6. MICRON 9. SHUFFLE LIVE SESSIONS
SPEKTRUM, RADIUM ST, MANCHESTER PLUG, MATILDA ST, SHEFFIELD
Friday 14/11 Saturday 1/11
ORDINARILY a solid residents’ party, DIZZIE Rascal sings songs of urban life with
Micron occasionally invite in a guest — and a his clipped intonations and hip-hop beats
decent one at that. To help blow out the tonight.
second birthday candles is the leader of one of Plug is mid-sized, well equipped and dark as
London’s premier parties, secretsundaze’s fuck… so will provide a perfect home to what
James Priestley. Think house and techno with is a contrasting night to their more club
more than an air of cool. orientated fare. It’s an over 14s gig, in case
10pm – 5am £9/£8 you’re wondering.
micronclub.co.uk 7.30pm – late £15 adv
HEADS UP: Micron is now held at
the-plug.com
Manchester’s other Sankeys, Spektrum — an HEADS UP: Street poets The Audio Bullys
all-singing, all-dancing disco box just up the play the club night after this event, along with
road on Radium Street. LJ Freeman, from 10pm.
7. WARD 10 10. GARLANDS
INDEPENDENT, HOLMESIDE, GARLANDS, EBERLE ST, LIVERPOOL
SUNDERLAND Saturday 29/11
4. MUMU Friday 28/11
THE MAGNET, HARDMAN ST, LIVERPOOL FIFTEEN years is a long time to be running a
Saturday 22/11 DECENT nights in these parts are as rare as night. Two whole generations might have
a shit release on Cadenza. Knock yourself out partied away to the house and electro tunes of
THERE’S plenty going on in Liverpool at the tonight then, as the deep house melodies are Garlands here and in Ibiza, and that deserves
moment as it basks in its title of the European supplied by Innvervisions’ Marcus Worgall. a clap. So clap. All the ressies feature; Les
Capital of Culture, and this is one of those Residents Garry Ogden and Ross Fellows are Calvert, Dave Booth and Barry Mac included.
going ons. MR C on warm-up and warm down duties. 10.30pm – 4am £20
’Pool has waited a long time for the turn of ON MUMU 10.30pm – 4am £10/£8 NUS & b4
garlandsnightclub.com
tech-house hell-raiser Mr C (it’s been seven
“I love Liverpool and
midnight HEADS UP: There is still a to-be-confi rmed
long years) and tonight he spins alongside
used to play there
myspace.com/ward10 ‘super special’ special guest to come so keep
minimal and deep house institution Clive
lots back in the day
HEADS UP: Not only is Innervisions a fi ne an eye out.
Henry. Need we say more?
for Voodoo. I’ve been
German house and techno label, but it’s also
10pm – 5am £8 adv an album by Stevie Wonder on Tamla/Motown
myspace.com/mumusundays
neglected by
Records from ’73. You can have that.
HEADS UP: As if Mr C and Clive Henry
Chibuku, Cream only
weren’t enough, Matt Tolfrey and Marc Ashken booked me once, so
also play tonight.
it’s exciting to be
8. WAX: ON
back in the city.
DIGITAL, TIMES SQ, NEWCASTLE
“I’ll be playing my
Friday 14/11
5. FOR NO REASON
THE VENUE, LORDS WALK, PRESTON
new Sycophant Slags
ONE of the best Friday night events in the
Saturday 8/11
material with
country, Wax: On celebrate their fourth
Adultnapper,
birthday this evening. Failed festival misery
WE like a good honest little rave-up and they including our behind them, their bookings remain on fire,
don’t come more good nor honest than this
forthcoming Get
with warped mind-fucking techno champ
cosy little Preston smash-up. A man whose
Physical release
Matthew Dear the big pull.
dark and twisted sound was match-made for
‘Anti-Sailing’, as well
Simian Mobile Disco and The Plump DJs pack
cosy rave-boxes, Dan Ghenacia gets freaky and
as my Mr C remix of
out the line-up.
chic in Preston, whilst Clark Kent and Liam 10pm – 4am £12
Rielly show off their super powers.
‘Elements Of Tone’ on
waxonuk.com
9pm – 4am £8
Hawtin’s Plus 8.”
HEADS UP: The noise continues at Wax: On
myspace.com/carryonfornoreason Leeds with Digitalism, DJ Zinc and more
HEADS UP: Check out the website for playing at university venue Stylus, on 29th
resident promo mixes as well as the sounds of November.
the For No Reason record label.
of CLUB SO. Set inside an Old TWINS there for a KISSDAFUNK has had a makeover with ● Another crew literally smashing CARTAL and DISTINCTION at THE
Georgian building, it has three party, on Friday 1st, and SANDY MINISTRY OF SOUND money and it up in Leeds right now are HEADS FAVERSHAM, whilst the week after
levels with the Basement serving as RIVERA on 22nd November. can now boast fl agship nights UP. Just check this out… On 13th they have fi dget funker DUKE
the main room. The Attic acts as including GLOBAL November, they’re promoting a live DUMONT, NIGHT MOVES and the
the second room and hones the ● The Leeds scene has been UNDERGROUND, HED KANDI, gig from SOUTHERN FRIED’S dastardly DRUMS OF DEATH from
raw, underground with its low shaken up of late and THE MEZZ DIRTY DISCO, TECHNIQUE and masters of guitar thrashed GRECO ROMAN at the very same
ceilings and exposed CLUB is well and truly part of that more. Visual art and intelligent use electronic sweat music THE WHIP venue. FFI
myspace.com/
brickwork. Sound good? Check re-ordering. What used to be of lighting bring the club alive. at THE COCKPIT. The 16th headsupleeds
ROB TISSERA and THE TROPHY one-time BASICS home REHAB November sees THE PROXY, FELIX
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