Events

Made Event continues strong into the New Year with the second installment of NYC’s newest techno weekly – Save the Cannibals. At the helm of this week’s edition is Brooklyn’s own Techno philosopher ADULTNAPPER and Berlin transplant, by way of Seattle, sound scientist BRUNO PRONSATO (live). Come join the madness that kicked off with Steve Bug last week as we venture into the heart of techno. This week all dinner guests can sign up to be added to the Save the Cannibals Reduced List for $15 ADMISSION BEFORE 12:30AM. The upstairs at Rebel will provide the intimacy of a small dance boite, along with exceptional sound with a complete new sound system installed and engineered by Integral Sound.

StC REDUCED LIST – JANUARY 31st
Sign up to be added to the Save the Cannibals Reduced List for $15 ADMISSION BEFORE 12:30AM at www.savethecannibals.com/reduced/.

StC FREQUENT DINER CARD
For those with an insatiable techno appetite, StC Frequent Diner Cards will be available for purchase. For $120 USD, members will be granted expedited admission to TEN (10) StC events of their choosing throughout 2009. It’s a jungle out there and membership has its privileges. For complete details, please go to www.savethecannibals.com.

StC PODCAST: EPISODE 1 – STEVE BUG
The Save the Cannibals Podcast will regularly feature DJ sets and mixes by Save the Cannibals residents and special guest DJs.
StC Podcast: Episode 1 - Steve Bug available now!
Click here for full details and subscription link
www.savethecannibals.com/podcast/

NYC’s arch tech selector ADULTNAPPER is a shadowy figure drawn from the dark reaches of Francis Harris' imagination. His introspective productions defy convention, relying instead on a sophisticated, song-based approach, marked by elaborate swung micro-rhythms, thick musical baselines, complex arrangements and haunting tonal melodies. As a DJ, primarily on vinyl, Harris employs precision skills and thoughtful programming to expand upon Adultnapper’s sonic territory, earning him turns on the world’s most discerning dancefloors with his trademark emotion-laden rides. In 2007, Harris launched his enigmatic Ransom Note label which features the deeper side of Adultnapper alongside some of his favorite contemporaries, many drawn from his Brooklyn environs. The first three releases have featured challenging musical contributions from Alexi Delano, Camea, Matt Tolfrey & Inxec. Ransom Note’s sub-label Footnote exposes the raw house side of Adultnapper's world with outings so far by Beat Pharmacy, Nick Chacona, Tommy Bones, (a)pendics.shuffle, Mikael Stravostrand, Holmar Filipsson and Rekleiner. Next up is Brendon Moeller/Beat Pharmacy under his Echologist guise with “The Score,” which lands on vinyl with remixes by Adultnapper & Jus Ed in mid-February, and on digital with a bonus cut in March. 2009 will see both labels widen their roster with releases lined up by Jay Tripwire, Touane, Anthony Parasole & Fred P./Black Jazz Consortium, Theodor Zox and Vincenzo, while Adultnapper continues his prolific studio work with additional releases due on Clink Recordings, Crosstown Rebels Digital and his debut on Poker Flat Recordings. The Ransom Note catalog and much more available at www.halcyondigi.com.

Joining Adultnapper for this techno journey is BRUNO PRONSATO with a special live performance. Pronsato’s mix of playful yet rigorous music has brought him to all corners of the techno universe. Following his latest fantastic album “Why Can’t We Be Like Us", Bruno releases another timeless pearl, magical vocal track “Nobody Calls” on label Hello?Repeat. On the flip side, a fairly dirty track called “Where’d You Learn To Kiss That Way" gets a little gritty with a uniquely deep, glorious atmosphere. Over the years, Bruno has released music on prestigious techno imprints such as Orac, Musique Risquee, Milnor Modern, Telegraph, Philpot, and Perlon, and in 2007 he found his way into techno’s epicenter, Berlin and formed Half Hawaii with Perlon’s Sammy Dee. Regardless of geography one thing is certain, Bruno’s music constantly pushes the boundaries of techno and experimental while always remaining undeniably danceable.

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Saturday, January 31, 2009
Made Event presents
SAVE THE CANNIBALS

ADULTNAPPER &
BRUNO PRONSATO live

Rebel
251 W 30th St (Upstairs)
Bet 7th & 8th Avenue
New York City
Doors at 10pm, 21+ with valid ID
$15 Advance Tickets while supplies last at www.savethecannibals.com
Tickets also available at Rebel Rebel, 319 Bleecker St NYC 212.989.0770
Info Line 917.723.9381

Complete sound system installed and engineered by Integral Sound
Sorry, no table service

www.savethecannibals.com
www.made-event.com
www.rebelnyc.com
www.adultnapper.com
www.undosounds.com


Save The Cannibals Upcoming Dates
January 31 StC : Adultnapper & Bruno Pronsato /Live/ @ Rebel
February 7 StC: Matthew Dear with Derek Plaslaiko @ Rebel
February 14 StC : Cassy with Anthony Parasole @ Rebel
February 21 StC : Lee Burridge with Dennis Rodgers @ Rebel
February 28 StC : Martin Landsky & Konrad Black with DJ Connie @ Rebel

Made Event Upcoming Dates
January 30 Dave Dresden @ Cielo
February 7 Robbie Rivera @ Webster Hall
February 13 Matt Darey @ Cielo
February 20 Above & Beyond @ Pacha NYC
February 28 Ferry Corsten @ Webster Hall
March 6 John Dahlback @ Cielo
March 27 One Night Only...an AM Only Event @ Karu & Y, Miami
March 28-29 Sunday School For Degenerates @ Ice Palace, Miami
April 4 Armin van Buuren @ Roseland Ballroom

About Made Event
The Made Event team, headed by Mike Bindra and Laura De Palma, is committed to excellence in the programming, promotion, and production of electronic dance music events. They continually bring a world-renowned caliber of entertainment into a variety of distinctive and innovative venues, and seek to push the limit of expertise in their field. With over 20 years of combined experience, and over 300 successful events produced in New York City and at Winter Music Conference, Made Event is an industry leader. For more info, please go to www.made-event.com.