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Nark Mixes

Boys Keep Sniffing

Co-Owner and booker of Massive Club (Seattle), head of Bottom Forty Records, clumsy smooth brain

Nark // acid queen
aka Young Hearts // disco queen

Young Hearts, a trans-galactic cross-generational discotheque residing monthly in San Francisco.

Desertopia, an alternative pride and memorial day weekend festival in Palm Springs in co-horts with Victor Rodriguez, Perfect Lovers and Anthony John.

Bottom Forty, a record label, queer collective and driving force behind the underground queer music scene of Seattle.

Massive, a futurist gay club in Seattle opened in 2023 by Nark featuring a diverse array of queer talent.

Label Releases: NEIN, 2MR, MR INTL, Get Up, Bottom Forty, Soul Clap, Acid Camp

Booking/Contact: kevin@narkmagazine.com
Bottom Forty Records : @bottomforty

Acid is a dead language.
Live techno with dying equipment since 1567.



Exactly 400 years after his namesake’s typically early death in May 1595, acidalius acquired his first synthesizer. The next two decades he moves full circle through names, styles and methods to land firmly back at his origin, Frankfurt, and the pure machine driven, acid laced techno of the early 90’s. 

contact: acidalius303@gmail.com

Lucifía (Ange Barnett) is a long-time lover of techno and a passionate advocate for underground electronic music. Her stage name, a play on her given name and a nod to Lucifer the fallen angel, reflects the dark, driving sound that defines her style.
Lucifía’s journey into the scene began in the late '90s in Melbourne, where she cut her teeth at local bars and gritty warehouse parties like Super Nature at the iconic Public Office. Fueled by an insatiable hunger for harder beats, she soon took her sound abroad—eventually landing in Europe in search of deeper sonic territory.
It was in the free outdoor parties around Barcelona that Lucifía found her tribe—true techno purists. Despite not speaking Spanish or Catalan, she connected through music alone. During her time in Spain, she evolved her sound to include hard-tech, acid techno, minimal, and raw electro, adding depth and diversity to her DJ sets. She became part of the Combustion collective, throwing renegade parties in abandoned castles, forests, and industrial spaces throughout Catalonia. Over the next five years, Lucifía tore up dance floors at countless events, including the infamous Tasmaniac rave parties.
After returning to Melbourne, Lucifía pursued her other creative passion: animation and motion graphics. Under the name VJ Pixel Angel, she made a name for herself in the visual arts scene, performing at major events such as Subsonic Music Festival, Chi Wow Wah Town, Rainbow Serpent Festival, The Enchanted Garden, Gertrude Street Projection Festival, Techno vs Psy-Trance, and Hardware Theory.
Despite her success as a VJ, Lucifía never left her decks behind. In recent years, she's been making a strong resurgence in Melbourne's techno underground, spinning at events like Squelchy Sessions, Freeq the Creek and Tilt Shift.
Keep up with Lucifía’s next moves and upcoming gigs on Instagram: @dj.lucifia

MOAV transcends the boundaries of time and space, spinning cosmic rhythms from an undisclosed location in the universe. Shrouded in mystery, their sound weave ethereal melodies with pulsating beats, echoing the silent symphony of the stars. Little is known about MOAV, but their music is said to connect listeners to the very fabric of the cosmos, making every performance a journey through the unknown.