Out in the City Issue 23 November08

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We love it when a local boy makes with the best looking bunch of guys we
good, so when superstar DJ Tom have seen in a long time. There might be
Stephan (aka Superchumbo) took a a credit crunch but golly these boys’ gym
break from his worldwide schedule to memberships are certainly not suff ering!
fl y back to London to play at Revolver, This was the last Revolver at the Scala
we just had to pop along and say ‘hello’. as, from the end of October, they are
Appropriately enough, Revolver was going weekly in another former cinema,
at the Scala in Kings Cross which, built the Astoria, in the heart of the West
during the First World War, had its fi rst End. With a DJ line up including Nick
use in the manufacture of airplane parts. Tcherniak, Guy Williams and Paul Heron
Anyhow, no bouncing bombs for them in the main room and Tasty Tim and
tonight, just the sound of ricocheting Dusty O in the trashy pop room, you
hips as hot-to-trot dancers lit up the can also expect sublime production,
podiums and dance captain Logan spectacular stage shows, state of the
wielded his new toy – a portable CO2 art lighting technology, even more sexy
canon for cooling the audience and dancers, special guest PA’s and other
scaring the bejesus out of anyone not surprise acts, all on the West End’s
ready for its icy tickle! Classic anthems biggest stage. Sounds good to us!
and cutting edge house came courtesy
of the aforementioned Mr Stephan and Revolver, now weekly each Saturday at
new resident Paul Heron who, between the Astoria, 157 Charing Cross Road, WC2.
them, played to a main room stuff ed www.evolvedevents.co.uk
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