On March 21st, Saline and Yana take over the DJ booth at Escobar. Expect a heavy night with everything from goth and industrial to nu metal and prog.

We asked them to answer three questions:
- Which artists shaped their love for music
- What you are guaranteed to hear on the dance floor
- And which concerts still give them goosebumps

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<h2>Saline</h2>

<b>3 artists that shaped my love for music</b>
The dark side of music, film, and art has always attracted me. Black Sabbath was my gateway to heavier music, and later I fell in love with all shades of goth with bands like Siouxsie & The Banshees, Bauhaus, The Cramps, Alien Sex Fiend, Christian Death, and Jack Off Jill. Later I dived into metal in many different directions, and today my taste ranges from industrial and old school metal to goth rock and hardcore.

<b>3 artists you will definitely play</b>
- System of a Down
- Kittie
- Nine Inch Nails

<b>3 live experiences I will never forget</b>
Twisted Sister at Copenhell in 2014 was absolutely insane. I’m also really glad I got to see both Ozzy and Black Sabbath several times. And Mew’s farewell show last year is a concert I will never forget.

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<h2>Yana</h2>

<b>3 artists that shaped my love for music</b>
- Tool
- Deftones
- Coheed and Cambria

<b>3 artists you will definitely play</b>
- Deftones
- Korn
- Mastodon

<b>3 live experiences I will never forget</b>
- When Deftones and Maynard played Passenger together at Roskilde.
- The Prodigy in 2010.
- Coheed and Cambria’s “Neverender”