First and Last Name: Patrick Brander

Stage Name: Deep Concentration

Location: Lansing, MI

Email: brander@msu.edu

Style of Music: DJ: techno, jungle, hardcore, new wave, punk rock, hip-hop, turntablism (non-standard), trip-hop, downtempo, soul, funk, breaks, jazz, some house, and everything in between.

Live: Bass, keyboards, anything that makes noise. I have played in punk bands, and just recently in a pseudo performance art grind-core acoustic fuck everything up shock rock band.

AIM: drunknbased

Goals: Push the limits of my imagination without getting myself killed.

Contributions: dj, designer, artist, musician, on air radio personality (88.9 the impact every wed from 8pm-12am).

A few comments on Revolution and the other musicians who play there: The reason I like Revolution is the fact that they bring in non-dance music to the club, its a sort of fuck you statement. Everyone has different tastes in music yet everyone works together as a collective. Thats something I haven't seen in Lansing ever. No bickering or bitching about who's crew is better. Revolution isn't one person its everyone and all different factions can give and take from it. I think as it evolves it also needs to be kept in check so that it remains a collective and not just a under control of a few people because then it won't progress musically and artistically. It will become stagnant.

What do you see in your musical future: finally opening up a record store with music I like, putting out that first 7" on my label, and starting an acid-jazz band.

What do you see for the future of music: There's a lot of shitty music out there. Its hard to tell.

Websites you visit frequently: www.dublab.com, www.michigandnb.com, www.detroitluv.com, www.turntablelab.com, www.thinnerism.com

What do you have to offer to "Revolution"? design, aesthetics, direction.