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KNIFE PARTY
Knife Party is a side project featuring the two founding members of Perth, Australia's long-running drum'n'bass act Pendulum. Swire and McGrillen were members of the metal band known as Xygen. After hearing Konflict's "Messiah" at a club, they were inspired to enter into the drum and bass genre. They founded Pendulum with Harding, who was a veteran DJ in the drum and bass scene. In 2003 the band relocated to the UK. Swire and McGrillen announced in various interviews and on Swire's Twitter that a project called Knife Party had been created. The side project was not linked Pendulum and consists of electro house, dubstep and other club genres, and is now the duo's primary project. In late 2011, Gareth McGrillen and Rob Swire debuted their aggressive electro-house/dubstep with 100% No Modern Talking, released digitally through the EarStorm label and provided as a free download on the duo's website.
Best Records:
"Internet Friends"
"Boss Mode"
"Centipede"
ADMISSION: $50
GENRE: House / Drum & Bass
Knife Party is a side project featuring the two founding members of Perth, Australia's long-running drum'n'bass act Pendulum. Swire and McGrillen were members of the metal band known as Xygen. After hearing Konflict's "Messiah" at a club, they were inspired to enter into the drum and bass genre. They founded Pendulum with Harding, who was a veteran DJ in the drum and bass scene. In 2003 the band relocated to the UK. Swire and McGrillen announced in various interviews and on Swire's Twitter that a project called Knife Party had been created. The side project was not linked Pendulum and consists of electro house, dubstep and other club genres, and is now the duo's primary project. In late 2011, Gareth McGrillen and Rob Swire debuted their aggressive electro-house/dubstep with 100% No Modern Talking, released digitally through the EarStorm label and provided as a free download on the duo's website.
Best Records:
"Internet Friends"
"Boss Mode"
"Centipede"
ADMISSION: $50
GENRE: House / Drum & Bass
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