2010)

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Look closer! This is the equipment Zombie Nation uses for his live gig. Florian Senfter aka Splank! aka Zombie Nation has been rocking the dancefloor since 1999 and produced the massive track, Kernkraft 400. If you don't know the track, you should hang yourself. Get yo ass down to Mist Club (a day before Trance Nation pres. Andy Duguid) and party hard with the legendary Zombie Nation!

What?
Neubeats pres. Zombie Nation (LIVE)

Where?
Mist Club, Bangsar - Kuala Lumpur

When?
27th May 2010 (Thursday)

Who?
Zombie Nation (DE)
opening set by Foulworks & Bryan Burger
visuals by A Man Called Uncle

How?
Free Entry for Ladies before 11pm
RM50 // Men
RM40 // Ladies

Why?
The Legendary Sound of Terror is Coming to Town. Neubeats Live Presents Zombie Nation – the German techno and electro project from Munich based DJ and producer Florian Senfter (a.k.a. Splank!). The first Zombie Nation five track EP was released in the spring of 1999 on DJ Hell’s label, International DeeJay Gigolo Records. A remix of the song “Kernkraft 400” on this debut release landed in high chart-positions all over the world, including number 2 in the UK singles sales chart. Since 2001, Florian Senfter has released tracks on different labels under Zombie Nation and his other pseudonym John Starlight. In 2002 he started his own label, Dekathlon Records, where he released the second album “Absorber” in 2003.

In early 2005, the new sublabel UKW Records was launched with John Starlight’s John’s Addiction Part 1 followed by Paeng Paeng 12” by Zombie Nation. German techno legend Sven Väth realized the potential of that song at first glance and licensed it to his Cocoon Recordings imprint. The third album Black Toys which was released in 2006 on UKW Records Zombie Nation is a bass dominated soundscape from tech-hop to funk-laden house. In 2007 Zombie Nation collaborated with electroclash prince Tiga under the pseudonym ZZT on the recording “Lower State of Consciousness”.

ZOMBIE NATION is known today as an electronic music live act using musical hardware instruments on stage to create sounds and mixes. For the MIST gig, opening set by Bryan Burger and closing set by Foulworks. (The Star, 21 May 2010)

Expect this!

... and this!

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