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aum supreme

Q. Do you like to dance and party all night long? A. Dance dance dance. Party party party.

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Die & Let Live Die & Let Live

i will live then i will die, that's what i believe. 24 hour party.

Dance

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Make It Happen Make It Happen

aumboyz in full effect!

Dance

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Drugs Drugs

want a new drug? get a new drug.

Dance

Picture for song 'Wrong Crowd (version x.xx)' by artist 'aum supreme'

Wrong Crowd (version x.xx) Wrong Crowd (version x.xx)

Dance

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Srrndr Srrndr

Dance

dance dance dance. party party party. dance dance dance. party party party. dance dance dance. party party party. dance dance dance. party party party. dance dance dance. party party party. dance dance dance. party party party. . . .
Band/artist history
AUM SUPREME, in its current mutation, was first conceived early in 2003 at a house party when DEAD PLANTS (Dane Mills) and SO SU MI (Suhrid Manchanda) bumped into each other in their respective stupors and resolved to start a live minimal techno cover band playing all the hits by local "post-rock" outfit, Constellation recording artists FLY PAN AM. early jams were primitive psychedelic jams involving an array of analog keyboards and beat machines. David "Billions" Barclay (of PARKA 3 fame) was signed on during these formative sessions, helping to pen the groups early pop "compositions" with vocal hooks and keyboards. soon, DP discovered Audiomulch software and introduced SU to the digital music suite. as the two began exploring the possibilities of digital music, Barclay forged ahead with his various pop projects.
Have you performed in front of an audience?
we only perform live, all recordings are live. AUM SUPREME has performed at clubs opening for acts as diverse as new wave revivalists SOVIET, new age funkers OUT HUD (members of !!!), underground rappers GRAND BUFFET and noise punk band MAGIC MARKERS. however, AUM SUPREME prefers to play loft/house parties and underground raves and indeed more than half of all our shows have been rowdy, illegal parties with varying themes at varying locations of varying sizes... and about half of these parties were shut down by the police. And so the saga continues...
Your musical influences
DAFT PUNK, UNDERWORLD, MERZBOW, NEGATIVLAND, LE TIGRE, STEREO TOTAL, ADD N TO X, DAT POLITICS, KID606, BLECTUM FROM BLECHDOM, SWAYZAK, NEW ORDER, SONIC YOUTH, ACID MOTHERS TEMPLE, BOREDOMS, EINSTURZENDE NEUBAATEN, AUTECHRE, TALKING HEADS, PHYCUS. (keywords: electro, dance, party, techno, punk, bump, funk, ...)
What equipment do you use?
Software: Audiomulch, Impulse Tracker, Gbloink!, Cool Edit Pro Hardware: 2 laptops, Eurorack DJ mixer
Anything else?
praise::: Lorraine Carpenter for CHARTATTACK.COM (review of tuesday 22 July 2003 Show with Soviet & Out Hud) http://www.chartattack.com/damn/2003/07/2412.cfm " First out of the gate came local couplet Suhrid Manchanda and Dane Mills of Aum Supreme, ripping hard n fast beats out of their laptops and putting their backs into it for fat stabs of gravelly noise. Manchanda was the picture of energy, coming on with a big old rock/hip-hop show shout-out later returning to the mic for a few vocal spasms then spending half the set in the air, jumping and dancing every moment his laptop didnt require attention. For extra eye candy, the guys were flanked by dancers, two Mr. Robotos in future shades and black outfits tech-ed up by dollar store touch lights and kitchen gear salad bowl hats and cod pieces, duct-taped cookie sheet armour, you get the picture. So look out for Aum Supreme youll find them somewhere between the MUTEK army, Devo and AC/DC."
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