Adelaide Cinephonic presents: God Said Give 'Em Drum Machines, an exclusive film screening of the story behind one of Detroit’s great contributions to world culture: Techno.

The electronic music phenomenon was created by Black artists in the 1980s who transformed dance music internationally from the Detroit underground to the multi-billion-dollar industry of EDM of today.

God Said Give ‘Em Drum Machines is a story told firsthand by the Detroit originators themselves, starring Juan Atkins, Blake Baxter, Santonio Echols, Eddie Fowlkes, Richie Hawtin (adopted Detroit son!), Mike Huckaby, Derrick May, and Kevin Saunderson.

Our screening will feature an exclusive Techno panel discussion featuring renowned Techno legends from the Techno capital of Australia. On the night, hear from Heath & Kathryn Roberts, founders of The Front Room - Adelaide's biggest Techno promoter, Dr Cathy Adamek, who wrote the definitive PhD on Adelaide's techno history, and finally scene legend Damien Donato, the founder of Juice Music, the label at the centre of the burgeoning Aussie Techno scene at the very start!

This one-off screening is being held at LowLife Basement Bar (beneath Rhino Room) on Thursday, September 3rd.

Tickets are strictly limited.

Doors: 7 pm
Film starts: 7.30 pm
Film ends: 9.15 pm
Panel discussion starts: 9.30 pm
Transition Records prize draw: 10.00 pm

Transition Records Partnership: one lucky ticket holder will win a $50 voucher to spend at Transition Records, the home of good Techno vinyl in Adelaide. https://www.transitionrecords.com.au/

Adelaide Cinephonic brings global music cinema to SA and is run by Aaron and Richard, two music fans who love the cinema.

All proceeds go to covering costs and officially licensing the films, giving money back to the directors, producers and artists all over the world.

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