Eric Duncan aka Dr Dunks is one half of

legendary DJ duo Rub-n-Tug & also half of DFA’s Still

Going. Dunks releases his secret weapons on the Keep it

Cheap label, but he’s also “involved” with Japan’s mysterious

disco-edit “C.O.M.B.i..” imprint. No matter the name though, the game

remains unchanged: peak time party provider.

Ever since coming up in his hometown of Los Angeles' freestyle and

hip-hop scene in the early 80s, Duncan has been a sound selector

extraordinaire. With partner Thomas Bullock, he threw the notorious

late 20th century Rub-n-Tug disco parties in downtown Manhattan,

turning on a new generation of revelers to the sleazy pleasures of

disco. He followed that up as the Saturday night resident at Passerby

Bar, fueling the party until Sunday morning. Be it early hip-hop,

slo-mo disco, incandescent funk, or banging house music, Duncan weaves

it all together into a nightlife soundtrack.

In the studio, Dunks has remixed everyone from LCD Soundsystem to Zero 7, the Beastie Boys

to Coldplay, !!! to Roxy Music, Patrick Wolf to Grace Jones.

Now it’s time for folks other than New York City’s 24 Hour Party

People to get a dose of Dr. Dunks’s medicine. Forthcoming is the

eagerly-anticipated Rub-N-Tug full-length album, as well as the first

album from Still Going. All of which will be supplemented by even more

releases on Keep It Cheap and C.O.M.B.i.