Dutch F*ck DJ party!

FENRIR  live: extreme-heavy dubstep https://soundcloud.com/search?q=FENRIRdubstep

MONODEER  live: Chip Bass & Dirty 8-bit Electronics https://soundcloud.com/monodeer

JODI presents VJ Folksomy.act:  live YouTube mash-up  (JODI also shows video installation in the exhibition) www.folksomy.net

VJ Rosa Menkman live glitch mash-up (Rosa also shows video installation in the exhibition) http://rosa-menkman.blogspot.nl/

DJ David Scheidler: obscure 60-s garage punk

DJ Shithead: dark and hardcore drum and bass/noise http://viaviaoral.tumblr.com/

FENRIR:
"Fenrir is a wolf from the regions of Holland who explores the boundaries of heavy and extreme dubstep. Not for the faint hearted!

MONODEER:
Chip Bass & Dirty 8-bit Electronics

Mark van den Heuvel a.k.a. Monodeer is an electronic musician based in the Netherlands (‘s-Hertogenbosch), who uses vintage gaming consoles as instruments to create a rich soundscape of crushingly heavy, but darkly catchy, lo-fi bass driven dance music. His first two self released EPs created an online reputation which led to shows across Europe, Australia, the USA and Japan. On his new album ‘Get Hyper’, entirely produced on and recorded from a hacked 1989’s Nintendo Gameboy, Monodeer continues this tradition.

BIO:
"Monodeer is the alter ego of Dutch electronic musician Mark van den Heuvel, who combines his eternal love for 8-bit, beats and basslines into inimitable live sets. Using two classic Nintendo Gameboys, he energetically explores, challenges and breaks through the pixelated boundaries of the micromusic scene. Monodeer's own brand of heavy, noisy, lo-fi mastery will get you moving to the sounds of deep chip-bass and melodic hooks. Minimal means. Maximum sound."

JODI:
[yvee·jay ˈvēˌjā] informal noun: a person who introduces and plays popular music videos.[folk·son·o·my] ˌfōkˈsänəmē/ a user-generated system of classifying and organizing online content. into different categories by the use of metadata such as electronic tags. [YouTube Poop] a video that has been made with appropriated footage and collage editing techniques for the purpose of annoying viewers. [www.folksomy.net]

VJ Rosa Menkman
Every technology possesses its own inherent accidents. Menkman focuses on visual artifacts created by accidents in both analogue and digital media. Although many people perceive these accidents as negative experiences, Menkman emphasizes their positive consequences: she believes that these artifacts facilitate an important insight into the otherwise obscure world of media resolutions.