Nightmares on Wax | g-HA & Olanskii | Øyvind Morken
Warp mainstay and uncompromising electronic music artist Nightmares on Wax is installed in the Frædag alumni with his debut at Jaeger. With a legacy tracing the roots of electronic music all the way back to its origins, Nightmares on Wax aka DJ E.A.S.E has been a presence throughout. He’s the longest serving artist on Warp records and Frædag brings the legend to the basement with g-HA & Olanskii.
#house #triphop #disco #bass
Sauna:
22:00 g-HA & Olanskii
Basement:
23:00 – Øyvind Morken
01:15 – Nightmares On Wax
ID:20
cc:150kr / 170kr / free before 22:00
This event is free for personal assistants with the display of a valid “ledsagerbevis”.
Nightmares on Wax
Originally from Leeds and now based in Ibiza, Nightmares on Wax is an institution in club music today. His work has been synonymous with Warp records since 1991, when the first Nightmares on Wax, A word of Science hit the shelves. Since then he’s remained a constant presence on the label, with titles like Smokers Delight and In A Space Outta Sound making severe impressions on the Warp catalogue and further in the scene. Bridging that gap between Jazz, Hip Hop and Electronica, Nightmares on Wax stands, making a significant contribution to the origins of Trip Hop and as an artist that thrives in the fusion of genres with a prolific output under his belt.
g-HA & Olanskii
Two pivotal bodies in the sphere of Norwegian electronic music, g-HA & Olanskii are an event, a club, a DJ duo, and a musical authority for Norway. Individually adept as DJ, selectors and tastemaker, Ola “Olanskii” Smith-Simonsen and Geir “g-HA” Holger’s musical voices unified for Sunkissed, an events series that has become the backbone of Oslo’s electronic music scene and beyond.
Øyvind Morken
Oslo`s Øyvind Morken (pronounced Oy-vind) has a unique ability to play everything from A to Z of what genres concern. Working the dance floor in the most unexpected ways. For the last nine years he has held down a residency at Jaeger. Eight of them weekly under the Untzdag banner, a wordplay for Onsdag, Norwegian for Wednesday. It became an institution in Oslo. Drawing in a crowd of open-minded party freaks for nights of wild abandon, and where musical diversity and self-expression was encouraged.