6. ANNIE MAC 9. SPLEX & REPHLEX
PRESENTS… RECORDS BIRTHDAY
FABRIC, CHARTERHOUSE ST, EC1M CORSICA STUDIOS, ELEPHANT RD, SE17
Friday 21/11 Friday 7/11
RADIO 1’S dirt doyenne, Annie Mac APHEX TWIN and Grant Wilson Claridge’s
champions the next wave of fi lth funkers that Rephlex label notches up 17 years of warped,
have been fi lling her box of late through her wibbled electronics and acid irreverence
‘Presents…’ series. London heads get their alongside London electronica fi ends Plex —
ballsy bass pounding delivered with a French who celebrate their second birthday.
kiss thanks to Brodinski, Surkin, DJ Mehdi and A swarm of renegade dubstep, electronica and
Yuksek. Danny Byrd, Chase & Status and Sub experimental live acts from both stables are
Focus take drums and bass to the next level in kept hush hush ‘til the day, ensuring only the
room two. most dedicated attend. Turntable support
10pm – 6am £13/£10 students & comes from Rephlex Disco Assault DJs.
Fabric First b4 3am/£6 after 3am 10pm – 7am £15/£12 adv
HEADS UP: We’re all over the Marine Parade HEADS UP: Could a certain Mr D. James be
Fabric Live gig, on 7th November — Adam making an appearance? We wouldn’t bet
4. CUT COPY Freeland, Evil Nine (live) and Alex Metric. against it.
KOKO, CAMDEN HIGH ST, NW1
Tuesday 11/11
7. DDD 6TH BIRTHDAY 10. CLOSER
THE cream of Melbourne’s nu-wave, Cut Copy SECRET LONDON LOCATION HIDDEN, TINWORTH ST, SE11
illuminate the epic amphitheatre of Koko with Saturday 15/11 Friday 21/11
their cute, catchy melodies and stadium-sized
synth hooks.
WHAT THE DJs SAY...
STRIPPING things back to their essential UNRESTRAINED, underground techno as
Playing the North London venue for the
DUBFIRE
rave basics in these credit crunched times, DDD prolifi c Dutch master Speedy J and UK vet Ben
second time this year, their glistening
ON SCI+TEC
give us an intimate 300-capacity session for Sims bring you closer to their raw, thundering
synth-pop voyage will be supported by fellow just a fi ver — we’ll take two. edits in this oft-overlooked south of the river
Ozzie’s Mercy Arms, who draw comparisons
“This is the fi rst time
Leading us astray will be their more than able rave den. Resident Steve Strawberry shows
with The Smiths at their poppermost and My I get to bring both and gifted residents Simon Baker, Simon why his stock is upwardly mobile, whilst a
Bloody Valentine.
my personal sound
Morell, Ryan Shaw and Mat Playford. A second room of less intense grooves adds the
7pm – late £12.50 adv
and vision to the
perfectly formed and lovingly prepared contrast.
koko.uk.com
Ministry of Sound as
birthday rave cake to sink your teeth into. 10pm – 6am £12 adv
HEADS UP: Also at Koko this month is acid
Dubfi re, and I’m
10pm – 6am £5 guestlist HEADS UP: After last year’s Goods Yard
house session Promised Land, on Saturday 15th
dddclub.co.uk warehouse session, Closer are sizing up venues
November.
really looking
HEADS UP: It’s guestlist entry only. Hit for another New Year’s Eve rave down ’08 stylee.
forward to it.
mail@dddclub.co.uk to be included in the fun!
“As well as Nic
5. SATURDAY SESSIONS
Fanciulli and
PRESENT SCI+TEC
Napoli’s Simi, who I
8. REDLIGHT
MINISTRY OF SOUND, GAUNT ST, SE1
collaborated with on
CLUB AQUARIUM, OLD ST, EC1
Saturday 15/11
my forthcoming
Saturday 22/11
THE Prince of Darkness throws his techno
‘Angels Over Naples’
LATE doors East End naughtiness that keeps
cloak around Ministry’s space-age Box. Yep,
EP, I’ll be joined by
drawing the wrong ’uns out at night’s darkest
that’s right, Dubfi re’s Sci+Tec label pods down my Sheffi eld-based crack. Alongside Luciano Esse and Kismet’s
for a rare London party, which has pulled us
graphics team
Jacob Husley, Glaswegian Alex Smoke follows
towards Ministry’s stronghold yet again.
Human (ex-
in the footsteps of his label and city mate
Complimenting Dubfi re’s extended three-hour
Designers Republic),
Harvey Mackey. Expect more Soma endorsed
voyage will be label mate Simi and Nic
who’ll be
deep, trippy Detroit nodding techno to lose
Fanciulli, whilst Matt Walsh and We’re Not your mind in, then.
Cool! host the Bar.
manipulating
3am – 10am £15/£12
10pm – 6am £20
images ‘live’ to give
HEADS UP: Two weeks before at Redlight,
HEADS UP: Check out Steve Mac’s sick, the Sci+Tec party its Turbo’s Matt Walsh will be heading a Trailer
throbbing Sci+Tec EP — ‘Gotta Have Some Fun’
own visual identity.”
Trashed line-up alongside Mikki Most and
— for the real sound of the chart-smashing Riotous Rockers!
producer.
promised. Tickets £6 b4 11pm and it fun and funky in the main room. M.I.A, LADY SOVEREIGN and On Wednesday 19th November, ● JAMES PRIESTLEY’S disco fried
£8 after. FFI
manmakemusic.com In the Global Room, MAudio will be MIKE SKINNER, Croydon’s grime she’s got live shows from MASTER cosmic session GO!ZILLA just
installing their Torq MP3 DJ doyenne GOLDIELOCKS is making SHORTIE, NU BRAND FLEX and keeps going from strength-to-
● The HAT CLUB celebrate their technology, which will be put some serious waves and her TIC TAC, while PRANKSTA drops a strength. On Saturday 22nd
4th birthday at PACHA, on through its paces by THE BEAT monthly Wednesday night get dubstep set and STEVE UPSTAIRS November, it welcomes PADDED
Saturday 15th November, with THIEFS. PROK & FITCH also play. together HARD KNOCK WIFE, at bumps out the UK garage. CELL live from DC RECORDINGS
JONATHAN ULYSSES, FILTHY THE SOCIAL, on Little Portland With no door tax there really with more to be confi rmed. FFI
RICH, SUZEE X and Hat Club ● Laying down her own beats and Street, should be wrestling its way should be no question. FFI
cargo-london.com
veteran VINCE FRIMPONG keeping with a lyrical style that nods to to the top of your to-do list.
myspace.com/hardknockwife
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