In light of his recent triumphant return to San Francisco after a 1300 mile ride through Europe (CD's in tow and DJing along the way) Blasthaus resident DJ Nisus has been featured in the SF Weekly blog AllShookDown. Nisus discusses his cross-continental DJing adventure, SF's unnecceasry crackdown on parties, as well as his ultimate club night entailing "monster truck spitting flames...Mr. Oizo...and a helicopter engine sound system."
Click here to read the full story. You can also check out Nisus' new Portable Sunsets remix BDSM With Mehere.
For the second local feature this month, theProjects and Blasthaus resident DJ Nisus has been featured in SF Station's Last Night a DJ Saved My Life. In the interview, Nisus elaborates on topics such as the meaning behind the name Nisus, the development of his sound, and his local inspirations. Check out the article on SF Station and be sure to download Nisus' new podcast Bass Grenade (guaranteed to cause a rave in your office and/or home).
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Influences
Erol Alkan
Boys Noize
SebastiAn
Justice
D.I.M.
Etienne de crecy
Turbo Records
Sounds Like
Kraftwork at a Pantera concert cutting up rebar with a chainsaw. Or helicopters and lasers Or Dirty Frenxxx Disxxo
The world is experiencing a tectonic shift in electronic dance music. Dustin Delaney AKA Nisus is traveling on the tsunami created by the rumbling, rock, inspired beats emanating from the underground up through major festivals, clubs, and corporate events.
Mastering the dirty french disco sound while continually improvising, Nisus is dedicated to pushing sound systems and crowds alike with ambitious, uninhibited, and engaging big room sets. Notoriously precise mixing has gained him well respected slots at major west coast festivals such as the Symbiosis Gathering, Burning Man, and SF's Lovefest. With an estimated 85,000 attendees, Lovefest is one of the biggest single day music festivals of any genre.
A secure string of residencies with Blasthaus, 111 Minna Gallery, Diesel Jeans, and Adidas, supported by a professional dedication to the music scene has earned Nisus the opportunity to play corporate events for companies like Scion, Red Bull, Adidas and the W Hotel. Nisus is also sponsored by the revered German headphone company Ultrasone.
The excitement of Nisus's live sets has been tapped to support major performers such as Boys Noize, Turbo Records Tour, Stanton Warriors, Does It Offend You Yeah? Ladytron and D.I.M. The strength of his performance and a commanding stage presence has often had him confused for the headliners. Nisus is on the cusp of moving into the spotlight in the wake of powerhouse acts like Justice, Soulwax, Simian Mobile Disco and the Presets.
hey man, hows it going? i just wanted to drop in and let you know that i enjoy your podcasts quite a bit, in fact i pretty much listen to one of them every time i go to the gym. I was also wondering how i could get your tracks, purchasing, downloading, or whatever...i wanted to play around with some video editing and i couldn't think of anything better to put to the back ground :D
Sorry I couldn't get more photos of you playing. The dudes wouldn't let me on the float. We also tried to meet up at your 4am set but... drank too much?
Hope to see ya soon. There's a bunch more stuff from Saturday but these are the only one worth looking at. Maybe next time we could talk about what you want before hand.
In light of his recent triumphant return to San Francisco after a 1300 mile ride through Europe (CD's in tow and DJing along the way) Blasthaus resident DJ Nisus has been featured in the SF Weekly blog 
