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Todd’s music is currently fueled by tapping into the vein that runs between Berlin and Detroit, blurring the lines between deep, minimal tech, tech house and techno. Taking hints from his formal training as an architect, he incorporates elements of structure, rhythm, repetition and harmonies both light and dark into his work. Chaos and madness become order and meaning.
After lurking for several years, Todd joined [MS] in 2004 shortly after the massive website overhaul. Todd has had the opportunity to get know several of the members on a personal basis, meeting them at events across the northeast and midwest, massives such as WMC and DEMF and the MercuryServer meetup hosted by FSM.
Hailing from Kansas City, Todd has been busy dropping sets at nightclubs across across the town, including the Pyro Room, Velvet Dog, Gusto, Re:animated events and a bi-monthly residency called fwd at the Power & Light Bar & Grill.
Tracklist: Nicolas Jaar ‘Nicos Feelin Good’ Sasse & Phonogenic ‘Tangential’ (James Teej Remix) Nicolas Jaar ‘El Bandido’ Livio & Roby ‘Sunday Offend’ Christian Burkhardt & Einzelkind ‘Maschine’ Lee Curtiss ‘I Can Hear You Arthur’ Animal Trainer ‘The Last (Jay Shepheard Remix)’ Pezzner ‘Blacklist (Stimming Remix)’ Reset Robot ‘Tresoli’ Terry Grant ‘Kimchi (Doomwork Planetary Remix)’ Tom Flynn ‘La Plassa’ Ramon Tapia ‘You Got To (Keep Movin)’ Phonique Feat Ian Whitelaw ‘Our Time Our Chance (Andre Lodemann Remix)’
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