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10/05/2026

OCTOBER SCHEDULE 👻

Featured Artist
J Bolivar — Denver, CO

Digital Release
GHAST — Dental Phantom — 10.30

Mixes & Radio
CURRENTS 009 (Morggan) — 10.09
1-800-ILIA 035 (Ilia) — 10.16
Healing House 032 (Just Weston) — 10.22
DIVIDEDxDEVICES 056 (GHAST) — 10.25

Past months’ streams all available on adsfradio.live

09/28/2026

Friday felt like the kind of night we started for.

Huge thanks to Daedelus, Mux Mool, Sinistarr, J Bolivar and Recon DNB for trusting us with the night, and to everyone who came through, stayed late, danced, and made the room what it was.

Extra love to The Black Box and everyone behind the scenes who helped make the show happen.

We’ve spent a lot of time building around artists we genuinely love and believe in, and getting a bunch of them into one room like this made the whole thing feel worth it.

Thank you, Denver. We’re already thinking about the next one.

Photo credit: Nick Janeczko

09/23/2026

🚨 TICKET GIVEAWAY: we’re giving away a pair of guest list spots for Friday night at The Black Box.

To enter, like this post, share it to your story, and tag the person you’d bring in the comments.

One winner gets entry for themselves +1, winners announced Friday morning

presents: Daedelus (360 set) w/ Mux Mool, Sinistarr b2b J Bolivar, Despise

Handful of tickets still available: https://blackboxdenver.co/events/adsf-sep25/tickets

09/22/2026

09/22/2026

Daedelus has spent more than two decades making electronic music feel unstable in the best possible way.

Alfred Darlington came out of Los Angeles in the early 2000s through dublab and the scene that would later surround Low End Theory, building a catalog that has touched instrumental hip-hop, jazz, rave, bass music and experimental electronics without ever settling into a fixed format. Their releases have appeared on Plug Research, Ninja Tune, BRAINFEEDER, Anticon, Dome of Doom Records and others, alongside collaborations with artists including MF DOOM, Busdriver, Bilal and Kelela.

Their live work is just as central to the story. Daedelus became closely associated with the Monome early on, using it less like a controller and more like an instrument, and that sense of live rearrangement has stayed at the core of their performances ever since.

Their latest LP, Em Dash, keeps that thread going, while their connection to Brainfeeder, Dome of Doom and Los Angeles experimental music remains very much intact.

September 25, Daedelus comes to The Black Box.

Daedelus
Mux Mool
Sinistarr b2b J Bolivar
Despise

Last ticket tier now on sale: https://blackboxdenver.co/events/adsf-sep25/tickets

09/15/2026

Mux Mool has been part of electronic music for nearly two decades, with a catalog that stretches from the beat scene of the late 2000s into the club music he’s making now.

Brian Lindgren first came to wider attention through Moodgadget Records and Ghostly International, including an appearance on the original Ghostly Swim compilation for Adult Swim before the release of Skulltaste in 2010.

That record helped establish him as one of the more distinctive producers to come out of that era, combining hip-hop drums, synth work and heavy low end without sounding much like anyone else around him.

Denver has been home for years now, and his work here has become just as important to the story. More recently, he’s been focused on Opal Drums, his project with Jon1st, which has produced a run of self-released material and pushed his live sets further toward new productions and performance.

On September 25, Mux Mool joins Daedelus, Sinistarr b2b J Bolivar and Despise at The Black Box.

Daedelus
Mux Mool
Sinistarr b2b J Bolivar
Despise

September 25
The Black Box
Tickets available now: https://blackboxdenver.co/events/adsf-sep25/tickets

09/09/2026

Sinistarr's been moving between drum & bass, jungle, footwork, ghettotech and techno for years, but the throughline has always been Detroit.

Jeremy came up on the city’s radio culture, where ghettotech, house, hip-hop and jungle regularly crossed paths, and that background still shows up in the way he plays and produces. He’s released on Metalheadz, Hospital, Renegade Hardware and dBridge’s Exit Records, while more recent work has landed with Defrostatica, RVDIOVCTIVE and other labels operating well outside straight drum & bass.

That willingness to move between tempos is a big part of why we wanted him back. Sinistarr joined us for our first Black Box show, and on September 25 he returns in a different format, going b2b with Denver’s J Bolivar for an hour that should have plenty of room to move between both of their worlds.

It’s a pairing that makes sense on paper, but should make even more sense in the room.

Sinistarr b2b J Bolivar
September 25 at The Black Box.

Daedelus
Mux Mool
Sinistarr b2b J Bolivar
Despise

250 cap / 360 setup
Tickets available now: https://blackboxdenver.co/events/adsf-sep25/tickets

08/27/2026

J Bolivar’s music makes a lot more sense once you know where he comes from.

Born and raised in Quito, Ecuador and shaped as a DJ and producer in Philadelphia before landing in Denver, his sets pull from Latin bass, breaks, electro, ghetto tech, and techno - without treating any of those things like fixed categories.

That same approach runs through his own productions, where Latin club music and traditional Ecuadorian influences get pushed through a contemporary electronic framework - with various upcoming collaborations with international artists and with former releases on labels such as Colombia/Berlin’s Ruta.

He’s also been putting real work into Denver’s scene outside of his own sets. Through Hoppers, where he serves as Creative Director, he’s helped build parties and bring various international artists through the city (such as Maara, Baalti, Entrañas, and Martyn Bootyspoon), while his connection with multiple Detroit crews has further bridged the two cities together.

He’s played in Detroit various times, including Spot Lite, TV Lounge, Marble Bar, Lincoln Factory, and through his residency at Container Sounds where he headlined their Movement weekend DAY//SHIFT party.

On September 25, he joins Sinistarr for an hour-long b2b at The Black Box. The pairing made sense to us because neither of them stays particularly interested in one tempo or one corner of club music for very long.

J Bolivar b2b Sinistarr
September 25 at The Black Box.

Daedelus
Mux Mool
Sinistarr b2b J Bolivar
Despise

250 cap / 360 setup
Tickets available now.

08/20/2026

Joining GHAST this month for Divided Devices 055 is a guest we've been stoked on DJ CHAP from Teklife Records!

Tune in now: https://youtu.be/isiATn1XFik