Taking over Tapes #78 is Interstellar Fugitives, DJ Sarah and Georgia Bird. A DJ collective born out of Melbourne, they are largely influenced and inspired by 90’s rave and jungle, futuristic electro sounds and breakbeat. It comes as no surprise that they named themselves after the seminal 1998 album from Underground Resistance.

Toni Yotzi is up next for Tapes #72, a staple of both the festival and club circuit across Australia. Her sets traverse four decades of dance music with frenetic energy and zero compromise; from neon-hued techno and prog to tripped out bass and dubstep, trap, and up-to-the-minute club tracks from the boundless fount of domestic talent she’s ingratiated with across Australia.

Up next for Tapes #70 is London based producer Roy Mills, who is currently working on a string of projects from his recently built Camberwell studio. Roy produces thematic, UK influenced electronic music; tying together ideas of Bristolian Futurism with genre-spanning sound design. After a successful release of his debut EP ‘Hydrotech’ on Room II Records, which found wide and promising support, Roy recently enjoyed his first European summer of events.

Kittenish kisses, magnetic mystique, amorous addiction, love at first glance; a sense of the sensuality evoked by the steamy sounds of Juicy Romance. When it comes to music, Juicy Romance’s fruity and flirty sets exude a hedonistic and surrealistic night-club characteristic that will undeniably capture your affection and titillate your heartstrings.

After solidifying herself as one of Australia’s freshest and most formidable electronic acts, she is set to burst onto the international scene with a string of glamorous gigs across Europe and the UK in the coming months.  Here’s a taster of what’s to come - enjoy!