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S1 E1: Joshua Jenquin (DJ Anonymous, Death Overboard, Zerobeat)

Topics include Wisconsin rave history, Addict Records, laughing while vomiting, being named-checked by Dominick Fernow, Swayze, getting kicked out of a town in Germany, and melding live playing with electronic music.

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Joshua Jenquin is an accomplished drummer, producer, and DJ. Topics include Wisconsin rave history, Addict Records, laughing while vomiting, being named-checked by Dominick Fernow, Swayze, getting kicked out of a town in Germany, and melding live playing with electronic music.

I wanted to talk to Joshua because the way he combines drumming and electronic production in different ways inspired me, way back in MySpace days before I had made any records. I also saw him do an all-vinyl drum & bass DJ set that blew me away, and wanted to put together the pieces that I’d gathered about his musical history.

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Jordan Cohen is a musician in Madison, Wisconsin. He produces electronic music and DJs under the alias Chants, and has released music on labels including Astral Plane Recordings and Hush Hush Records.

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