Voodoopriester's "Gammablitz" EP, (STS031) is set to drop exclusively at Beatport on September 3rd, 2013.. The release features two new original tracks "Gammablitz" and "Moralapostel" plus remixes of "Gammablitz" from the legendary Stanny Franssen, Steel Grooves, Single Cell and myself. 

Voodoopriester - "Gammablitz" (Dose the Alien RMX) Sample

Sample of a work in progress as of September 1, 2013

Jon the Dentist & Matt Analog - "The Ladder" (Dose the Alien RMX) [in progress]

Sounds from Thursday night

My new ambient mix "String Theory VIII" was recorded on July 25, 2012. In addition to the music the 119 minutes mix features NASA audio transmissions from Apollo XII and UFO report from an extremely unlucky human being named Corina who has experienced a close encounter of the third kind and it concludes with a spoken word recording by astrophysicist and director of the Hayden Planetarium Neil DeGrasse Tyson. Tracks produced by Kunstler Treu, AirDream 62, Penalune, Accadia, Narcotic 303, The Martin Brothers, Nine Inch Nails, Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross, Model 500, Akshara Weave, The Cinematic Orchestra and the song "Wandering Star" from the Soundtrack to the movie "Paint Your Wagon." "String Theory VIII" is dedicated to Meniscus, OHM and Rob Morley, the original trio of Jedi spreading peace and love thru-out the Underground Rave Scene in Upstate New York circa 1994, and to my grandfather Charles Kirchner: whose love of vinyl was passed on to me before he passed away when I was five years old. Without him I have no idea what kind of life I would be living today. (On a side note he is also the reason I wear the NASA Suit.)

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Dose the Alien & Matty Irish - "The Kansas City Shuffle" (Original Mix)

Castor & Pollux - "Extraordinary Machine" (Original Mix)

Some believe in life on other planets, and some were just born different. Over a decade ago D74 a.k.a. Dose the Alien crash landed on earth seeking a life of his own. Lucky for us, He found music and continues pushing his genius across the world. With a background in music theory and education he has a taste and ability to play almost any instrument you can hand him. With years of piano training and roots in Rock and Dance music since the early 90's D74 has pushed the envelope of his sounds to find his own unique flavor.

Setting out to create his own unique sound and fueled by the Industrial sound of the time, his first album was released in the spring of 1990 and was full of hard hitting industrial beats, heavily distorted guitars, and ripping synth lines. The Music Press voted the debut album " Best Industrial Album" and voted Dose "Best Industrial Artist" by their readers.

Dose the Alien returned to the studio and began work on his first solo studio project in over three years in 1993. The result of over six months of studio experimentation was released in November of 1993 under the name "Random Noise Generator ". The album was released as a comic book with the music as its soundtrack. His music was now being influenced by the sounds he heard while attending underground raves in the North East US and Canada.

In 1994 he began promoting and throwing underground raves. Starting from his loft apartment in Binghamton, New York "The Bubble" was known to hundreds of party goers each weekend as they piled in to hear him play his signature blend of Techno and Trance. By 1995 he was totally immersed in his new lifestyle. Fusing the sounds of Ultrabeat and Trance, he quickly made a name for himself not as a DJ but as a live artist sharing the stage as a headliner with the likes of Frankie Bones, Anthony Acid and Charles Feelgood. 

In 1996 his first 12" "Erotophobia" was released on the San Francisco based 'Utopiate Recordings'. The tracked combined all the elements of his years of music training with roots in rock, techno, and his quirky alien like noises that signified the alien trademark. Not only working diligently on producing music.

By 1999, Dose had thrown over 80 Events across the Northeast bringing in thousands of adoring fans and party kids. Now considered a pioneer of the Upstate New York Electronic Scene, he still plugs away every year bringing in International DJs and Talent in effort to continue educating the masses and saving them from today's typical Commercial Culture.

At the Turn of the century in 2000 Dose the Alien and fellow producer and friend Mike Parker enlisted on a 12 city tour throughout the Us and Canada. Uplifting thousands of party fans and spreading the Dose the Alien sound to the masses, his ability to captivate audiences and lure them into his own musical journey made Dose the Alien a signature headlining name, being requested throughout the United States and Canada.

In 2006, with a decade of experience behind him. Dose with help of long term friend and partner Mikey Parkay created 'Visionary Mindz Recordings' and began focusing on producing there own group of upcoming performers and producers, constantly seeking new and fresh talent to motivate and push the musical forum of which he flourishes.

2007 has seen multiple Dose the Alien Tracks and Remixes on labels such as "Protium Muisc", "SinSation Sound", and his own Label "Visionary Mindz," including top 20 charting Juno track "So Sexy" and his Trance remix of Snow Patrol's "Chasing Cars" that received critical acclaim at his 2007 World Electronic Music Festival (WEMF) performance.

2008 has been no different than any other year of his career. In January he headlined “Intense 2008” in Quebec City with Slinky Recording Artist Lee Haslam and Tidy Traxx Recording Artist Amber D. His Label Visionary Mindz hosted one of the four main stages last July at this years World Electronic Music Festival, booking DJs and Live Acts from all over the Northeast US and Canada.

Now as summer comes to an end he is settling in to his new home of Miami Florida and is about to launch his Second Record Label called Intermission Ltd. The new label will cater to the Minimal, Glitch Tech & Experimental Techno Genres and the first release is set for October 7, 2008.

From September 2008 thru July 2009, He Co-hosted "The UniSound Project" every week on Womb TV with Florida Native Oscar Taerazz. The webcast aired on Tuesday nights from 10pm to 12am Eastern Standard Time. Womb TV was the first 24/7 live multimedia television station and now carries Internet audiences of 1.5 million each month across 120 countries.



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