Luko Fiasco AKA Luke Harland has been a Techno fiend since the 1990's. When he bought his first set of turntables in 1996 the journey from being a music fan to true vinyl addict began. His passion for music that is bass heavy and slightly left of centre is obvious in all the styles Luke has mixed over the years. From Big Beat Breaks to DnB, Tech House to Techno, Progressive to Psychedelic.
His career started as resident at The Grand Hotel in Sydney CBD on Friday nights playing Trip-Hop to Tech House from 1998-2000. This went on to some local Warehouse parties playing Techno and Trance and a dirtier side of beats was found. This led to playing at the infamous Chemistry parties 2000-2003, culminating in a Big Day Out appearance in 2003.
During this period Luke also joined DJ Visceral and Ritchie Jay to co-host "Transport", a Psy trance and progressive Radio show on 2ser in Sydney, which aired every Wed night. Ritchie and Luke soon after took over the reigns and continued the show for 3 years.
Luke played at some great parties and festivals over the following years including Big Day Out, Earthcore, Subsonic, Summer Dreaming, The Code, Transmission, Plastic, Earthdance, and as a resident for a few years at A Late Night Shuffle. He has supported many Trance and Techno legends over the years such as Chris liberator, Infected Mushroom, Atmos, Sun Project, Hallucinogen, Space Tribe, and more. 
Whilst still occasionally DJ'ing Luke's love for Techno has not waned, but an appreciation for some newer styles like Glitch-Hop and Dubstep have prevailed. Along with new styles to play being created, the world of DJ'ing has evolved. Gone are the Turntables to make way for new technologies, with Luke now preferring to use Traktor Pro. To the future...


indie punk from Newcastle Australia , our songs are short, punchy and catchy as hell. Our debut album "Brain Heart Confusion" is available for free download at https://thenotnots.bandcamp.com/releases . Vinyl copies available on request.

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