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They will percolate their dancefloor flurries Saturday, Dec. 4, at the Endup.10 p.m., $20 after 11 p.m.; www.theendup.com.

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An integral member of the Minus Records collective alongside Richie Hawtin, Troy Pierce, and Marc Houle, DJ and producer Magda has established herself in the last decade as a cornerstone for fans of minimal electronic music. Threading through Detroit, New York, and Berlin both philosophically and physically, her style carves a helical path around stripped-down, disco-filtered tech-house. On From the Fallen Page, her full-length debut, she compiled 10 amorphous and film-friendly tracks. She casts dry, grinding bass and reverberant percussion with panting, swollen textures, though never to the full banshees-in-heat extreme of her Italian cinema influences. Joining her live is labelmate Houle, touring on his own album, Drift, which comprises eight tracks of grayscale, artfully disintegrating techno, but with influences that include eight-bit synth-pop and dark wave.