Saturday 3rd October 2009, 11pm

Evening all.

The next installment provides the backdrop to a showcase of the best of the best from Dissident Records. The highlight of which being the first ever live Invincible Scum performance, which rest assured, will pulsate with careless abandon. Invincible Scum will be sandwiched somewhere between label boss and much sought after DJ Andy Blake, super producer and label cornerstone Kruton, and the lush Italo sounds of Spacelex.

Floor 2 will house another much anticipated, and rare, live performance from Antoni Maovvi who will be supported by Sameheads favourites, Emil Doesn’t Drive and DSB.

Throw in a special crowd, and wow, play it again Sam.

The event will be staged in the Raum 18 – Ziegrastr.11 12057 BERLIN

S-Bahn Sonnenallee (Ring). Turn at Hotel Estrel, follow the river.

**For reduced price entry, please send a mail with your name to sameheads@hotmail.com before 18h on 03.10.09**

or

**bring your completed Horror Puzzle from the Dumb Bell party (picture below)**

Floor 1

Invincible Scum *Live*
- Dissident Records

Andy Blake
- Dissident Records

Kruton
- Dissident Records

Spacelex
- Dissident Records

Floor 2

Antoni Maovvi *Live*
- Seed Records/Cyber Dance

Emil Doesn’t Drive
- Sameheads/Mirage

DSB
- Sameheads/Dirt

www.myspace.com/sameheads
sameheads@hotmail.com

For more info on these artists, please follow these links:

Dissident: http://www.residentadvisor.net/feature.aspx?1023
Kruton: http://www.myspace.com/binarychaffinch
Antoni Maiovvi: http://www.myspace.com/djantonimaiovvi
Spacelex: http://www.myspace.com/mrspacelex
Emil Doesn’t Drive: http://www.myspace.com/emlilime

Basketball w/ Jailhouse Fuck

June 30, 2009 at WestGermany
Skalitzerstr 133
Start: 22:00

INFO:
Basketball, from Vancouver Canada; an energetic three piece that combines Middle Eastern and African traditional music with live electronics, spirited vocals, and massive percussion that grows into pulsating dance beats.  From vocals in native tongues, Croatian and English, to the Persian scales, to the gypsy-esque spirit, Basketball exists amongst a history of music played on street corners and at celebrations around the world. The combination of their sound has drawn comparisons to artists such as Modeselektor, Gang Gang Dance, Panda Bear, and Konono N°1.