Producer, DJ (Bass & Treble), writer, and musician.  At all places and none, linked to the cosmic party machine despencing the infinite flavors of fun.

Aaron Garcia, photographer and longtime Las Vegas party documentation.

Chris Binuya, photographer and blogger for Indiekrush, is a long time supporter of the indie and electro scene in Las Vegas.  His warm personality is sure to make you open up for a shot that will bring out your inner party person.

No cover, 2 for 1 bottles, & 2 for 1 PBRS so you can get faded as a M**her Fucker at Wasted Space.

-Jason Sturtsman

Photographer and artist.  Great at making sure you stand the right way so you look 100 % as cool as you think you may be.  Fixture on downtown Las Vegas scene. DJ Roccanova flatmate.

Photographer extraordinaire and downtown citizen that is there to document your experience and blog about what is cool.

Coolest photographer we know who takes the best shots you have ever seen.  She can make the dullest moments and people look like rockstars and the hottest people even hotter.

Born and raised in the middle or nowhere Wisconsin of German, Polish and Mexican heritage; Samantha kept it simple. “When I was a kid, my dad always wanted to be a rock star. He kept me updated with the clean cut boy and girl groups of the ’50’s. I probably would have some music cred if my dad didn’t sell himself short by selling his guitar.” The grandparents might have played their own role in Sam’s musical influences. “With my German and Polish grandparents, I was constantly surrounded by polka music whether I liked it or not. I even know how to dance to that!” In the mean time, was forced to join the church’s choir to sing with the retired old birds that dominated the place. No surprise that an extracurricular in school was choir.

Half way through her high school career, the family moved to Oregon in search of a new job, a new adventure. “Not only was the environment a great change, I found the scene just as different. The coolest thing was to listen to Bob Dylan and pay homage to the rock pioneers with the aspiring hippies while smoking ganja. There was a strong punk scene as well and was among them. I found myself comfortable and aspired to be in the music industry as a manager.” After graduation, another opportunity came knocking. Las Vegas. Shortly being acquainted with the punk scene, working and education, took up an internship at an indie label in Southern California.

The record label was a learning and social networking experience that I’m glad I didn’t miss. I was intentionally working to get a job in Hollywood with a talent agency but returned to Las Vegas took the love of the indie scene with me.

With the uncertainty of such scene, was driven to start something in the community that everyone would appreciate. With the introduction of Indiekrush, the rest is history and more to come!

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