A day before the big unveiling of EOTO’s Lotus Flower projection surface at House of Blues Boston, Melinda Green from Together Boston called me and Zebbler to talk about what to expect. Read full article here.

In anticipation of the event, ZEE and fellow openers Dice Motion got picked as DJs of the week on DigBoston, so we made a collaborative mix: Hear it here.

Afterwards, String Cheese Radio wrote about the show and posted amazing pictures. Check it out.

Although it’s admittedly a little “out there” the mix has a mesmerizing power, constantly changing the layers of bass while re-structuring itself completely.
-The Get Downnn (posted here)

His signature glitchy edits help the vocals syncopate gently around the rhythm, and the bassline has impact without being blatantly wobbly or, as critics abroad like to say, “American-sounding”.
-Beantown Boogiedown (posted here)

Sub.mission Podcast 020 :: Encanti
Encanti – Profit VIP (unreleased)
Encanti – Otter vs Badger, feat Jason Hann (unreleased)
Techdiff – Infinite Corner, Encanti Remix (forthcoming Peace Off)
Yo Soy Sauce – Juke Box, Encanti Remix (forthcoming Plastic Sound Supply)
Zebbler Encanti Experience – The Final Sign, Dice Motion Remix (Vermin Street)
Encanti – Equalizer VIP2 (unreleased)
Encanti – Birdthump (Vermin Street)
Misk – Motion Sickness, Encanti Remix (out soon on Vermin Street)
Zebbler Encanti Experience – The Final Sign, Freddy Todd Remix (Vermin Street)
Vinyl Blight ft. Bongo Chili – Mission, Liquid Stranger Remix (forthcoming Vermin Street)
Mochipet – MoogyBounce (forthcoming Vermin Street)
RHCP – Give It Away, Psymbionic Remix (forthcoming psymbionicmusic.com )
The Kids Are Radioactive – Sahara, Dice Motion Remix VIP (unreleased)
The Hole Punch Generation – Conversations, Encanti Remix (forthcoming Vermin Street)
Encanti – Profit, Ishe Remix VIP (unreleased)

Interview with Encanti by Coleman
After Encanti’s performance at the Other Side last month, I had the chance to pick the producer/dj/vj extradonaire’s brain…( READ FULL ARTICLE )

Very kind words from Lauren Metter with Boston’s Weekly Dig, who reported on the scene at the Zebbler Encanti Experience release party for The Final Sign, hosted by The Brain Trust’s Wobble Wednesday at the Wonderbar:

“One word for the sound: BOOM …every drop is a pulled trigger of a loaded gun.”

(Full article here)
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Josh sporting the official encanti diaper.
We spoke with Boston’s own encanti, whose ability to command the energy and attention of those was unreal. He told us: “I don’t really remember much it [his set]. I just get into the music and feel every note. I just pull it from within and it grows like a weed.” Funny… that same thing may be said for many of those in attendance at Sonic Bloom.

Read Full Article Here: http://www.vagabloggers.com/2011/07/sonic-bloom-2011-3-days-of.html

Also check out this video overview featuring my Beatles remix:

BrainChild Media had a chance to sit down with Zebbler and talk about the Spring tours, Zebbler Encanti Experience at Burning Man, The Glitch Loft, and the making of Zebblertron in this video interview:

In a separate interview, Zebbler talks about Zebbler Encanti Experience, working with EOTO, building the Shpongletron, working with Vermin Street, growing up in Belarus, in this in-depth interview with Sparkleberry Lane: Full Interview Here

Nice review here from danceriot

“Just found a new track by Boston based, Vermin Street Records artist, Encanti. Nuerokinetics drops heavily warped  dubstep wobble with a detroit techno sound I am familiar with from the early 2000′s. with a driving techno feel to the rhythms. The track HAS THREE fuc*in’ drops and is STRAIGHT nasty from the beginning. Download is AVAILABLE for free. Grab it while you still can. This guy is going places. I could see Encanti playing festivals next year.”

yes! doin our best  :)

Opening for EOTO on their 2011 sprig tour: Our show in Boston got written up on stringcheeseradio.com: “Encanti was happy to oblige the front row by letting them grope and pull on his 8inch+ beard.” Full article here: EOTO – Boston 2011 « String Cheese Radio – Streaming String Cheese Incident & Friends 24/7

Our ZEE fundraiser was recently featured in The Dig Magazine, article by Ben Gray:

” Dinosaurs, cross-dressing, facepaint, full-frontal male nudity, neon clothing, glitches, and a lot of really deep bass. What I’m saying is, some guys really know how to put on a show, and Zebbler Encanti Experience (of Vermin Street) are two such guys… (continue reading)”

Full story here: http://digboston.com/listen/2011/02/in-the-mix-zebbler-encanti-experience/

Zebbler Encanti Experience were featured artists on Citywide Blackout with Max Bowen and Rumel Mahmood, which broadcast on Cyberstation USA on Wednesday 1/19, 10-10:30 pm EST.

You may listen/download the complete interview in mp3 format here.

” The psychedelic standard has been set and as its evolution continues into the next dimension of electronic music, Z.E.E. deserves a seat at the foreground of the revolution of audio-visual enlightenment. ”
Read the entire article at Lost in Sound Artist Spotlight: The Zebbler Encanti Experience

Great review from the Phoenix: “Zebbler’s own contribution (with music by his frequent collaborator, Encanti) employed mammoth, integrated three-panel projections that, in comparison, make Gorillaz look like the Monkees.” (Read more)

Read the entire article as posted on beantownboogiedown.com

Excerpt:

“Vermin Street’s newest release (the sixth in the series) comes to us directly from the studios of Pete Dev/Null and Encanti. This is easily their darkest and most sinister release to date; it’s most definitely not one to play to your parents at the dinner table! (Unless, of course, your parents love 200 bpm breakcore…then I beg to differ.) “

Wow! Nice mention in the Globe on local & DIY music events:
“Encanti, a local DIY event organizer, DJ, and gifted electronica producer, began putting on electronic music events during his time at Berklee. “No one was hosting those sorts of parties at a pop-oriented college,” he says. The freedom to curate styles of music that you want to hear, where you want to hear it, without any rules, is truly empowering. “Within a DIY environment,” he says, “I get to make my own celebrities, my own memorabilia, my own language of self expression.”

From “In the House: In basements and lofts, a music lover explores the DIY scene”
by Max Pearl, 9/25/08, Boston Globe
Full article reprinted here on facebook and here on the Globe site.