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OD404 (full live PA)

Dom Sweeten and Superfast Oz, better known as OD404, have been producing dance music together since their meeting in Brighton when they found themselves residents at the Warehouse Club's "Energized" night in 1996. Frequent dj sets at many of Brighton's hard house and trance events, including the Shoreham beach parties gave them a strong footing to start road testing early productions on rigs.
With only an Atari ST and a Kawai K1 keyboard they managed to attract the attention of Lab 4 who invited them up to their Oxfordshire studio to master and mix two tracks down for a proposed release. This was the start of a prolific recording and remix partnership which included a huge string of remixes and a massive catalogue of original tracks.
1997 gave rise to Kaktai Records and within a short space of time they had managed to carve their stamp on tracks, both original and remixes, with most of the major hard house labels in reach.
Tripoli Trax were one of the first to spot how these boys were doing and hosted many of the early productions that evolved from Dom and Oz's studio.
The OD404 sound quickly became a key part in shaping the hard dance scene we now know.
It was only a matter of time before they decided to take their sound on the road and finally, this year, we have seen some exclusive live performances from OD404, showing how they don't just have a flair for studio wizardry. They can produce a blistering sound capable of taking us on a journey through the whole OD404 experience.

Discography

Amokalypse Now (Part 1) (12") Mohawk Records
High Volume (12") Mohawk Records
Magnecor / Disco Cop (12") Bulletproof Records
Robot Jam (12") Kaktai Records
Rock The Spot / Crashguard (12") Kaktai Records
Biofilter E.P (12") Kaktai Records
Block Party (12") Tripoli Trax
Break / Ezi (12") Kaktai Records
Prankster / Prozak (12") Kaktai Records
Tease It / Prozak 6 (12") Kaktai Records
X-Press (12") Kaktai Records
9 Bar (12") Kaktai Records
Beat Dis (12") Tripoli Trax
Don't Stop (12") Kaktai Records
Fireball (12") Kaktai Records
Bad Mother Fucker / D-Funked (12") Kaktai Records
Digitalis / Rock Tha Disco (12") Kaktai Records
Let Me Tell You Something / Ram Raid (12") Tripoli Trax
You Ain't Winnin' (12") Cut N' Dry
Don't Touch That Stereo / Gotta Hold It Down (12") Tripoli Trax
House Is On Fire (12") Recharge
Ripped Up (12") Audio Rehab
Sat Nav / Boomerang (12") Kaktai Records
The Heist (12") Rising High Records
Tripoli Trax Volume Four (Disc 2) (12") Tripoli Trax
Disposable Disco Dubs 4 (12") Untidy Trax
Panic Button (12") Kaktai Records
Split Filter (12") Bulletproof Records Limited
9 Bar Remixes (12") Tidy White
Block Party (12") Tripoli Trax
Underground Classics (Disc 1) (12") Kaktai Records
Biofilter (12") Flashpoint Records
Daft Fader / Jirugi (12") Kaktai Records
Extreme Bass Dubs 1 (12") Spinball Records
Fireball (12") Deprivation Recordings
Rubberised (12") Tripoli Trax
Whizz Bang / XLR8 (12") Short Circuit Recordings
Compromised / Switchblade (12") Kaktai Records
Funktion 1 / Dug Up (12") Kaktai Records
You Aint Winnin' (12") Kaktai Records

Robbie Muir

Robbie started DJ'ing back in 1996 after he found his real love for house and trance. His love for hard house came around 98/99 and has followed the scene through to today. He started producing his own tracks back in 2001 while completing a HND in music production. Robbie is currently working on genre's including house, hard house, trance, and electro house.

Discography
Robbie Muir - Music Sounds Better Faster (A&E Digital) - SOON
Alex Penn - Robots (Robbie Muir Remix) (Noir) - SOON
Narc - On Ya Marks (Robbie Muir Remix) (Operation 9) - SOON
Robbie Muir - Funky Feeling (LockDown) - SOON
Robbie Muir - Zippo (Oktane Records) - SOON
Firefox - Greater Darkness (Robbie Muir Remix) (Genuine Error)
Robbie Muir - Don't Be Screaming (Slaughter House)
A.M.G. - Eat Plenty Of Pillz (Robbie Muir Remix) (Beatabix)
Pat Glenny & Robbie Muir - Traffic (Noir Digital)
Andy K & Ben Boag - Help & Support (Robbie Muir Remix) (Hardphaze)
Nardi & Dwyer - Deeper (Robbie Muir Remix) (Operation 9 Digital)
Robbie Muir vs Lee Mills - Audio Bomb (56K Recordings)

Tom Parr

Has begun to build himself quite a reputation behind the decks as well as with his production work. Tom has had releases on labels such as Flashpoint, The Beat Ranch and Insekt Sonar. These tunes have been played out by some of the biggest names in the business such as JP + Jukesy, Andy Farley, Ben Stevens and Ian M to name a few.

Neil C

is a rising star in the world of Hard House. Hailing from sleepy Herefordshire Neil C ensures the city stays far away from slumber with his energizing sounds that are certain to keep you up late. He's been djing since he was fresh faced 16 year old, playing at clubs that he couldn't even get into at the front door.
This summer was a busy one, including Neil C's first festival appearance at the longstanding Nozstock Festival, playing alongside djs and bands alike. Not only did he showcase his talent in this country, this year Neil jet set to the White Isle for a tour of Ibiza. Appearances here included Hush, Kanya and A+E joined Tidy Trax at Esparadis.

Louis Fernio

Has started to gain himself a reputation for excellent production work having had releases on Nil by Mouth, A+E digital and Nu wave digital. Expect a few of theses releases in his set of quality hardhouse with a touch of funk.

The Onacock Brothers

Can now be considered veterans of the warm up slot having dj’d together for 3 years and been on the same bill as some of the biggest names on the scene. Blending funky techno, hard funk, and hard house classics, the Onacocks ensure a quality start to every night.

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