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Cloud control >>
The DJs from Kirk6’s Cloud5 party look skyward
Neerav:
“I see a mystic Mayan shaman smoking his peace pipe.” Dorobo: “Who
said seals were only good at swimming underwater?” Corey K:
“I stared at the picture for a good long time and I’m pretty
sure I see a fire-breathing dragon—or I may simply be hallucinating
again.” Baby Dino:
“I do believe that that cloud looks like one hell of a party!” Tao Nhan:
“That looks like Dino’s dino to me.” Mini: “It
almost looks like the number 5.” Iznogood:
“Since my computer crashed while I was away and I’m running
on safe mode with bad colour resolution, all I see is a fuzzy form vaguely
resembling a satellite picture taken from high altitude over the troubled
region we all know as the Middle East. However, I must be mistaken,
since it looks so peaceful. As soon as I fix my suck-ass computer, maybe
I’ll see things more clearly and I can point out a couple of terrorist
kidz.” Rob Brown: “I see a cloud in front of either the moon or the sun! Sorry, not too imaginative an answer, but I tend to see things for what they are (grin)!” : At Cloud5
on Saturday, March 23, 11pm, $25, location TBA, info: www.kirk6.com
or 720-6490
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Clouds
are like Rorschach blots in the way that everyone sees something different
when they look at one. Likewise the Cloud events put together by Kirk6,
the righteous local party-production collective. With a whopping 14
local DJs on the bill at Cloud5, covering a vast spectrum of electronic
dance music, not only do Kirk6 make up for the frustrations of Cloud4
(booked in a nice but limited space—too bad most folks, even ticketholders,
couldn’t get in), they make sure there’s something there for
everyone. The Mirror found a picture of the purtiest lil’ cloud
it could, and ran it past some of the turntable talent scheduled for
Cloud5. Their reactions reveal a lot about them.