Skirmish Presents:Trevor Wilkes (fitm) & Nez (Computer Controlled Records)

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Huzzzah! Techno, choons, banging, bleeps, booms, acid, wonky beats and SOUNDSYSTEM bass is taking off Sep 23rd with two DJ's we highly admire :
TREVOR WILKES from Fun In The Murky/Bleep Radio AND
NEZ of Computer Controlled Records !
TREVOR WILKES:
Trevor Wilkes has been a huge influence on our taste in tunes. He's been endlessly diverse hosting an extensive back catalogue of mixes on his Bleep Radio show “Fun In The Murky” since 2004.
The FITM label, still in its early days, started with a bang in 2014. Initial contributions from Paul Birken, TSR, and Scott Robinson have been complimented superbly with releases from previous Skirmish guest Ben Pest, Joe Farr and Johann Platt to name a few.
He’s consistently promoting the best underground music available and we're honored to host him all the way from Canada. A healthy selection of techno, electro and off-kilter beats will be at his disposal and we guarantee you’ll get a schooling in the best that underground electronic beats have to offer. We can't wait for this one-off opportunity to hear an expert at work.
NEZ:
Hailing from Belfast, Nez is without a doubt one of Ireland's best DJs. Playing eclectic mixes of techno, acid, and electro along with a whole host of other sounds from the underground, it's all excellently complemented by his superb mixing style.
His acid driven vinyl label, Computer Controlled Records, promises to "encompass the raw analogue sounds of Chicago & Detroit style techno, house and electro." It got off to a flying start a little under 2 years ago with Mark Forshaw’s excellent Explorer EP, and has moved on with purpose, pressing great additions from Chris Moss Acid and TX Connects.
Along with hosting the Computer Controlled Radio series he’s been busy playing alongside the likes of Hudson Mohawke, DMX Krew, Michael Forshaw and and loads more. We're