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Hybrid Life presents X. w/ Art Department. Was On Saturday, October 9th. @ at a secret location, 10pm - 6am

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ART DEPARTMENT

ALEX JONES & RICH NXT (B2B SET)

DEEP END SOUNDSYSTEM

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X

In mathematics X stands for the unknown, and it is the unknown, the undiscovered and the underground that Hybrid Life will explore with a new series of parties. Where the Hybrid Life Showcases happen just three or four times a year, these X parties will be much more frequent.

 

ART DEPARTMENT

Believe the hype. And if you’ve been living under a rock for the past few months get your arse down here and check out the hottest act in dance music right now. When Kenny Glasgow and Jonny White, two heroes of the Toronto scene, made their live debut as Art Department in Miami they literally blew away the assembled industry A List crowd. It was one of those fabled moments, Art Department had not just announced themselves, but also unleashed a raw, synth-driven sound that could very well be the future. Will Saul described the live show as “the best thing we’ve heard since we first heard Matthew Johnson.” Damian Lazarus has signed them up to Crosstown Rebels for singles, an album, and extras no doubt. While their first single ‘Without You’ has exceeded expectation, with its dynamic bulbous bass, and ever so haunting vocal. Made for a rave.

ALEX JONES & RICH NXT

Two regulars on the London underground scene for some time now,
Alex and Rich have individually built respected reputations for themselves over the past few years. As well as running stellar labels Hypercolour and Glass Table Alex Jones has also unleashed a series of his own productions which have been championed by Dinky, Akufen, Markus Fix and Wolf + Lamb. A natural musician Rich is equally at home on a keyboard or playing the drums, as he is in a DJ booth, where he has a distinctive almost trippy vibe. His Fuse residency over the past couple of years has coincided with a fruitful period of music production. It was on Jonny White from Art Departments’ No. 19 label that Rich released The Visitor with Alex Jones, and the two will be reunited at X where they will play what’s bound to be an original and bang-on-point back2back set.

DEEP END SOUNDSYSTEM

X represents the unknown, and a large part of these raves is to bring in to the spotlight artists who may not have released any music yet, but who through their knowledge and skills on the decks display enough talent to suggest the presence of substance. Dan Lively, Nice guy Eddie, and Samuel Bellisimo are popular faces on the London underground scene. They’ve created their own parties LoOp and Mode:Play to hone their craft and shape their individual take on house and techno. Their three distinct yet connected visions produce a deep captivating sound. Their talent has taken them to Fabric already this year for a headline set at WetYourSelf, while in September they play the Desolat party in Birmingham alongside Loco Dice and Marco Carola. Now sharing the bill with Omar S and Art Department they’ll ring out their deep, rolling sound on familiar ground in the heart of Shoreditch.

Good:Vibe. w/ Rainer, Canary Fontaine vs Zippy & more. Was On Saturday, October 9th. @ Nomad London, 58 Old Street, EC1V 9AJ, 10pm - 5am

GOOD:VIBE is back... and with a bang!

After a successful launch last year, we're back at last to bring you a night of quality music and of course a good vibe ;) Our previous guests CESAR MERVEILLE (Cadenza), CESARE vs DISORDER (Dumb Unit//Safari Electronique) and RUDOLF (Mean/Serialism) blew the roof off and we will deliver the same this time round.

Our venue this time is the new east end club NOMAD. With 2 rooms, 2 different soundsystems and the amazing bonus of a roof terrace... (something of a rarity) we'll be aiming to re-create the good vibe we experienced the last time and many more times to come.

The line-up is now confirmed as:

UPSTAIRS

RAINER (Mean//Serialism//Remake Music//Vinylclub//Stock 5)

CANARY FONTAINE vs ZIPPY (Mean//Serialism)

MAURA (M+H)

DOWNSTAIRS

TONI C (Muak//Exstatic Sounds//Good:Vibe

NERI JASS (Release Sustain//Exstatic Sounds//Good:Vibe)

MARTIN LANGE (Exstatic Sounds//Good:Vibe)

10pm - 5am
£7 on the door//£5 concession

Send FULL names to goodvibelist@gmail.com

Junk Yard. w/ Deepgroove. Was On Saturday, October 9th. @ Russian Bar, 267 Kingsland Road, E2 8AS, 10pm - 5am

Junk Yard welcomes Deepgroove to the tables after a hard working summer of smashing the living Liver out of Ibiza!. DeepGroove have been nothing short of epic for Junk Yard in the past and we expect this to be nothing less :)

Line Up.

...Deepgroove (Cocoon, Rekids, Klang, Harthouse)
Luke Black (junk yard, supercool)
Nic Liu (supercool, love international)

ticket info coming soon!!

“Simultaneously unrelentingly simple and ridiculously complex—exactly what you want from minimal techno in 2010” Resident Advisor

Over the course of 2010 a cluster of recordings for some of the most influential labels in the world (Cocoon, Rekids, Klang, Harthouse) has seen Deepgroove establish themselves as a force to be reckoned with amongst the legion hordes of globes techno devotees. Their partnership with legendary techno producer Jamie Anderson has led to a steady stream of innovative club destroying moments whilst they have continued to plough their own path through solo remixes and releases.

“With a 100% party attitude and a keen ear for exactly the right tune to devastate the dancefloor, Deepgroove consistently smash it.” DJ Magazine

Unstoppable rolling techno such as ‘Turbo’ for Cocoon Recordings have supplied suitably heavy ammunition for DJ’s like Sven Vath, Richie Hawtin, Carl Cox, Laurent Garnier and Dubfire to tackle their largest festival sets, whilst deeper material like ‘The Clock’ (for Rekids; with it’s subterranean Ben Klock Remix) provide incendiary underground grooves to fire up sweatbox after hours and sleazy night spots the world over.

“Proving that it’s still possible for real talent to break through, the Deepgroove boys have made the noughties their own.” iDJ

The patronage of some of the worlds most respected flag bearers has led to bookings and a rapidly growing live show which has recently showcased for amongst others Bugged Out and Fabric.

2010 sees Deepgroove further destroy dancefloors with their chemical, rave inducing beats and red-hot remixes of Crookers & Soulwax, Paul Woolford’s acid workout ‘Pandemonium’, Tiga’s favourite producer, Tomas Andersson and plus their very own special peak-time bomb, ‘Annihilate’ with Remute and Brodinski Remixes.

Read more: http://www.myspace.com/deepgroove#ixzz10RBCrdax

Line Up.

Deepgroove (Cocoon, Rekids, Klang, Harthouse)
Luke Black (junk yard, supercool)
Nic Liu (supercool, love international)

Commix Recall To Mind Album Launch. w/ Marcel Dettmann. Was On Friday, October 8th. @ Rich Mix, 35-47 Bethnal Green Road, E1 6LA, 9pm - 5am

Room 1 - Metalheadz
Commix
Marcel Dettmann
Instra:mental
Pangaea
Pedestrian

Room 2 - Electric Minds
Duffstep
Dolan Bergin
Minkioni


When Commix made the original “Call to Mind”, one of their aims with the project was to reference the various styles that had influenced them. "Be True" was a nod to the heavily chopped up and looped samples that J-Dilla had made into a style of his own, "Bellevue" was an attempt at trying to create a minimal techno aesthetic within a drum & bass timeframe, and "Change" was their attempt at doing a modernised take on the Bristol sound of the late 90's.

When the idea for doing a remix project came about it was important to them that it continue this theme, but also that they bring in musicians that have recently flourished and brought something different to there particular genre.

In keeping with the album the launch party features a line up that is unlikely to be seen in one place again. From the pioneering techno productions of Berghain resident Marcel Dettman to the mood evoking sounds of Instra:mental and of course Commix themselves; this launch party is a platform to present the “Re:Call To Mind” album in the club environment. Additional “Re:Call To Mind” collaborators Pangaea and Pedestrian complete the main room line up. East London record label and party Electric Minds host room 2, with Commix providing a remix for new label signing Duffstep, he joins label founder Dolan Bergin with support coming from Minkioni.

The party takes place in loft spaces 1 & 2 of London's up-and-coming cross-arts centre, Rich Mix. A huge Funktion One sound system and full production will be installed in both rooms, which are fully sound proofed and noise restriction free. The Rich Mix is just 1 min walk from the new Shoreditch over ground train line which is easily accessible from both North and South London. Old Street tube is also just a few minutes walk away.

Rizla Riverboat Shuffle. w/ Greg Wilson and Optimo. Was On Friday, October 8th. @ Boat - The Waverley, Tower Pier, Tower Hill, London, EC3N 4DT, 7pm - 4am

Greg Wilson, Optimo, Bill Brewster, Melting Pot, Low Life DJs.

We have joined forces with the chaps at Rizla and two of Glasgow's best party organisations - Melting Pot and Optimo (Espacio) - to present a party on The Waverley, the last ocean-going paddle-steamer in the world. We've coaxed Greg Wilson out from his Liverpool lair for another jaunt into the capital, supported by JD Twitch and JG Wilkes (Optimo), Bill Brewster and the Low Life crew and Melting Pot's Simon Cordiner and Andrew Pirie.

Plaid. w/ Plaid & Southbank Gamelan Players. Was On Friday, October 8th. @ Village Underground, 54 Holywell Lane, London, EC2A 3PQ, From 7pm

Plaid
Southbank Gamelan Players (12-piece Javanese orchestra)
Plus support tbc


Electro-alchemists Plaid blend their trademark sound with the mesmerising textures and rhythms of a Javanese Gamelan orchestra. Gamelan has influenced so much western electronica, from Aphex Twin to Kode9, but both genres have never before shared the same stage, until now..

'..the effect is bewitching.. it's illuminating to see artists from these two genres working together' Drowned in Sound

Commissioned by the Southbank Centre for Ether Festival 2009
Supported by Arts Council England

Leading Astray. w/ Damian Schwartz (Oslo Rec.) and Gale Talk (Black Place). Was On Friday, October 8th. @ Hideout, 29 Weston St, London Bridge, SE1 2RR, 11pm - 7am

Damian Schwartz (Oslo Rec.)
Gale Talk (Black Place)
Alex Cliché (Cartuli's day)
Beat2Bite (Leading Astray)


After the great adventures lived and all the friends made along the summer, we are finally moving forward to the winter season. And what a season we have instore!! We are über-excited of launching a monthly residence in a brand new venue at the depths of London Bridge. Welcome to Hideout, an intimate new space with an old feeling lost within the labyrinth of tunnels, dungeons and arches underneath the train station.

To headline the House Warming party of our new home we are very pleased to welcome Damián Schwartz (Oslo Rec/Mupa) to take the control on the decks and blow up our minds with his unique set full of uplifting and dark beats. After a summer bouncing between Ibiza (with gigs in Cocoon Amnesia and Space), Berlin (playing at Watergate and Arena) and his town of residence, Madrid, we at Leading Astray are more than happy to let him do the proceedings. Playing along him we welcome also to Gale Talk (Black Place), a young promise who works very closely with Damian on the studio and has a lot to show us. Opening the night will be the winner of last month’s Dj contest Alex Cliché (Cartuli’s Day), a discovered treasure behind the decks, watch out for him!

With all this in the sack, this is set to be an amazing launch night. We don’t want you to miss it, so come down and join us and become a regular from the first night!! Remember, for all those sinners, lost souls and black sheeps seeking a new place to be with a sound full of groove and dark beats here is Leading Astray. This is gonna be the party space for the best of each house under one single roof. And yes, that includes you!

See you under the arch xx

Damián Schwartz

Damián Schwartz is an electronic music artist based in Madrid. His weakness began at an early age although it wasn´t until he turned 15 did he come in to contact with techno and electronic music. At the same time Damian came across CMYKmusik and from this encounter arose Musica Charlista, a 50/50 project between Damian and Alex Under. As a producer Damian inclines towards avant-garde, developing multiple musical concepts turning his music into something original and unique. Surprise, jazz, harmony and melody are the common factors in Damian´s solo productions, although never losing sight of the dancefloor. As a Dj he doesn´t label himself, always counscious of the purpose of his set and he knows what the public need to make them dance.

He is also the man behind Mupa, a label created in order to support Schwartz‘s most personal feelings and concepts. The CONCEPT indeed as the most important matter in his universe: images, ideas and sensations giving shape to the concept, and the music as the courier of that message, because music, as water, fills everything on its route. Schwartz delivers music with soul: music that in our mind is revealed like a being that thinks and mutates by itself. Raw sequences, daily samples, strong patterns, frantic rhythms, innovation, inspiration...

Damian is also one of the founders of NET28 (Apnea, CMYKmusik, Cyclical Tracks and Mupa). Not only a label but a concept, NET28 was created in 2003 by Alex Under, Tadeo, Damián Schwartz and Imek with the idea of shaping what was to become Spain’s voice for electronic dance music. Since then it has spawned sublabels Apnea, CMYKmusik, Cyclical Tracks and Mupa and released music from artists such as Thomas Brinkmann, Martin Buttrich, and Davide Squillace.

Gale Talk

Born in 1983, this musician based in Madrid has always been motivated by music, working in diferent styles like hip-hop, house, idm, minimal or techno among others. Notably his project manager at the former Guiedi Prime contemporary arts project, focused on the dissemination of modern arts into an international panorama, like his performances in different venues around the world. In addition, he produces music for various labels, including Black Place Records, the new Kasper & Papol’s Esperanza Records sub-label. Check out his releases on Del Barrio Records, Arteqcue and Ipologica Records. He is also starting a new minimalist ambiental dub project called Ausdrücke with his friend and colleage Galman.

East End Promise. Exhibition Launch at The Londonewcastle Project Space. Was On Friday, October 8th. @ Londonewcastle Project Space, 28 Redchurch St, Shoreditch, London, E2 7DP, 7pm - 10pm

East End Promise – a multi-media event documenting and exploring the explosion of artistic and cultural activity that took place in London’s East End between 1985 and 2000 – is set to be one of the cultural events of the year. By exhibiting a large collection of representative artworks selected by the artists themselves, together with a mass of archive material (video, photography, audio), and a number of specially-commissioned new pieces, East End Promise will attempt to provide the first complete picture of one of the most significant movements of the late twentieth-century British cultural scene.

The show charts the activities of the ‘cultural migrants’ who came to the East End from all over the UK and abroad, moving into derelict spaces and filling the vacuum left by previous migrants. Unlike preceding post-war youth and cultural movements, which had mainly been based on consumption, these individuals – from a range of social and economic backgrounds – took advantage of the cheap rents to create a culture based on ideas and the processes involved in bringing them to fruition.

To reflect the vibrancy and immediacy of the DIY ethos of the time and place East End Promise celebrates, an accompanying catalogue will be compiled and sent to press in the first week of the exhibition, and launched on the last Thursday.

Artworks: BANK art group (‘VIPER/BANK TV’ from the 1996 video show of 130 artists); Gavin Turk (‘tip’ – bronze painted sculpture of bin bag – and early works and archive reworked specifically for the show); Darren Coffield (artwork and personal ‘Factual Nonsense’ archive); Anthony Oliver with Andrew Herman (‘Dogs Must Be Carried’, 35 mm slide installation of over 300 portraits, at 30 Underwood St Gallery, 1996); Adam Dant (‘The Donald Parsnips News Stand’, 1997); Stewart Home (‘Red London Video Promo’); Swifty (Large scale Installation from the famous designer); Simon Bill; Cedric Christie; Sean Dawson; Cathy de Monchaux; Lucy Wood; Geraldine Swayne (‘East End’ – the first ever Super 8 to Imax film – a documentary short about Spitalfields, past and present, including Nick Cave, Ian Sinclair, Gallon Drunk, Nick Cave, Bill Drummond, among others); and many more.

Photographs, Video & Archive: Bonnie Venture (the ultimate shoreditch portraits or 90’s and Liam Duke, unseen documentary photos of East London Strip bars from the early 90’s); Giles Moberly; Diego Ferrari’s panoramas; Dafyyd Jones; photographic archive of important East End show throughout the 1980’s and 1990’s of Peter Lewis (Artist/Curator and editor of /seconds journal); Chris Shaw (never before shown Shoreditch Portraits 1996/7, from the photographer behind, ‘My Life as a Night Porter’); Normski (Photographs of the legendary Metalheadz Sunday Session Club Nights at the Blue Note from back in the day, Bjork and Giles Deacon on the dancefloor, etc), and more.

Archive Material: Containing photos and video of just about EVERYONE – the great, the good, the beautiful, the bad and the ugly – from the East End art and cultural scene 1985-2000. Including Tracy Emin, Gilbert and George, Bob and Roberta Smith, Tim Noble and Sue Webster, Damien Hirst, Angus Fairhurst, Commercial Gallery, Matt Collishaw, Jarvis Cocker, Fee Doran aka Mrs Jones, Jake and Dinos Chapman, Carl Friedman, Sarah Lucas, Nitsch show at 30 Underwood St Gallery in 1997, Max Wigram, Gary Hume, Rachel Whiteread, Maureen Paley, and more.

Publications: Atlas Press; The Ditch Magazine; 30 Underwood St; Lo Recordings; Straight No Chaser; PMYCA/Sleaze Nation; Mute Magazine; Everything Magazine; and more.

Click Presents.... Mooch w/ Natalie Coleman Yellowcake. Was On Thursday, October 7th. @ Aquarium, 256 Old Street, London, EC1V, 11pm - 6am

Click Presents:

Mooch w/
Natalie Coleman
Yellowcake

Every Thursday night Aquarium Club open its doors to CLICK.
Our aim to give YOU a well deserved mid-week entertainment every week with quality selection of local and international talents from most of the main record labels and parties around!

it's FREE b4 12, £6 for students / guest list otherwise £10 on the door.

For guest list, special birthday / events deals or any info:
Thursdaysclick@gmail.com

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Every Thursday evening at the Aquarium, 10pm - 6am...

So far we've seen stars such as JOHN TEJADA fly in for his sole UK stopover during his European tour, and had the pleasure to host BOOKA SHADE's album launch afterparty with THOMAS SHUMACHER & HEIDI with their GET PHYSICAL label showcase. Also from GetPhysical, DJ MEAT has dropped in alongside MulletOver/Murmur Dj/producer GEDDES, and we have also hosted MIXMAG's secret birthday afterparty too!

Plus! we have had showcases from LEFTROOM with MATT TOLFREY & ED DAVENPORT, the French connection with FB JULIAN & BORIS HOREL, introduced DANNYM & FUTUREMOTION's new project SUMO SHAKE, welcomed JULIE MARGHILANO as a special guest with her electric violin live, as well as TOMOKI TAMURA (Four:Twenty), PEP (LUCIO&PEP), GLIMPSE - LIVE, ROCKY, TERRY FARLEY, SIMON MORELL, HECTOR, NICO DECEGLIA, SPENCER PARKER, COLIN DALE,SOUNDERGROUND LABEL NIGHT,ZOMBIES ATE MY BRAIN (SHANE WATCHA/MRPIXELDOT), RUI DA SILVA and many more....
 

Kubicle. w/ special guests. Was On Sunday, October 3rd. @ Public Life, Commercial Street, London, E1, 12pm - 6pm

So i know you have all been missing the TOILET..
Well KUBICLE is back in the bog next Sunday from midday until 6pm...
Its been a while but now that the summer is nearly over and the cold days are upon us :( we will be back for some regular toilet action :)
Those not on the terrace for DC10 Closing at least can have some well deserved toilet time :)..

So we start October 3rd with our lovely residents plus very special guests... Cant disclose any names at this point you know how it goes. but rest assured will be a great days raving with wonderful music and friends...

Fancy Dress Theme will be 90's ACID HOUSE RAVE :)....
:) :) :) :)
Send names for list asap, will be guestlist only....

Dont forget we have the honor of hosting room 3 at FABRICS birthday on the Sunday so make sure you keep that Sunday free going to be awesome...

Much love see you at Metropolis this Sunday.
xxx

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