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The Sounds exists as an exotic oasis of music and dancing in a world parched by the dusty wind that blows off the Desert of Popular Culture. Where genuine highly-trained Go-Go Girls strut their stuff, exciting the passions tastefully, urging the throng to dance more wildly and drink deeper of the colourful cocktails of their lives. Where swirling colours from Miss Deaths collection of vintage psychedelic projectors paint the crowd in paisley hues. Where the DJ tends a sonic jungle of rare species of vinyl from the four corners of the globe, from every time and place. Where everybody gets up and moves, to the most amazing mixes of funk, 60s pop, batchelor pad lounge, goth, Eurobeat, soundtracks and straight up rock'n'roll that ever teased your ears.

Miss Death - Direct from the Island of Lesbos, and basing her stage persona solely on a nightclub act from Jesus Francos first horror film The Aweful Doctor Orlof, Miss Death is one eclectic DJ. With contacts all over the globe, she certainly plays the most compelling sounds of Seduction!

Jay Katz - Infamous curator of the Mu Meson Archives, recently seen on your TV in the SBS Movie Show, Katz is the lightning bolt on the dance floor and the passion that drives the Sounds. With over 20 years of vinyl preservation under his belt, the music heard at the Sounds could be considered some of the most obscure yet provocative tracks on the planet. To Katz, this music has no worth unless it is given back to the people with the same energy with which it was recorded in its day.

If you've had enough of sterile club experiences, wandering through the echoing halls of sterile Naughties minimalism, listening to the same tunes that blurt all day from the radio in the next cubicle that the office drone has locked onto the most boring commercial station in the universe, then you need the Sounds of Seduction.

Sounds Past

The Sounds of Seduction has been going strong for more than a decade, and we have a mountain of memories to share with you. Look into our archives for photos and videos of Sounds past, and check here after your next Sounds experience as we gather and collate the digital sparks that fly from each performance!

If you have any photos or videos to share with us, drop a line to meson@ihug.com.au