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THE MEZZ CLUB, WATERLOO HOUSE,
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Saturday 22/11
WHOAH momma! New kid on the block, The
Mezz Club, is ripe for plucking tonight as Larry
Heard (aka Mr Fingers), Carl Craig and
Heartthrob all pop by to complete the best
line-up the place has ever seen.
If anyone ever slags dance music off when you
’fess up to liking it, then the work of these
three would be as good a place as any to start
with your audio riposte. The unparalleled soul
of Carl Craig’s output — be it the pre-curser to
deebee he casually laid down or one of his
Grammy nominated remixes — the bubbly
futuristic techno of Heartthrob, and the deep
house pioneering of Larry Heard, are all
sounds of which to be proud. This is the best
of the past, present and future: can you feel
it?
Solid residents Dave Martin and Jay Kilka also
spin ce soir. We’ll see you at the front.
10pm - 6am £13 adv
technique.org.uk
HEADS UP: Carl Craig’s ‘Sessions’ is just the
perfect compilation of comforting techno to
warm you up, or bring you down, at any time
WHAT THE DJs SAY...
LONDON 3. THE WAREHOUSE
Proper Hospital job
ELEKTRICITY
PROJECT
ON CHIBUKU
PICADILLY TRAIN STATION, STORE ST,
MANCHESTER
D&b futurists touch down at Chibuku
“Chibuku is a
Friday 21/9
legendary club and
WHAT with this being the very last run of the
that’s all down to the
Warehouse Project there’s more excuse than
1. CHIBUKU Sheffield’s Seqouia soundsystem crew host
crowd there — the
ever to head North to sample the space’s
THE BARFLY, SEEL STREET, LIVERPOOL the second room, which can only mean one
Liverpool clubbers go
cavernous acid house nodding charms.
Saturday 1/11 thing — woofer-wellying dubstep barrages. mental like no others Not that we needed one before and the sight
Rumbling bass bin botherer Benga is their star
and possibly the only
of John Digweed’s name on the bill always
A BIG ONE at Chibuku this month but then pull, whilst Rich Furness and Bass Camp’s Ken
city that compares to
makes for a dead cert classic in our minds,
isn’t it always? Bastions of credible, quality Evil also play.
it is Edinburgh.
anyway. On fire right now, the rejuvenated
drum & bass and by no means the strictly There’s also a special as yet un-announced Bedrock boss will embark on one of his
soulful outlet they were once tagged as, theatre guest to get excited about and if you
“Our sets are always
melodic techno voyages alongside a host of
London Elektricity’s Hospital Records come to can’t make this one then stick the 22nd
a bit of a rollercoaster
recruits from Luciano’s Cadenza Records,
town to co-host tonight and install their bass November in your diary when Chase & Satus,
and we’re not afraid
including Thomas Melchior, Alejandro
wielding artillery to maximum effect. Fake Blood, Busy P, The Whip (live) and DJ to play right across Vivanco, Cocoon favourite Reboot (live) and
Naturally, it’s their wild-haired Welsh wizard Mehdi are all guaranteed to make some
the drum & bass
the Chilean boss man himself, Luciano.
and all-round silky riddims maestro — High serious noise for Chibuku meets Annie Mac
board, giving crowds
9.30pm – 5am £17.50 adv
Contrast — who is first to fire out, with Presents. thewarehouseproject.com
additional weapon power coming from Radio 10pm – 3am £14/£13/£12
the right fl oor
HEADS UP: Strap up for GoodGreef’s
1’s liquid funk don Fabio, London Elektricity chibuku.com
smashing highs and
rocket-powered 8th birthday at the Warehouse
and the deadly Logistics, who are fresh from HEADS UP: Featuring tracks from Logistics,
taking them down in
Project, on Saturday 15th November, with
their killer contributions to Hospital Records’ Nu:Tone and Commix, ‘The Future Sound Of
deep and soulful
Eddie Halliwell, Scot Project, Preach and
‘Future Sound Of Cambridge 3’ LP. Cambridge 3’ is out now on Hospital. lows.” Guiseppe Ottaviani.
Local
● Sheffi eld’s TUESDAY CLUB Dodge fi ve minutes of work at and for that you’ll get a right royal
Knowledge
celebrate their 10th birthday on, tuesdayclub.co.uk. rave. SURGEON, MARCEL
yup, Tuesday 11th November, and DETTMAN, REDSHAPE (live) and
NORTH they ain’t tellin’ you who’s playing. ● Hanky time now ’cos after fi ve ALTERN8 are all spinning techno,
But after a decade of the smartest years of increasingly worthy parties, acid, minimal and hardcore. FFI
bookings in the reggae, dub and Mancunian techno night computercontrolled.co.uk
d&b arena, don’t worry too much, SEQUENCE are hanging up their
they won’t let you down. And for disco ball, on Friday 21st ● There’s a welcome new addition
only six quid, who cares anyway? November. It’ll cost you 15 sheets to the Liverpool circuit in the form
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