So this is what happened in 2012 this year! I covered 144 parties altogether this whole year from January NYD 2012 till December 30th 2012 Review of the Events I went to in 2012 January: 1) Jaded NYD with Raymundo Rodriguez, Chris Stanford, Jerome Sydenham, Canary Fontaine & Zippy 2) Fuse NYD with Onur […]
Jammy’s Jaunts: 02.11 – 03.11 – Plex, Colony and Machine and The Hotflush Records Showcase
Sat 10th November by
Jaunt (jônt, jänt) n. A short trip or excursion, usually for pleasure; an outing Plain and Simple’s roving reporter/man about town and clubbing addict Jammy brings you his eye view of the events he was partying at in the last week… This time he spent his jaunts at The Plex, Colony and Machine night and the Hotflush Records Showcase. […]
Hotflush announce debut UK showcase…
Wed 3rd October by
Saturday 3rd November 10pm – 6am £15 / £17.50 / £20 Venue – TBA – Warehouse Location Line-up / Scuba (live & DJ set) George FitzGerald Lando Kal Locked Groove Chris Stanford Promoter / London Warehouse Events LWE presentsHotflush Warehouse Party Saturday 3rd November – 10pm to 6am – Shoreditch Warehouse Party LWE are excited to […]
Weasel Blog: News / Comps / Interviews / Reviews / Ldn & Manc Events Recommends: Spectrum, Carl Cox, Hotflush, I:Cube, Creamfields, Secret Sundaze, Get Diverted, Burnski, Adam Beyer, D. Ramirez, Jammy’s Jams, Area, Vince Watson
Fri 9th March by
IN THE BLOG THIS WEEK: NEWS: Spectrum plans another huge Warehouse Party this spring. Extra date added to Carl Cox’s ‘The Revolution’ show at Electric Brixton. Jimmy Edgar unveils details of Hotflush album I:Cube on the Megamix for fifth LPSecret Sundaze give Lawrence and Tevo Howard Easter eggs Quality video by UK newcomers colo, […]
mulletover start January sale with Michael Mayer and Joy Orbison
Wed 4th January by
January 28th sees Kompakt hero Michael Mayer and future bass music star Joy Orbison play mulletover, alongside Geddes. Full details here.
Sepalcure ‘Love Pressure (XI, Falty DL, Jimmy Edgar, Daedelus, Lando Kai remixes)’
Wed 24th August by
Five notable names from the genres often lumped together as ‘bass culture’ do the do on Sepalcure’s best selling EP from last year, with impressive results.
