Showing posts with label Neo-Tokyo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Neo-Tokyo. Show all posts

Saturday, March 22, 1997

Xenophobia


THIS IS YOUR WORLD. DO NOT FEAR IT.
Join Us as we celebrate One Year of Underground Dance.
One Year of ZEN.


We are united. We are at peace.
Continue with the underground.


XenophobiA



10$ Door ; No Adv. TIX
9pm/5am

Doomsday Bass: 15,000 Watts

Big Video Trip Screen!

Join:
TripSwitch (Progressive House) ; Geoffrey J (Jib JIVE) ; DJ NADIA (Happiest HardCore)

With: 
GNOME (Intel. Drum&Bass) ; Surreal (Diffused Light) ; DJ Joy (Amberdelic Space)

Plus Calgary's Finest:
SEROTONIN & DJ DaX (Progressive Breaks And Trance) ; Lithium (CyberIndustrial)

All Ages/Licensed ; All Welcome, All Invited

A Cancer Man Conspiracy ; Neo-Tokyo

10533 - 123 st.

Saturday, February 22, 1997

Area 51

February 22, 1997
Neo-Tokyo presents

Area 51

Location: 10533-123 St.
Price: $10
Info Line: (403) - 988-4385

Featuring DJs: Cziolek, Tripswitch, Geoffrey J, Serotonin, Gnome

Price: $10

From King Ron's Party Reviews (originally published to the E-town Rave Page):
"This smaller scale party featured DJs Cziolek, Tripswitch, Geoffrey J, Serotonin, Gnome and others, and it was held in an empty building which was, I thought, a pretty neat venue. It wasn't as huge as the Strathcona Bus Barns, but there was still quite a bit of room to dance. There were 2 rooms: an ambient room and the main room. Lighting was simple and the sound was adequate. About 150 people were in attendance and the attitude was generally friendly. I arrived at ~midnight and heard Gnome play for the first time. He was playing drum'n'bass which was ok, but personally, I prefer sitting back and listening to it rather than dancing to it. Cziolek came on afterward and spun a fairly decent set of progressive acid and trance followed by someone I didn't recognize who spun a similar style set. At the very end of the night DJ Nadia spun 15 minutes of happy hardcore before the party ended at 5. 
"Overall, not too bad a party. It was small but it had a nice underground feel to it. I'd say the party was worth $6.25."