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So the guys over at Breaksof10 are the next to curate one of Lacostes instore L!VE parties, this time it’s at the store in Newburgh Street, London.
The latest release from Tube10 of the Subway Music Group comes from Scotland’s Blackwax. The duo have been creating waves over the past few months with their jungle inspired bass heavy music.
Deliciously chunky house mix from Ossie in preparation for tonight’s Standard Place takeover at Fabric
The latest from Indigo’s Mindset imprint is an excellent slice of spaced-out garage from Troy Gunner. This latest release continues down the road that Mindset have set out on following excellent releases from the likes of XXXY, 16Bit and more. Every single release has been of high quality, and this one is no different.
This Saturday Bristol’s clubnight giant ‘Crazylegs’ returns once again to Basement 45 for another night of madness and good electronic music from a superb lineup, the return to more intimate surroundings comes after the likes of Roy Davis Jr, Joy O and Jackmaster smashed the Crazylegs birthday last month.
What better way to get your December started than partying down the Bank to the sounds of grime and garage legend, DJ Slimzee. On 1st December as part of our monthly residency we’re throwing a free party, this time running till 3am with the original founding member of Pay As U Go Cartel, he was [...]
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This week sees one of America’s finest purveyors of “bass music”, Dubbel Dutch, release his debut (!) EP on Brooklyn imprint Mixpak Records. It’s a real mixed bag, with the first half of the record blending sinister melodies and stop-the-dance bass hits into a couple of diverse club tools.
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Fresh back on the circuit after remixes for heavyweights such as Little Dragon, DJ T and Tricky with another staple cut of deep tech and dubby house for Hypercolour Records is starlet Maya Jane Coles.
