STEVE BUG : TIME FLIES
(THE BEST OF STEVE BUG 1999 - 2009), PFRDD09
Steve Bug is certainly a busy boy! For one decade this man is known as mover and shaker in the electronic music scene. While founding high reputated labels like Raw Elements, Traffic Signs (did you know it was him?), Poker Flat, Dessous and Audiomatique and so inventing a whole new genre in techno and house music he always worked hard in the studio and released 3 albums and a bunch of mix CD's like Bugnology, Fabric 37 or Fuse.
Time Flies contains his best tracks from one decade inclusive yet unreleased material, put together by Steve Bug himself. But wait, there's more!
Working hard on his next artists album which will bang in around summer a 12" will lighten up april... Good news!
OUT: 06.03.2009 (DIGITAL ONLY)
10 YEARS OF POKER FLAT, 2CD, 
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Friday
For years, Santa Barbara filmmaker Mark Fiore has been working with Linkin Park to bring you exclusive video content from behind the scenes. Mark spent time in the studio with the band during the making of Minutes to Midnight and later produced a documentary capturing the experience.
For those of you in the Santa Barbara area, we recommend that you check out the Santa Barbara International Film Festival to catch this documentary, plus a screening of "Given Up" (also directed by Mark) and "The Seed" directed by Joe Hahn.
Following the screening Mark, Joe, and Phoenix, will lead a discussion about music and film!
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