DJ Magazine 467 November 2008

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2. BORDER COMMUNITY
THE END, WEST CENTRAL ST, WC1
Saturday 22/11
ALREADY an institution, it’s strange to
think James Holden’s Border Community is
one of The End’s youngest nights but then
Holden was only 19 when the melodic strains
of his ’99 cut ‘Horizons’ propelled his name
into the regard.
Joining James in the main room will be his
prized discovery and the equally prodigious
Nathan Fake, who’ll be embarking on an
ethereal live voyage, whilst BPitch Control’s
Ellen Allien and Border fave Avus complete
their strongest main room bill to date.
Offering a more funky alternative, the lounge
will get a fi nal chance to wig out to one of
Kieran ‘4 Tet’ Hebden’s now legendary Border
Community sets, while the Warm residents are
taking charge up in the AKA, bolstered by the
arrival of the disco edit king — Mark E.
It’s hard to imagine Border Community’s
special, intimate atmosphere translating to
any other venue and tonight is the last chance
to experience it at The End.
10pm – 7am £16/£15 adv/12
NUS/£10 AKA
endclub.com
Bring the noise!
HEADS UP: German techno titan Timo Maas
touches down for a rare London set on Saturday
8th November. Yes please!
Kitsuné Maison tour hits Heaven
WHAT THE DJs SAY...
JAMES
3. TROUBLE VISION
1. NEON NOISE PROJECT whilst Gildas & Masaya, Light Speed Champion,
HOLDEN
CORSICA STUDIOS, ELEPHANT RD, SE17
HEAVEN, VILLIERS ST, WC2N Beni, JBag and Punks Jump Up all add their ON BORDER Friday 14/11
Friday 21/11 own turntable tidal waves of electro grit and COMMUNITY
bass thump. AFTER just one event, the Trouble Vision
HAVING already made some serious noise Giving the night some local knowledge, hot-to-
“I’m gutted The End
crew have already made a name for themselves
with their MSTRKRFT warehouse party back in trot London duo the autoKratz will be
is closing. We loved
as rebellious genre-haters ready to shoot
July, the Neon Noise Project instigators team translating the quirky techno and wonky the club before we London’s club scene in the arm with an electric
up with Parisian nu electro label Kistuné to electro of their recent ‘Down & Out In Paris &
started the night
underground shock. Check this for a line-up…
take on one of London’s most legendary yet London’ to the live stage, whilst Magistrates
here and it seemed
Live performances from Get Physical’s
under utilised rave spaces, Heaven. and Hearts Revolution complete the live bill.
like a perfect match
gypsy-house oddballs Nøze, Greco Roman’s
It’s a bold step for sure, but there’s little doubt Despite an unparalleled rave pedigree that grind-house monster Drums of Death and
that Kitsuné’s sexy stadium-sized electronic stretches through countless classic Bedrock
— a lovely, cosy,
electro experimentalists Joe & Will Ask? rock a
funk has the requisite fl oor power to fi ll the parties and deep into the hardcore hotbox of
friendly home. We’re
main room that journeys into the furthest
cavernous spaces of the legendary archways. the Rage era, legendary nights at Heaven are
thinking about
corners of leftfi eld sonics.
Tonight’s Kitsuné Maison tour is the biggest few and far between these days, but that only taking on a new In the second, Bastard Batty Bass and Cheap
single assembly in our capital yet. There’s little adds to their magic, right?
London home when
Thrills’ Detboi rump out ghetto-house badness
surprise that Hamburg’s Digitalism take centre 9pm – 5.30am £15/£13 adv
it closes but it has to
and wibbling basslines, alongside Solid Gold &
stage with a rare DJ set that should be loaded kitsune.fr
be somewhere that’s
Park Ranger, Oliver DAB & Robin, The Boogaloo
with soaring, shining synths and dirty funk, HEADS UP: You can also catch the Kistuné Crew, Hylu and Jam Garden.
Maison tour at Brighton Concorde 2, on
as pleasant to club
10pm – 6am £9/£7 b4 midnight
Thursday 20th November, and at Birmingham’s
in as The End…
corsicastudios.com
Custard Factory, on Saturday 22nd November,
which isn’t exactly
HEADS UP: Phonica Records hold their 5th
amongst other dates. an easy brief.” birthday at Corsica Studios on Friday 29th
November.
Local
● The SUPERBAD! crew have been MATT TOLFREY, PHIL edge-cutters MAN MAKE MUSIC
Knowledge
making good noise thanks to their DRUMMOND, AAORON LE end their nomadic ways by
morning sessions at Brixton’s DEX DOUBLES, JIM BROOKS, HUW installing themselves as monthly
LONDON
CLUB. On Friday 1st November LLOYD and HINDSIGHT. It’s 10pm residents of the LAST DAYS OF
they’ll be treating South London to – 5am with tickets at £20. FFI DECADENCE, in Shoreditch. The
their ﬁ rst mansion party-come- superbadafterparty.co.uk ﬁ rst session there takes place on
techno rave-up by ﬁ lling West Saturday 8th November, with
Dulwich’s BEAUBERRY HOUSE ● Nearly two-years-old, the Swedish techno sensation PETTER
with the likes of LEFTROOM’S genre-slashing, bass-loving conﬁ rmed so far and many more
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