Thanks to our good friends at Tickled Pink the Melbourne Techno Collective have 2 tkts to give away to the David Keno Event this weekend at Word Warehouse. But we’re not just going to give them away to just anybody, we want you to prove your worth.

So if you want them, we want you to tell us in 25 words or less ‘why you deserve these tkts more than anybody else’. The most creative, funny or just plain ridiculous 2 entries will each win themselves free entry on the night. Now that’s not too difficult is it?

Enter your details below, entries close at midday Saturday September 11 and chance plays no part in determining the winner.

Tech-house, house, Detroit, whatever you wanna call it, Sam Geiser aka Deetron has consistently produced some of the club orientated music over the past 7 years! And after considerable time away he will finally return to Australia, to exhibit his hypnotic mix of uplifting voyages, funky techno and dance-floor bombs

For more information check out the links below:
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The latest edition of MTC Radio is available to download now. Tune in as the boys wrestle with a dodgy CDJ while Sam tries to figure out the difference between Australian and English accents.

10 DJ Subtype (DJ comp winner)
11 Ace Stojevski & Caine Sinclair
12 Sam McEwin & Danni B
01 Jay Reading and Dave Rankine
02 DJ Devious
330 Matt Radovich and Craig McWhinney

You can catch DJ Subtype performing alongside Adelaide’s DJ Devious, Dave Rankine, Danni B, Matt Radovich, Craig McWhinney, Sam McEwin, Jay Reading, Ace Stojevski & Caine Sinclair at the MTC’s 8th Birthday this Friday August 13. View Details

The album entitled Madd Circus, which will be released on their own label Deletefunk and distributed locally through Stomp, will feature their first single NUmb, Deaf & DUmb, a pop-ish affair with catchy vocals and typically left of centre appeal.

You can watch the video clip for their First Single NUmb, Deaf & DUmb below.

Detroit Grand Pubahs – NUmb, Deaf & DUmb

Attention all Bedroom Bangers! The Melbourne Techno Collective and Haul Music are proud to present the MTC DJ competition. If you’re an up and coming techno jock and you think you have what it takes to cut it alongside the MTC’s residents and guests, then this is your tkt in. We’re not going to make it easy for you though, so make sure you read the instructions below and get your entries in quick. The winning entrant will perform at the next MTC event on August 13.

How To Enter:
1. Entrants must submit a 30 minute mix showcasing their talent. Mixes exceeding 34 minutes will be ineligible.
2. The mix must contain a track from the latest Haul release, Gorel by Adrian Miles. The EP is available to purchase now from Beatport.
3. Entrants must enter under their real name. Any entrant entering under a false name will be ineligible to win.
4. Entrants must be available to perform on August 13 2010 at the MTC 8th Birthday event at Deep 11
5. The mix must be recorded on equipment which can realistically be used to perform live in a club environment. In the case that the mix is recorded on equipment other than turntables or CDJs, then the DJ must be prepared to supply any equipment necessary to perform to the event, should they win.
6. Entries will be judged on track selection, creativity and skill, chance will play no part in determining the winner.
7. All entries must be submitted by Friday August 6 2010, with the winner announced on Monday August 9 2010.
8. It is a condition of entry that contestants join the MTC Mailing list. You may unsubscribe at any time.

Melbourne’s beloved Street Press Icon Zebra Magazine will cease to exist from August 11 this year. Street Press Australia, owners of Zebra Magazine, Inpress and a number of other publications announced today, that Zebra will be discontinued in favour of a Melbourne version of Sydney’s popular 3D World. 3D world was relaunched in Sydney last month in a new glossy format and was expanded to include arts, technology and travel, along side the magazine’s staple of Hip Hop and Dance culture.

3D World editor Kris Swales said in a press release today that “The Introduction of Victorian and Queensland versions of the magazine means that readers in those states will finally get the high quality, broad focus standalone dance music and hip hop publication they’ve been demanding for so long”

While the new glossy 3D magazine sounds impressive, it will still be sad to say goodbye to what has been such a mainstay of Melbourne clubbing culture over the years. 3D World will hit the streets every Wednesday starting August 11.

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Stay tuned for more info soon.