Dj Klektik has been mixing since 1998 at underground queer parties in Brussels. He likes to mix lots of different types of music (rock, electro, world, alternative, punk, french music, etc...) for crazy people who like jumping from one style to another without transition. Recently, he organised concerts in Brussels and other dj-expo-queer-meetings. For about two years, he's been mixing with Dj Bon Goût . There is a very good feeling between these two guys. You will feel it in their mix !
JD Twitch and JG Wilkes are Optimo. They started their own parties in November 1997 in Glasgow. They are a musical institution in Scotland, standing for and supporting cutting edge music and ideas. Optimo has played around the world in major clubs.
They released the successful CD "Kill the DJ" together with Tigersushi and Psychout in association with our Belgian Eskimo Recordings. They have a special Belgian feeling as on of their cds is called "Banging in Belgium" and a recent release was a tribute to the famous Belgian R&S record label.
On their website they don't avoid "difficult subjects" and praise people who do something about it. Let's name Noam Chomsky and Kurt Vonnegut.
"No two audiences are the same and no two sets are the same."
One day, or one night, a boy died, alone, on a lost and dark lake. Brrr.. When he woke up, his sex had disappeared. Flown away. His clothes are differents. A new life has begun. Now he decided to be what he wanted to be during his poor life. Everything is possible here. With his new name, Angela Transbury decided to steal the place of the cabaret-queen of this country. He walks, meet some nice people, he tells them his history. Soon, a army of freaky and strange people will follow Angela Transbury, searching in the fog the too old cabaret-queen. They organized crazy parties together where Angela sings and dances with them and for them. During this time, he drinks his lovely Wodka, hoping to meet his love, the groom of his heart. Will you be my army? Will you be my groom? Or will you be this bitch of old cabaret-queen..?
Aguila is mad about vinyl. Over 1000 black covers are arranged in the best possible way in his private studio. He bought his first Technics at the age of 17 and hasn’t stopped to treat vinyls as rare oyster pearls.
As a boy of the late seventies, he is much influenced by disco, italo and wave. His mum however danced her ass off at the PopCorn so soulful gems are highly familiar to him. Add this to him being discotheque-born at the end of New Beat and start of House and Acid and you have a mixture of retro and new, from Aretha Franklin over The Hacienda to Inflagranti.
Currently playing in bars and basements, from private parties to events in metro stations.
