So Halloween is this Friday. Still don't have plans? Like electronic music? We can help.
The good thing is that this Halloween there are plenty of choices of events to go to. You have an opportunity to go to not one, not two, but three places in the same night.
First off, the most recently announced event is an Ed Banger Halloween Party.
Sponsored by Nike, the french
Ed Bangers DJs will be hosting a Halloween Kick-Off party at the
Montalban Theater in Hollywood. This is the same theater that Soulwax will be screening their
Part of the Weekend Never Dies on the 28th. The new
Busy P AirForces will be unveiled at the event, and you will have an opportunity to meet the members of the Ed Rec Crue, while still outfitted in your Daft Punk knock-off Halloween costume. There's no RSVP, so just show up. The event starts at 5PM at the Montalban.
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What to do next? Well, of course there's
Hard Haunted Mansion, but if you don't have tickets to it, or if you intend on showing up late, you could always check out an event sponsored by LA Metromix.
The people who brought you the weekly
DanceRight event at La Cita bring you
Drop-Dead Gorgeous Halloween at the
Natural History Museum directly South of
USC. Here you can catch DJ Sets from
Treasure Fingers,
Classixx, and my pick
Holy Ghost. The best part of this event is that it is absolutely free for admission. Don't want to fork out $
60 for a Hard Ticket? This is your best bet. There is a catch, though, to admission: you simply need to
RSVP. Easy, right? Open up your favorite email program or webmail site and send your confirmation over to
metromix@danceright.com.
If you're going to this event and staying there, enjoy yourself. But if not, you always have the option of walking over to
Hard Fest going on within walking distance. A safe bet would be to pay couple bucks and parking over at the University of Southern California
Parking Structure X on Figueroa. This parking structure is located right in between, and is walking distance, both the Metromix and Hard events. That being said, you can head north on Figueroa and find yourself at one of the most epic electronic events that Los Angeles has ever hosted.
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Meet
Hard Haunted Mansion.
With a line-up featuring the biggest names in electronic music, I have no doubt that this event will be the highlight of the night. You will have an opportunity to catch the likes of
Justice,
Soulwax,
SMD,
Boys Noize, Crystal Castles, Crookers, and a few others...... all in the same night! If you haven't bought your tickets for this yet, you should because they may sell out and/or reach capacity early. So get your costume, get your ass to the
Shrine on Halloween night, and prepare for one of the biggest nights of electronic music ever to take place in the western hemisphere.
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But wait.... there's more. Still not satisfied? Halloween is not just a night... it's the whole weekend.
By the time you wake up the following morning hungover from Hard Fest, you have just enough time to get yourself and a few close companions in a car, and head east to the northbound Interstate 15. Follow the road for a couple hundred miles, and you will end up in Las Vegas where the party never ends.
The
Fabulous Festival is the biggest electronic show in Las Vegas history, where you can catch sets from
MSTRKRFT,
Crystal Castles (again), DEADMAU5, HeartsRevolution, and [once again] the Ed Banger Crew featuring Busy P, DJ Mehdi, SebastiAn, SoMe and Mr Flash. Since Las Vegas is lenient with ordinances, curfews and whatnot, expect this event to go on until the wee hours.
And if these don't satisfy you... I don't know what else to say.
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Friday, January 22, 2010 at 3:58PM 
That's right --- for my final semester on-air at KSCR, I've decided to dig deep into my extensive vinyl collection of first-press editions and put them on air for your listening pleasure.
So heads up vinyl junkies; tune in every Sunday from 6-8pm this semester to hear full album sides, various 7" records and musical criticism and pop theorizing mumbo-jumbo right here on KSCR.
I'll also track what albums I'll play each day on KSCR's Twitter. If you aren't already, make sure to hop on the social networking bandwagon and follow us!
Nosaj Thing is performing this Saturday for KSCR at Groundzero, USC. Totally free show. Definitely come on by and check it out. Show starts at seven. Be there! Oh, and here's some music to get you excited:
