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Sonic Armory is a sound design collective with one mission in mind, bringing producers high quality weapons for their audio arsenals. 

    The Collective was founded by two well known electronic music producers, Michael “Gigantor” and Dylan Eiland. Dylan is known for his alias 'Le Castle Vania' and has released music on Deadmau5’s Mau5trap Records as well as his own label Always Never Records. He has composed original music for movies such as John Wick and video games such as Payday 2. Gigantor is known for his 'Computer Club' alias but also for being one third of the leading American drum & bass-oriented group 'Evol Intent,' which has released a plethora of music over the last 15 years, including the acclaimed full length 'Era Of Diversion' as well as countless releases for labels such as Lifted Music, Hospital Records, Renegade Hardware, Vision Recordings, and their own Evol Intent Recordings. 

    The idea for Sonic Armory Audio started when the two longtime friends came together after making factory patches and wavetables for the groundbreaking software synth Xfer Records Serum. Dylan and Michael wanted to bring musicians high quality resources that they would actually want to use in their music. Rather than creating loops and “construction kits” that attempt to supplement artistic creativity they wanted to provide fellow artist with tools to inspire and enhance their work.

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The sonic embodiment of avant-garde futurism, Guilt Chip's innovative blend of soaring soundscapes, intricate rhythms and cerebral basslines evoke an uncertain metropolis of tomorrow, far removed from the mundane and corporatized present. A truly captivating experience, Guilt Chip's music immerses the listener in a world of cyborg dreams, where complex textures and haunting melodies collide with ethereal tones and explosive percussion.

Guilt Chip stands alone at the forefront of a new wave of independent electronic musicians, pushing the boundaries of internet nostalgia and raw intensity. His meticulous attention to detail, boundless creativity and eclectic musical influences have cemented his position as a true visionary in the electronic music scene.

With a string of critically acclaimed releases on labels such as Monstercat and Wakaan, Guilt Chip has established himself as a force to be reckoned with. From the glitchy, frenetic energy of his "Absolute Ruin" EP to the  introspective atmospheres of "Cruelty Has a Human Heart", his uncompromising approach to electronic music is one that consistently eschews stale commercialism and embraces artistic freedom.

As he prepares for the release of his debut album "Machine Language", Guilt Chip continues to blur the lines between genres and aggressively challenge the status quo. With a dynamic live show and a relentless release schedule that has created a loyal following of fans who appreciate his unorthodox style, Guilt Chip is the alternative figurehead that audiences have been waiting for.

DKV - Drum and Bass
Kilma Tempa - House, Techno and Beyond

Electronic music is a living, breathing entity, whose brightest talents grow with it. Like the music she loves, Winnipeg’s Kilma manifests this ethos. A master of innovation and re-imagining her craft, she’s become one of North America’s rising stars and taste-makers.
Whether she’s rockin’ the crowd in Costa Rica, presenting the broad spectrum of her vision on MixLive.TV, or redefining the role of the DJ in the middle of the dance floor. Kilma is carving out a unique space in the dance music cosmos. After years in the bass realm as Sw@t, she began to grow in new directions, exploring and finding new fulfillment in house, techno, and breakbeats. Truly great artists embrace reinvention, and Kilma’s metamorphosis is no different. While her love for bass and snares still shines through, it’s filtered through her passion for house and techno rhythms, making for sets that take the listener on a journey, destination inward. Since this artistic rebirth, Kilma has been pushing the limits of the notions of “artist” and “listener”, merging their worlds, and creating a new dynamic. Not just a DJ, her original work as a producer reflects her eclectic sensibilities, while her published works in such publications as Decoded Magazine, DJ Mag Canada, Digital DJ Tips, The Passionate DJ, and her own website, DontKilmaVibe.com, have given her a voice far beyond the dance floor.
Ultimately, though, it’s Kilma live performance that defines her creative influence. Her clear understanding of music shines through, and her innate ability to control a crowd, along with her unique mixing, exclusive tunes, and an unparalleled presence, continue to set the tone for her showcase sets. The future of dance music lives in Kilma. One need only to listen.

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BIO: The Computer Club sound first emerged from Gigantor's studio in 2007 when his single “Load Rocket” started gaining artist acclaim and making noise in the blog circuit. The song, one of the first completed by Gigantor under the geeky guise, carried Computer Club’s name into both traditional record label outlets and the burgeoning music blogosphere alike – a trend rarely seen in the heavily populated landscape of today’s dance music. Original songs like “Flat Response” and “Laptop Levitation” showcase Computer Club’s highly honed sound design and audio engineering skills, while his edits of Nine Inch Nails, Friendly Fires, Prince, and New Order illustrate his ability to adapt the best of the big names to the dancefloor.

Along with his impressive studio output, Computer Club is a well-accomplished DJ by any measure. His steady stream of gigs has him traveling to every corner of North America with regular stops in New York City, San Francisco and everywhere in between. From rocking a strong crowd at L.A.’s Electric Daisy Carnival to dropping an intimate set for his former home of Atlanta, Computer Club constantly exhibits his deftness and versatility behind the decks.

While remixes of Combichrist's "Throat Full Of Glass," Mr. Oizo’s “Flat Beat,” Jewel Kid's "Break My Heart" and his notorious collaborative re-working of Konflict’s Drum & Bass anthem “Messiah” with Le Castle Vania have helped propel his name to new heights, Computer Club also released an EP titled “Nerd Secrets,” which to showcases a wide swath of musical styles, ranging from dancefloor-filling, hands-in-the-air bangers to rock-inspired songwriting to experimental dancefloor weirdness. Among the tunes on "Nerd Secrets" was the heavy hit 'Losing Streak,' featuring vocals by UK pop genius Frankmusik, this tune charted in the top 40 in the UK and also went to number 1 on hypemachine.

In 2013 Computer Club released the "Win Or Lose EP" which featured collaborations with rising stars MUST DIE!, Anna Yvette and Gosteffects, also included remixes from Infuze, Rule Of Eight, and Prototype Raptor. Along with the attention that this release garnered, Computer Club continued to make noise with the release of another MUST DIE! collab, "Payback," on Never Say Die Records, and made the blog circuit once again go nuts for his drum and bass reworking of Daft Punk's "Doin It Right."

In addition to his Computer Club moniker, Mike continues to push the boundaries of dance music as one third of Evol Intent, a hard-hitting Drum & Bass trio considered by many fans and DJs alike to be the genre’s most talented American group. Initially known as purveyors of the toughest brand of D&B, their debut album “Era of Diversion” exhibits a musical variety influenced by everyone from Radiohead and Aphex Twin to Slayer and N.W.A.


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