Jetpilot Music Reviews

Weird Pscience was yet another very special event put on by the Wellington Dance Collective and organised by the fantastic Wendy.

I played my set, and mixed genres up quite a lot. There was tech-house, electro, indie, and grungey distorted beats. The winning track, or the one that people made the most comments about was Hi Tack’s Let’s Dance:

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Hi Tack – Let’s Dance (Radio edit) [ buy ]

Cosm entertained the crowd as he always does, and there were flasks full of coloured liquid and dry ice bubbling out of them. I can’t remember exactly what he played, but here is one of his latest tracks:

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The Sluzziest of Fuzz [ praise be, it's free! ]

If you like it, go here and vote for it under RDU song of the year.

Zombie DJ AKA Helix played a really good psy-trance set, despite being sleep deprived.

A giant MDMA molecule hung from the ceiling and blessed us with happiness. The awesome thing about this is that a real chemist arranged for this and several other interesting molecules to be made.

Wendy, the head-honcho organiser, showing us how hooping is done with her psi-hoop.

So belated review, but it was an excellent gig. I fully recommend you try to attend a Wellington Dance Collective event if you get the chance! It’s all about the atmosphere (and music of course), and you’ll not find better.