PARTIES: CANT SAY Featuring Loot & Plunder

There ain't no party like a CANT SAY party, and you know it. It's pretty much formulaic. L[Φμ] + {(Δp)*150ε}; where L is velocity, and Δp the Pubococcygeus muscle.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Genre Hoppers, Charismatic Crowd Pleasers & Generally Well Mannered, LOOT & PLUNDER satisfy dancefloors leaving sweat on brows, and smiles on faces.

The Cut & Paste Kids have taken out No# 1 DJs in South Australia, in the Sony ITM DJ competition, and ranked 7th in Australia overall. They also perform home invasions through the airwaves on their show every Saturday Night on Nova 91.9fm.

A Hot & Steamy Culmination of Noise achieving a state that could only be described as Aural Climaxing, The LOOT & PLUNDER Djs mash Hip Hop, Rave, Booty Bass, Crunk & Electro Acid Disco deliver a sound destined to shake rumps, loosen libidos, and satisfy the palette.

The LOOT & PLUNDER DJ's are here to shake things up!

PLASTIC PLATES is the Dj/disco producer alias of Felix Bloxsom. Originally hailing from Sydney Australia, Felix is now based in Los Angeles.

PLASTIC PLATES distinct sound has attracted both indie, dance and mainstream pop artists to commission remixes from Felix. These artists include Adele, Sia, Body Language, The Human League, Sneaky Sound System, The Magician, Katy Perry and Mark Ronson.

The Magician, who regularly features Felix’s remixes in his popular Magic Tapes, chose Mark Ronson – 'Record Collection 2012' (Plastic Plates Remix) in his top 10 remixes for 2011. Adele – 'Set Fire To The Rain' (Plastic Plates Remix) was included in Aeroplane’s best remixes of 2011 mixtape.

As a DJ Felix has performed in the USA, Europe, Mexico, Japan and Australia and has shared the stage with artists such as Breakbot, The Magician, Classixx, Etienne De Crecy, Mickey, U-Tern, RAC and Bag Raiders.

CITY CALM DOWN is a live electronic four piece from Melbourne, Australia. With varying degrees of influence stemming from post-punk, disco, jazz, and techno they're making an interesting brand of electronic dance pop.

Their live show involves extensive use of samplers, synthesizers, sequencers and drum modules as well as the use of more traditional instruments such as bass guitar, saxophone, voice and kit.

With supports from the onslaught that is the CANT SAY army, where are you going on Friday night?

CANT SAY

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THE DRINKS

$5 CANT SAY Stubbies

$5 Bourbon's, Vodka's and Scotch

$5 Wet Pussy Shots

2x Skittle-Bombs for $10

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Venue: Platform 1, Vault 8, Banana Alley, Melbourne

Date: Friday 6th April, 2012

Time: 10pm till late

Cost: $15 General Admission / $12 with Password

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