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Shelter Anniversary: VOID Brings Underground Resistance

Five years ago this month, the Shelter opened, and the first ever party down there was with techno crew VOID, who brought over Underground Resistance's Nomadico, AKA DJ Dex. Five years on, VOID are br...
Last updated: 2015-11-09
Five years ago this month, the Shelter opened, and the first ever party down there was with techno crew VOID, who brought over Underground Resistance's Nomadico, AKA DJ Dex. Five years on, VOID are bringing him back this Saturday to play the club's anniversary. Circle of life, man. Just like Elton John said.

For those not familiar with Underground Resistance, it's the central record label from Detroit's second generation of techno artists. It was started by Jeff Mills and "Mad" Mike Banks, who records under aliases UR, Galaxy 2 Galaxy, The Martian, X-102, Members of the House and a bunch of others. The label forged the underground, militant ethos of Detroit's glory years, releasing music by luminaries such as Rob Hood, Drexciya, Rolando, Blake Baxter, Buzz Goree, Suburban Knight and Claude Young.

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