Though Detroit techno may have lost its foothold in North Carolina’s 
trailer parks and military bases, it is alive and well in Charlotte 
where Oliver Long rotates the motor funk on a constant basis. Check 
dazeja.com to catch Oliver at upcoming installments of Charlotte’s 
Reboot party series.

riktor & dotist 
(dyssembler, wxyc: chapel hill)
http://dyss.net

With their scopes narrowed on the dancefloor, djs riktor and dotist 
aim to liberate the indentured ravers with an anthemic blend of 
minimal techno, electrodisco, and Chicago house.


Video by:

terrorphraktyl   (dyssembler, wxyc: chapel hill)

Yassoon  (elements, wxyc: chapel hill)


Saturday, 12.7.02
@ the Local 506
506 West Franklin Street
Chapel Hill, NC
10pm – 2am
$5 21+    $7 18+

Flier: www.talkpracticing.net/dyss

Dyssembler is Chapel Hill’s premier electronic music monthly, 
highlighting the latest achievements in regressive house, nerdy south, 
and discount bass music.