Artist description Ultra funky minimal electro and techno trax from the world famous nice+smooth crew

Music Style Electro Techno Funk

Musical Influences Kraftwerk Aux 88 Underground Resistance

Similar Artists Drexcyia Mantronix Men Without Hats

Artist History LAZER CAPS are described as KINDER ATOM's brattylittle brothers, breaking into the studio late at night and turning off all the sequencers, kickin' truckloads of "squeaky poppin' breaks" (Future Musik Magazine). The recently issued vinyl single, "Rubber Jazz" charted across the US and was serviced to top DJ pools including the highly influential Progressive Dance Pool. Performing live as a trio, their minimal set-up features portable analog equipment all performed in real-time, plugging a small mixer's signal directly into the DJ booth, offering uninterrupted flow at clubs and parties.Lazer Caps is stripped-down electronics at its finest. Raw, hard, and definitely uncompromising; often paying homage to the intensity of the Detroit Techno sound whilst swaying to the melodic swing of Chicago House.LAZER CAPS member GERALD BELANGER recently completed a three month DJ tour of clubs across Europe and North America, and has spun dubby, deep tech-house sets at world class techno clubs such as UTOPIA-LAS VEGAS and EVOLUTION-LUXEMBOURG.LAZER CAPS appear on the recently issued GROOVE FM mix cd from Los Angeles, and on 1997's ACID GENETIKS compilation. Their work can also be found on the Kraftwelt DERANGED remix CD, all releasedthrough Hollywood's HYPNOTIC RECORDS.

Group Members Belanger Drost Sillaste (SOCAN)

Instruments analog

Albums ASSKICKER (nice+smooth/hypnotic records)

Press Reviews "Squeaky Poppin Breaks"Future Musik, 1998

Location Toronto, ON - Canada

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