Adam Freeland, Syd Gris, Melyss, Dex Stakker

Social Sound System said

Damn... Too bad I'll be in LA on Sunday...

Amy #1 said

Awesome line-up!

Adia H said

I LOVE Mehdi!

Brad K said

Aphex is on Friday

Gabe said

I wonder if he'd headline? I saw him a few years back at all tomorrows parties and he kinda went second fiddle iirc to the boredoms. He also tries to keep such a low profile, esp. when it comes to performing.

Brad K said

I'm hoping that it's not Portishead day, as it would likely interfere with Portishead or Kraftewerk

Gabe said

Aphex Twin was added to the lineup, not sure on which day yet though. Hopefully Portishead day.

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Veronica said

I just read the most hilarious thing on the interwebs re: people complaining about Jack Johnson headlining Coachella. "Jack Johnson makes Coldplay look like Cannibal Corpse".

blasthaus said

Get ready for the kings of breakbeat who will come through SF during their 2007 US tour and to play Mighty for the very first time! The Stanton Warriors (Skint Music, Fabric, XL, V2) are on fire. Most recently known for their ridiculously successful bodypopping mash-up of Spank Rock's BUMP with Kerri Chandler's old school electro "Planet Sonic". Listen here and you'll see why they still hold the throne of breakbeat, their remixing and refixing skills define the meaning of Jack. For FABRIC 30 the Warriors set a new mark for nasty electro-breaks resulting in one of the most highly regarded and popular Fabric CDs thus far. This comes as no surprise from the Warriors since their multi-award-winning debut "The Stanton Session" knocked everyone's socks off 6 years ago and still remains the biggest selling breakbeat mix of all time. Realizing from the Fabric release how popular their remixes were, the duo will play SF to support their new release on Fatboy Slim's label called simply "Remixes" featuring a sort of "greatest hits" and many of their finest remixes. Support from Syd Gris (Opel, Opulent Garden) and more TBA! It's gonna be packed to the gills, so advance tix strongly suggested.

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paul o said

wow... what have they been up to since the stanton sessions?