Friday 25th July @ Brixton Jamm NU House is rapidly becoming one of London’s household event brands – in just a year they have gone from Lightbox Room 2 to working with some of the world’s finest House acts – Hannah Wants, Kolombo and Jay Lumen to name a few.The
THE PLAYGROUND is pleased to announce its return to KOKO on the 16th August 2014 with a staggering lineup including headliners James Lavelle [UNKLE], DERRICK MAY and A GUY CALLED GERALD – [Live in session] who will be performing a rare live performance alongside BAREM, RICHARD FEARLESS (Drone/ Death In
Derrick May / House / Techno
Saturday 26th July Time once again to undertake the annual, large scale celebration of our love. This Summer we reach the ripe old age of three and bring together a mix of artists which we feel represents us and our sound pallet perfectly. This party will be set over 3
XYZ Magazine talks to Robin Romei about his influences, touring and his upcoming new single, “Vapours.” Read here
Lenzman releases his debut LP on Metalheadz and in doing so proves that he is a skilled producer worthy of such nobility. “Looking On The Stars” presents 15 tracks of well thought out, soulful Drum & Bass that has been described by dBridge as “something that sounds mature and accomplished
Flux presents @ Crucifix Lane /// Saturday 2nd August In amongst a busy Summer schedule that will see Flux appearing everywhere from Dimensions to SGP to Ibiza, we are excited to announce that we will be returning to London on Saturday August 2nd for our annual Summer Day and Night
XLR8R presents the premiere of Magical Mistakes’ remix of We Cut Corners’ single “Blue.” “The pairing of Osaka, Japan transplant Magical Mistakes and Irish indie-rock duo We Cut Corners may seem an odd one, but nothing sounds out of order on the former’s remix of “Blue.”” Listen here
Mixmag Live @ Studio 338 /// Saturday 9th August For the latest edition of Mixmag Live, we bring you not one, not two, but three of the hottest and most in-demand DJs in underground house and techno. Hailing from France, Dan Ghenacia, Shonky and Dyed Soundorom were already highly respected
Brendan Benson talks to Thomas Cook Magazine about his hometown, Nashville. Read here
The famous Channel One soundsystem faces the threat of being removed from their spot at Notting Hill Carnival. For the past 32 years Channel One have graced the Carnival with their rich dub sounds but local residents have voiced their outrage and have lobbied to move Channel One. Complaints include:
