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Bensussen grew up in San Diego, California, U.S. and became a DJ in the Gaslamp district, developing the nickname The Gaslamp Killer for his notoriety for ruining the music vibe in various clubs. The DJ soon became known in the local area for his beat-driven tracks, psychedelia influences and left-field hip hop, releasing a whole host of mixes from 2007 including “Gaslamp Killers” and “Hell and the Lake of Fire Are Waiting for You!”. The DJ and producer became synonymous with L.A.’s huge and thriving underground party scene and earned himself resident tenure at the club Low End Theory, which led to a series of club-sponsored podcasts.
Bensussen made his production debut at the tail end of the 2000s with the EP “The Killer Robots” in 2008, and subsequently released “My Troubled Mind” in 2009 and “Death Gate” in 2010. The release of “My Troubled Mind” marked Bensussen’s signing with Flying Lotus’ label Brainfeeder Records.
After producing Gonjasufi’s debut album “A Sufi and a Killer” alongside Flying Lotus and Mainframe in 2010, Bensussen released the single “Flange Face” b/w “Seven Years of Bad Luck for Fun” in August 2012. The single became highly popular and was chosen by Pitchfork Media as Best New Track. The single paved the way for the DJ and producer’s debut album “Breakthrough” released in September 2012. The album earned positive reviews, features a multitude of samples and has contributions from Gonjasufi and Daedelus.
My girlfriend bought me tickets to a concert for my birthday gift. The tickets were for a dubstep/trip hop concert. The name of the artist that was headlining the show was The Gaslamp Killer.The Gaslamp Killer is a dj/producer based out of Los Angeles, CA . The atmosphere at the venue was completely, chaotic with people dancing all over the place. On several occasions the security for the venue had to come in and escort people out for acting wildly near the dj booth. There seriously was barely any room to move. Despite the tight confinements The Gaslamp Killer put on a magnificent show. The Gaslamp Killer kept dropping grimy track after grimy track that kept the crowd on their feet dancing. Each time there was a wobble or a bass drop the crowd went insane. The Gaslamp Killer is a true technician on the turntables. It seemed like each mix the whole night was seamless, I could barely tell where one song ended and another began. I also want to commend The Gaslamp Killer for his originality. In a time where multiple musician sound exactly the same, it is really refreshing to see an artist follow their on initiation for being creative.