Dub Club, Dangerman, Mbizo and Supernova

About

Dub, bass, strange sounds and music made to move to. We're kicking off a new dub club with the brand new project Dangerman, Danish bass heavyweight Mbizo, and Aarhus Volume's very own Supernova. Three different takes on dub, bass and soundsystem culture, one shared love for the community. You can't miss this one. Dangerman Stranded in Copenhagen, two masked aliens have resurrected a lost art. The true live dub mix. Armed with trombone, trumpet and percussion, they deconstruct the music in real time, directly on the mixing desk. Dangerman is a raw collision of heavy reggae, cumbia and analog synths, played as an attempt to understand an alien world. Here, the backing track is replaced by live horns, stretched and manipulated in a sweaty dub universe, an unpredictable, organic live experience where everything is created and disappears in the moment. One half of Dangerman is Arto, who has taken on a variety of characters. The man inside Yo Johnny, the producer behind Tobias Rahims Stor Mand, and the calypso loving Spanish singing Arto. One thing is for sure, whatever Arto does, the quality is on top, and you can feel the joy he puts in to every piece. This is Dangermans debut gig…

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Organizer · Volume Village

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What to expect

Expect a charged, committed crowd. Arriving on the early side buys you the good spots. Energy is the product. Pace yourself; the peak comes later than you think.

The essentials

Prices aren't listed, and the event runs Sat 22:00. You'll find it at Volume Village — the surrounding blocks carry the same energy, so the night doesn't have to end at one address.