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23.01.2022 Important info regarding equipment that has been dropped in for servicing and/or warranty repairs. All the service agents have been provided with the relevent details so customers will be contacted when the replacement or repaired units are ready - although you may need to collect from them in person if original packaging was not supplied. For all non-warranty repairs Stew will contact you when the equipment is fixed and arrange a time to meet up/deliver. Thanks for your patience.

18.01.2022 Last reminder about tonite at 161 from 7pm...free bbq but get in before 9 as they will be charging entry from 9 onwards Also anyone who can't make it tonite we will have something in a few weeks time at Gregs bar - Two of Hearts date tbc

10.01.2022 Thanks for the lovely thoughts - hope to see some of you 2moro! x Stew

03.01.2022 DMC Records is closed forever! Drinks this Friday night from 7pm at 161 High street Prahran- make sure you get there before 9 for free entry and a free feed Hey we had a blast over the last 20 years but things had to end sometime.... Heartfelt thanks to all who have supported us, we wish you all the best in your DJ and music production careers. Special mention to all our dedicated staff who have manned (and womanned) the store, trained the students and our ran distribution department down the years; (In approximate order of service) Ivan Gough Became rather famous as TV rock, likes curries Phil K (Still) The innovator internationally renowned Les Toth The Legend, say no more. Bit mad tho’ Atom 1 Melbourne’s original Drum & Bass don Twisty quite possibly m-towns first D&B MC Ozzie L.A The Gentleman- lover of fine wine, women and smooth mixes Gab Oliver Godfather of depth, prolific artist on our Zero Tolerance label Grant Dell Random UK Tech-house blow-in, could be rude to customers Sean Joyce Manchesters number one Masters at Work fan, excitable Tom Mangan Another UK blow-in who went on to do big things back in the UK Frankie D Another gent who always had the ladies chasing after him pity he never threw a few our way Kate S Knowledgeable queen of the techno scene Gavin Keitel Yet another top chap and no slouch behind the decks either Kaybee Young recruit who quickly proved he could mix it with the big guns Lance Harrison The Rock solid and dependable, stuck it out for almost ten years Samantha Cameron Took the DMC championships up several notches and kept Stew on his toes! Luke Moylan Country boy who came to the city but kept thinking about the bush..any bush Fred Barany Fathered 4 children and several mixtapes Glenn Harrison Hari Krishna devotee who brought tranquility to the distro dept. Jono Fernandez He’s moved to Sydney but we won’t hold that against him Susie Bailey Had distro locked down after Glenn went to India Karl Stanton DJ Lynt now in New York earning megabucks, loved his breakbeats Virginia Le Pulled more blokes into the shop than a new white label from Moodymann Damien Laird Strange dude. Funny, but def strange. Could DJ too. Joe Seven Pudgy Northener capable of turning out a cracking tune or two. Could be funny. Dave Pham Bit lost but had his moments and really knew his stuff on the wax front Mike Callander Dapper chap, diplomatic and knowledgeable, Melbs numero uno techno mover and shaker Johan Elgstrom DJ Nubody a.k.a the Swedish bombshell, will carry the torch onwards as Bounce Audio, stay tuned Griff a.k.a Francis Inferno Orchestra Loose as a Goose but funny with it, can also write tunes Maryos a.k.a 50% of Sleep D Destined for big things, wouldn’t be the first DJ/Producer from Frankston to do well If we’ve missed anyone apologies, a lot of the time we were out of it