This is part of a small series of interviews we're doing with DJs we consider to be important dark punk/deathrock/dark postpunk DJs. See our previous interview with DJ Johnny Bubonic (of the belated Funeral Drive in Dallas -- the weekly (!) deathrock night that ran from about 2001 'til 2004 in DFW), for example.
Ely recently DJ-ed at the January 18, No Doves Fly Here.
NO DOVES FLY HERE: As far we are concerned, you are currently THE deathrock/dark postpunk DJ in Texas, bar none. You and DJ Munster bring it. I mean, you could be playing any type of music in the world as a DJ, like stuff that "packs the dance floor" in the most cynical and moneymaking way, i.e. dance-y stuff like Ke$ha -- or bad EBM, like Spock, bands and music that people and Djs at other clubs relentlessly try to promote and foist on people as being what they need to understand is great. So, in spite of that, why do you love and choose to play deathrock and dark postpunk, regardless of this?
ELY MALEDICTION: I grew up on metal and punk as a kid and quickly latched on to stuff like Alice Cooper, Black Sabbath, Misfits, Sex Pistols, and the Stooges. For me Deathrock has the dark element of some of the groups I loved as a kid, and it brings with it the kick in the teeth of punk rock.
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Friday, January 20, 2012
No Doves Interview with DJ Ely Bat/Malediction
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Thursday, September 29, 2011
Check out the 1313 Deathrock night in SATX on Oct 15!
Be sure to check out DJ Ely Bat/Malediction's new deathrock/postpunk night on October 15 in San Antonio, Texas, at the Thirsty Camel. No cover!
No Doves Fly Here, of course, will debut the following Wednesday on Oct 19th, in Austin, TX, at Chain Drive. October looks set to be a great month for fans of purist deathrock, postpunk, and gothic rock in Central Texas. Ely has been a great friend and supporter of No Doves Fly Here, and we're supporters of 1313.
Maybe there's something in the air, or the stars are aligning properly to finally give this type of music the exposure it deserves. More good things to come. :)
No Doves Fly Here, of course, will debut the following Wednesday on Oct 19th, in Austin, TX, at Chain Drive. October looks set to be a great month for fans of purist deathrock, postpunk, and gothic rock in Central Texas. Ely has been a great friend and supporter of No Doves Fly Here, and we're supporters of 1313.
Maybe there's something in the air, or the stars are aligning properly to finally give this type of music the exposure it deserves. More good things to come. :)
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