Sat 7/24
+ Truly Grimy (w/ Colby Buckler of Two Fresh) + Fresh2Death + Spankalicious
Doors 8pm Show 9pm / $10 ($3 minor surcharge) / 18+
THIS SHOW HAS BEEN CANCELED DUE TO UNFORTUNATE & LAST MINUTE ISSUES. WE APOLOGIZE SINCERELY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE THIS MAY HAVE CAUSED. WE HOPE YOU CAN MAKE IT OUT TO 2720 AGAIN SOON!

Bass Science started in the summer of 2007 as 2-man Live P.A., making
Dub-hop / Glitch step bass music, fusing dubstep, glitch hop, IDM and
dub into a fresh new sound that is simultaneously filthy and extremely
clean. In less than a year since their inception, they have created a
prolific body of work and electrified dance floors across the globe:
call it glitchstep, call it dubhop, call it what you will, Bass
Science’s hybrid sounds are generating a cabinet-rattling buzz. In the
past 2 years they’ve dazzled crowds at seminal festivals and clubs
from UK’s Glade to LA’s Low End Theory, with globetrotting gigs
spanning Asia, Europe and the US and sharing stages with STS9, Flying
Lotus, Nosaj Thing, Eliot Lipp, and more. Bass Science’s tracks,
meanwhile, have received enthusiastic support from influential DJs
like the BBC’s Mary Anne Hobbs and Annie Nightingale, Resonance FM’s
Nick Luscombe, with regular rotation on Dubstep.FM. 2010 is a changing
of an era for Bass Science. Captained by Mattb, Bass Science has
transformed from the live p.a. set of the past into a live hybrid act
with the inclusion of Devin Landau, a drummer native of Chicago, IL.
Rooted in jazz, funk, hip-hop, punk, and dnb, one could expect a
complete transition from the day-to-day “dj experience” into something
more rocking than your senses are ready for. He can stomp it out, and
slap it around, all in the blink of an eye. The new live set covers
all the bases, with material from Mattb, Bass Science, and RND,
melding a live experience with flavors of deep, rootsy dub,
gangster-ass glitch, and banging low-end dubstep. Don’t turn your back
on us, because Bass Science will continue to blow up, and not just the
sound systems.
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