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Mosca runs underground club music inspired by tunes from all over: dub, house, techno, grime and jungle, as well as East coast hip hop, South African house, Shaolin soul, indie and post-rock from his youth, first-wave electro, stripped down ragga and dancehall, a little minimal ghetto stuff, and more. On top of that he's racked up some pretty big guest mixes in past shows.
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Subzero is an American new york hardcore band from the outskirts of New York City. The band was started in 1989 by members of Breakdown and Upfront. Subzero is one of the longest active bands in the New York hardcore scene, despite a period of inactivity in the late 1990s due to singer Lu Dibella's (Subzero, Skarhead, Son of Skam) bout with lymphoma and leukemia. He claims his harrowing experiences while in the hospital and numerous brushes with death have made him into a stronger person, evidenced by the lyrics to Lionhearted, as well as a tongue-in-cheek tattoo across his sternum reading "Cancer Killah".
The band had split up, after 20 years of being active in the NYHC scene. 1989-2009. Rest In Pieces!
"Hey Lou, Whaddaya mean split up? Y'all just did a Japan tour. And yous is gonna be playin' Dec 30 with the CroMags and Supertouch."
Subzero is an American new york hardcore band from the outskirts of New York City. The band was started in 1989 by members of Breakdown and Upfront. Subzero is one of the longest active bands in the New York hardcore scene, despite a period of inactivity in the late 1990s due to singer Lu Dibella's (Subzero, Skarhead, Son of Skam) bout with lymphoma and leukemia. He claims his harrowing experiences while in the hospital and numerous brushes with death have made him into a stronger person, evidenced by the lyrics to Lionhearted, as well as a tongue-in-cheek tattoo across his sternum reading "Cancer Killah".
The band had split up, after 20 years of being active in the NYHC scene. 1989-2009. Rest In Pieces!
"Hey Lou, Whaddaya mean split up? Y'all just did a Japan tour. And yous is gonna be playin' Dec 30 with the CroMags and Supertouch."
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