Evil Nine

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當(dāng)紅電音組合：Evil Nine。 如果單單以breaks組合來(lái)定義他們實(shí)在略顯片面。 來(lái)自英國(guó)的tom beaufoy和pat pardy自1998年成軍以來(lái)， 得到Adam Freeland慧眼賞識(shí)，就以混合hip-hop, punk, electro, dancehall, post-punk, garage rock, techno等各種各樣風(fēng)格于一身著稱(chēng)。
04年的專(zhuān)輯You Can Be Special Too石破天驚，hip hop加breaks的折衷手法 簡(jiǎn)直是為breaks指引出一片新天地！之后為y4k及fabriclive的混音合集更是 盡現(xiàn)二人滿(mǎn)腦的新奇想法。在Evil Nine的音樂(lè)里感受得到的是無(wú)盡的驚喜及強(qiáng)烈的電影感，令人無(wú)法不跳動(dòng)的能量。絕無(wú)悶場(chǎng)的表演令他們紅遍全球，成為了最佳breaks表演名團(tuán)之一。
Affiliated with Adam Freeland's Marine Parade label, Evil Nine draws inspiration from a range of musical styles to create a diverse electronic dance style of their own that is driven by breakbeats and often incorporates vocals. Comprised of Tom Beaufoy and Pat Pardy, the DJ/production duo from Brighton, England -- citing such influences as hip-hop, punk, electro, dancehall, post-punk, garage rock, techno, and Krautrock -- formed in 1998 and, not long thereafter, was signed to Marine Parade, the label of British breaks legend Adam Freeland, after passing along a cassette demo via a mutual friend, Jemma Griffiths (aka Jem). Evil Nine made their label debut in 2000 with the 12" single "Less Stress/Special Move," followed by another, "Technology/Big Game Hunter," later in the year. After a couple further 12" singles -- "Cakehole" (2002), "For Lovers, Not Fighters" (2003) -- the duo made its full-length album debut with You Can Be Special Too (2004), whose release was accompanied in 2004 by a pair of separately released 12" singles: "Restless" (featuring Toastie Taylor) and "Crooked" (featuring Aesop Rock). A pair of DJ mix albums -- an entry in the Y4K series on Distinct'ive Breaks Records and one in the Fabriclive series on Fabric -- followed in 2005 and 2006, respectively, as did a one-off 12" single for Marine Parade, "Pearl Shot," in 2005. Evil Nine's second studio album was planned for release in 2007 but never materialized; in the meantime, the duo continued to perform live, including at festivals such as Coachella and Future Music Festival, and new material was occasionally previewed by Freeland in his DJ sets.