They broke up in 2006 and stayed broken up for the better part of a decade, and for a lot of people that was the end of a specific era of dance music that never quite got replaced.
Deep Dish — Sharam and Dubfire, two Iranian-American producers out of Washington DC — won a Grammy, defined progressive house for most of a decade, and then went their separate ways at the exact moment the genre they built started getting called dated. The reunion sets are long and unhurried in a way that current club bookings rarely allow, which is the entire appeal: they came up when a DJ got four hours and used them to actually construct something rather than deliver a highlight reel.
Hollywood, Halloween weekend, in a room built around the sound system rather than the sightlines.
Ten at night on Friday the thirtieth.
They broke up in 2006 and stayed broken up for the better part of a decade, and for a lot of people that was the end of a specific era of dance music that never quite got replaced.
Deep Dish — Sharam and Dubfire, two Iranian-American producers out of Washington DC — won a Grammy, defined progressive house for most of a decade, and then went their separate ways at the exact moment the genre they built started getting called dated. The reunion sets are long and unhurried in a way that current club bookings rarely allow, which is the entire appeal: they came up when a DJ got four hours and used them to actually construct something rather than deliver a highlight reel.
Hollywood, Halloween weekend, in a room built around the sound system rather than the sightlines.
They broke up in 2006 and stayed broken up for the better part of a decade, and for a lot of people that was the end of a specific era of dance music that never quite got replaced.
Deep Dish — Sharam and Dubfire, two Iranian-American producers out of Washington DC — won a Grammy, defined progressive house for most of a decade, and then went their separate ways at the exact moment the genre they built started getting called dated. The reunion sets are long and unhurried in a way that current club bookings rarely allow, which is the entire appeal: they came up when a DJ got four hours and used them to actually construct something rather than deliver a highlight reel.
Hollywood, Halloween weekend, in a room built around the sound system rather than the sightlines.