Underground Movement Show - Episode 91 - Loud Neighbor - Live PA (Archived)

Watch this episode here : https://vimeo.com/56269414?fl=pl&fe=shFull Post on ElectronicRhythm.com : https://www.electronicrhythm.com/nosi-music-loud-neighbor-xpansul/Subscribe to Podcast :  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/electronic-rhythms-podcast/id426891732On this episode of the Underground Movement Show, we're back with Gil K and the NOSI Music crew, as they reel in all the way from Spain and Honduras a NO REQUESTS and TRUE TYPE TRACKS label show-case, with XPANSUL (Plus 8, Trapez, Perc) and Loud Neighbor. Rounding out the festivities, NYC locals DuckHunter, Craft, and of course NOSI members Gil K and Hristo bounced their way into our hearts and ears, like they do.We were lucky enough to catch the incredible sets from this Hurricane Sandy relief event, and now you can too! Can't get any cozier than this people - tune in and turn on!More about Loud Neighbor:http://www.beatport.com/artist/loud-neighbor/164777http://www.loudneighbor.net/infoLoud Neighbor is a live techno projected created by STEEL5000 (USA) and Martín García Blaya (ARG). In 2005 STEEL5000 traveled to Madrid to study abroad for a year at the Fine Arts College in the University Complutense. Soon after her arrival she met Martín on the dancefloor in Madrid's legendary club, Coppelia 101. Martín had arrived to Spain from Buenos Aires 3 years before, working as a sound engineer in film and television. Together they begin to realize various video projects under the name W0RKT34M. In 2006, along with the guitarist Juan Proverbio they formed a techno-punk group, Isabel La Alcoholica. In 2007 STEEL5000 graduated from The School of The Art Institute of Chicago and wins the Gelman Travel Fellowship. Hence in 2008 the couple moved to Argentina.Shortly after settling into their new home, they give birth to Loud Neighbor, a project conceived as a self portrait in a neighborhood that was not ready for the noisy couple. During this time they debuted their live show in illegal parties and underground clubs in Buenos Aires, connecting well with the crowd and local artists. In the beginning of 2009 they got married and return to Spain. Back in Madrid they begin to record their first tracks under the wing of the Madrileño DJ and producer, Santi Xpansul, while showcasing their sound throughout Europe. In September 2010 they launched Loving The Alien, an electronic music interview series hosted by STEEL5000. The independent program grew worldwide, receiving a grand recognition from both the people and the industry. In October 2010, they began to release their music on True Type Tracks under the series W0RKT34M (TTWT) with the support of producers such as Joseph Capriati, Remute, Marcos In Dub, Tadeo and Alexander Kowalski. In 2011 Loud Neighbor returned to the Americas, playing throughout Argentina, Honduras, Guatemala and The United States.Today Loud Neighbor continues to bother their neighbors while working on their new EP, The Fellonship, which will have a remix by the classic Detroit duo, Octave One, and be the first reference of W0RKT34M as an independent label.