1 - Favorite dj

Choose the Dj who has made you sing along and dance until it hurt. Some things to consider may be mixing skills, musical tastes, how big they are in the pants/chest.

Lazarus currently djs at Fetish Masquerade, Sideshow Sundays and DARKRAVES. He has also done a Smiths Fest, Cure Fest, Depeche Mode Fest, Heroes (and villains) of the 80's, and more. Most recently, Lazarus organized the Synthpop Goes The World 3 day festival.

I've been around the scene since the 80's, hanging at clubs like the original Sanctuary and Death in the Underground... and others that have passed into merely being names. Primarily DJed special events, conventions and other 'mobile friendly' functions for a lot of years, with the occasional guest appearance now and again. A major music addict, I finally settled down to a few clubs in Ottawa before moving to Kitchener and starting "Devolution Wednesdays" at Club Renaissance.~ I still do guest spots all over, from NYC to Cleveland to Toronto to where-ever. For me, it's all about the fun... playing the crowd and packing the dancefloor. Mixing the old and the new. And just offering [and having] a darned good time.

I am a lover of all Industrial/Electronic music. I started out in this scene in the early 90's at Catch 22. As recently as last summer, started my own gigs at the Vatikan on Saturday's. I want to do my part to help this scene thrive and flourish for generations to come. Ever evolving and loving it. :) "cry 'havoc' and let slip the dogs of war..."

DJ Human Clone is the resident DJ for Symbiotic Fridays and Sin Saturdays at the Vatikan. Human Clone provided sets at Toronto concerts for artists Matrix, Gasr, Dubok, Cesium:137, Cruciform Injection and Espsilon Minus. Was also in the fortunate position to spin at Convergence VIII in Montreal and Synthpop Goes the World in Toronto.

DJ LETRO has come a long way since 1999 when he began spinning at a youth club in Bowmanville with nothing more than a mixer and two Discman players. Three years later LETRO is a resident DJ at Durham's best Industrial club, The Dungeon in Oshawa. He loves playing the crowd and welcomes requests because he knows that night is not about him, but rather for the people.

As for me just a guy been in the scene for over 16 years and still trying to stay ahead of the mainstream and search out new and exciting music to a scene I live for.

Involved in the Toronto music scene for over five years, spinning at such clubs such as; The Savage Garden, The Velvet Underground, The Catacombs (beneath Sanctuary), as well as at private and underground events. He presently holds a regular spot at Siren Clothings monthly Fetish Masquerade at the Reverb in Toronto along side scene staples Dj Lazarus and Dj Phink.

Very eclectic stylings. Pale Plays a real montage of musical styles from goth to retro to ebm to anything with a beat you can shake your thang to. I love Dj'ing, its been 13 years and it just gets better with each set. I'm a music junkie and thats all there is to it.

Event Horizon Wednesdays at Velvet Underground.

Squid started DJing back in the glory days of industrial, at the old Sanctuary underneath the Padock. When Sanctuary moved, he moved with them... working up to having a Friday night there. Staying involved in Industrial music after Sanctuary closed though his website, he went on to create the Toronto Industrial Kollective, a concept to help bring new and refreshing music to Toronto, which eventually found a regular home at Savage Garden. The idea continued to grow with the creation of Industrial Kollective Distribution (along with RaZoRGrrL) selling a wide and growing range of music at the most reasonable prices possible. Squid's outlook helps to keep the scene on its toes, with new music that continues to challenge the idea of what music is.

RaZoRGrrL relocated to Toronto from a stagnant "Industrial" scene in Kingston. Within a month of moving to the city, she was DJing Thursday nights with DJ XXX at The Anarchist Cocktail. She joined the ranks of T.i.K., bringing with her a unique female perspective, and becoming an integral member. Recently along with Squid has begun Industrial Kollective Distribution. In addition to being a regular T.i.K. DJ, she also guests at various events in the city. The hottest DJ in the city!

Drew is a resident T.i.K. DJ, combining his musical tastes with his dark and twisted mind. The result is a unique experience.

I started out Dj'ing back in 1999 at a place called Gord's. In 2000 I took over the reigns of The Vampire Ball after Dj Syth's departure and it continues to this day. What can you expect from me? A mixture of old, new, heavey, electronic, it doesnt matter. I try to play to the crowd as much as possible.

Half of futurepopradio.com, DJ Darktide has made a reputation of himself for always getting the newest music and always playing the most eclectic, enjoyable sets around. With the website and a growing amount of live gigs around the city, Darktide is sure to be one of the DJs to grab a hold of this scene and steer it towards a more enjoyable, profitable future. He may not be one of the big names out there, but he's more in tune with what I listen to, and with the music that I think the scene is leaning towards.

Vizgig is a resident DJ with T.i.K., but is now up for consideration for taking over Friday nights at Savage Garden

DJ Flipps is a resident DJ with T.i.K., but is now up for consideration for taking over Friday nights at Savage Garden.

A former resident DJ at Savage Garden and later at Anarchist's Cocktail, Casper now appears at one-off nights such as the successful "Old-School" night at Savage Garden. His sets are always a strong mixture of club favourites, old school, punk and upcoming new bands that Don't Suck.