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Buzzin Fly. w/ Ewan Pearson. Was On Saturday, September 25th. @ Cable London, 33A Bermondsey Street, London, SE1, 10pm - 6am

EWAN PEARSON AND DISKJOKKE JOIN BEN WATT'S BUZZIN' FLY AS THE LABEL DROPS ITS LATEST SEASONAL LONDON PARTY AT CABLE ON SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 25

Tickets - http://bit.ly/dC7sw5

With its intimate August date at the newly refurbished Plastic People long sold out, Ben Watt's Buzzin' Fly announces another of their popular bigger seasonal parties to soak up the London spill - the Buzzin' Fly Autumn Party at Cable on Sat Sep 25. It promises ...to be a step-up from the sweatbox basement vibe, spanning - as did their Summer Party at the same venue - two rooms with a broad-based killer line-up.

This time, honourary fly Ewan Pearson will headline the main room. Now a resident of Berlin, Ewan has become one of the leading producer-remixers and DJs that the UK has produced in recent years. Seminal remixes for artists such as Depeche Mode, Goldfrapp and Cortney Tidwell have been followed by sparkling production credits for artists such as Tracey Thorn, Delphic, and Flowers and Sea Creatures. His recent mix CD for Kompakt ('We Are Proud Of Our Choices') was a highlight of the year, and his powerful DJ sets remain true to the eclectic disco-techno, Italo and raw house roots that first attracted the attention of Soma, his very first label back in the mid nineties. He is supported in the main room by Buzzin' Fly head honcho Ben Watt (recently nominated at Best Deep House DJ at the international DJ Awards 2010 in Ibiza), and longtime sidekick Chris Woodward.

In the second room, the headline set is taken by new Norwegian nu disco sensation, diskJokke. The latest star to emerge in the wake of Lindstrom and Prins Thomas from the Oslo electronica scene, diskJokke (aka Joachim Dyrdahl) cut his teeth at the seminal Sunkissed parties. His remixes for artists such as The xx, Crystal Castles and Friendly Fires drew the plaudits, and he has just released his second studio album, 'En Fin Tid' ('Grooviliciously Scandinavian' / The Guardian). Expect an epic, hip-wiggling, cinematic disco sound. In support is young UK producer-DJ, Jay Shepheard. At the height of 'Minimal', he dropped two killer EPs of luscious deep disco-house on Compost Black Label and instantly made his name. Just back from six months in Berlin, he released his latest future-retro single 'Shelter' on Buzzin' Fly last month, following his acclaimed remix of Glimpse and Martin Eyerer's 'Southern Soul' for the label last summer. Expect a warm, rootsy, midtempo laptop set of original material mixed with raw classics.

SAT SEPTEMBER 25
BUZZIN' FLY AUTUMN PARTY AT CABLE
EWAN PEARSON
BEN WATT
DISKJOKKE
JAY SHEPHEARD
CHRIS WOODWARD

11-6 / DOOR £13
ADV (WITH PRIORITY ENTRY) £7.50 - £10
FROM
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TICKETWEB.CO.UK
CABLE-LONDON.COM
08444 771000

CABLE, BERMONDSEY ST TUNNEL
LONDON SE1 3JW

TUBE / LONDON BRIDGE
INFO / 020 7403 7730

BUZZINFLY.COM
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Wearable Art For Durable People. The alternate London Fashion Week finale. Was On Saturday, September 25th. @ Egg, 200 York Way, London, N1, 10pm - 6am

This weekend marks the annual alternate London Fashion Week closing party at the Wearable Art For Durable People event in Kings Cross. Wearable Art brings together London's dress up kid's all showing their most out there creations featuring Masayo Matsuda, Grace Oni Smith, Jonathan Bestley, Jusso Kokki, Angel Rose and Josh Quinton. This is about clothes as Art so expect some outlandish and exciting interpretations of what you can wrap a human in! Four shows will take place from midnight sound tracked by fashion stylist DJ's Munroe Bergdorf and Maximus Crown, and hosted by the creator of London's coolest fashion night (according to ID) Shabba Dabba Da, Darragh O'Meachair as well as London fashion Lord Daniel Lismore. The party goes all the way through until Sunday morning...

ROOM 1:
Kevin Griffiths
Alfredo Ramos
Chris Mimo
Downton
Fabrizia
Anderson
Carlos Chaparrro
Glove
Digital Malfunction
Tom S Hughes
Dan Grooves

ROOM 2:
POPCOX
Lynda Phoenix
Soozy Q on vocals
Rokk (Boombox)
Plastiq Chic
Bam Bo Tang

ROOM 3:
Boy George
Jodie Harsh
T.A.T.U (kctv)
Fat Tony

From it’s NYC street origins to deepest Kings Cross, Wearable Art once again hosts an evening of alternative audio and visual delights, taking place during London Fashion Week. Previous events have quite literally been “the talk of town” and with another stunning mélange of music, design, and performance programmed, this party is looking like the best one yet!

This half yearly affair welcomes some of London’s most fashion friendly and visual DJs on the scene including Jodie Harsh, T.A.T.U (kctv), Boy George and Fat Tony who host Egg’s Loft space with an “anything goes” party soundtrack.

Popcox and friends host The Terrace with an electro mash up, whilst Shoreditch road-blockers, Bambara dig deeper in The Basement with their cutting edge sounds and Guest Kevin Griffiths (Tsuba Records).

Wearable Art will also have its own hosts on the night looking after proceedings and introducing several Catwalk shows where the designers will be putting their “wearable art” on show.

“Wearable Art” is calling all fashionistas, arty party and visual hedonists set to attend and rock their London Fashion Week party ensuring it’s another creative tour de force. With the Egg undergoing a full makeover to reflect this extraordinary event, watch out for the many artistic surprises in store.

Apothecary: Hosted by Darragh & Malice

Paparazzi://

25.09.10 - The alternate London Fashion Week finale @ Egg, 200 York Way, London, N1

High Society. w/ Losoul (Playhouse/Freak n'Chic). Was On Saturday, September 25th. @ Korsan, 161-165 Kingsland Road, London, E2 8AL, 9pm - 3am

Losoul (Playhouse/Freak n'Chic)
Tommi (Love International/Supercool)
Nic Liu (Love International/Supercool)
HARRY FINN (Blackhole)

High Society promises to deliver discerning line ups alongside quality music and visuals on the last Saturday of every month.

LoSoul is a member of a unique guild of producers that has always been blessed with its very own sound signature. In the course of his musical socialisation, Losoul came across a kaleidoscope of different styles: Techno and House blueprints, Funk and Soul of the seventies, prehistorical Hip Hop and of course a bit of Jazz for the mind. At first, he appeared under the guise Don Disco that he used in the early and blessed nineties as a part of the Superbleep-DJ-Team.
LoSoul. established a trademark for his port of registry Playhouse - Frankfurt’s then youthful, now legendary label for electronic music with class. Fuelled with his unparalleled ability to abstract the basics of dance music, tracks out of his forge blaze as typical Losoul grooves. Already one of his first and most famous pieces “Open Door” impressively exercises his practice of marathon jams that never go stale. But Losoul can also adjust to different techniques. For instance, when he respelled the words electronic pop music by means of a new alphabet in conjunction with the singer Malte, delivered his multi-layered as well as fascinating albums: “Belong” and “Getting Even”.

In the meantime, he played live (with or without Malte), carried his record bag through the clubs of this world (always on the knife’s edge between House and Techno at places like Panorama Bar and Robert-Johnson residency) and created remixes for the likes of Freaks, Blaze, Khan, Alter Ego, Jay Haze, International Pony, Lawrence or Ark and on labels as renowned as Classic, Kalk Pets, Moon Harbour, Circus Company, Logistic, Telegraph, Freak n’ Chic and Love International.

Tommi and Nic Liu hold residencies at numerous underground clubs in London and have recently been appearing at top London venues like Fabric, Cable and Egg as well as playing internationally in places like Portugal, Germany, Malaysia, Denmark and Singapore. They are releasing their debut ep on Love International in September which has already garnered support from artists on Wolf and Lamb, Cocoon, Bpitch and Upon You.

We also welcome newcomer to the scene Harry Finn who will be on warm up duties for the night = )

Nomad. Offical Launch Party. Was On Saturday, September 25th. @ Nomad London, 58 Old Street, EC1V 9AJ, 10pm - 5am

Upstairs:
Monchhichi Boys (Picknik Recordings/lo*kee)
Louis Guilhem (Minimal Carnival/ lo*kee)
Jason Glanville (Multi Vitamins/Nomad)

Dowstairs:
Darren Roach (EBM) special birthday bash
Sandeman & Mr Dickie (Ifidota)
Corey Baker (Kismet/NYC)
Johnny Chingas (Lasermagnetic)
Michael Cook (djhistory.com)
The diaz Brothers

10pm-5am
Free before 11/£5 RA tickets & discounted flyers/more on the door

Nomad is officially opening its doors with style and an impressive line up of acts.
Watch out this space for more info tba.

Electric Minds Loft Party. w/ Marcus Worgull & Christopher Rau. Was On Saturday, September 25th. @ at a secret location, 10pm - 6am

Marcus Worgull
Christopher Rau
Dolan Bergin
Cosmic Truth

Sound Powered by Funktion One

Venue details released the week of the party to ticket holders.

Promotional links /
electricminds.co.uk//

Fabric. w/ Sasha & DJ Sneak. Was On Saturday, September 25th. @ Fabric, 77a Charterhouse St, Clerkenwell, EC1M 3HN, 11pm - 8am

ROOM ONE:
Sasha
Craig Richards

ROOM TWO:
Terry Francis
DJ Sneak
Giom

ROOM THREE:
DEEP VIBES
Sascha Dive
Alix Alvarez

Ever since Sasha stepped up to the decks at the legendary Shelly’s in Stoke back in the late 80’s, the Welsh waxman has not been afraid to take risks. Throwing out resolute rhythms and stomping through the airwaves with remix packages for the likes of Madonna and The Chemical Brothers to Kasabian, Doves and Damian Lazarus today- he is an eclectic selector and has ‘dance music’ right in the palm of his hands.

Following a hugely successful tour in 2009 which saw him join the dots between 30 countires, playing over 100 shows- including a successful Ibiza residency at Cream Amnesia, his Room One performance at fabric this weekend is the stand-out out date for 2010 and his performance will be nothing short of revolutionary. Get ready for an intense high energy show that will have you holding on to your hat from the start as Sasha orbits our soundsystem and takes you on a cerebral, organic journey of music technology.

Over in Room Two, we are excited to welcome one of the main faces of the Chicago house scene, DJ Sneak who will be setting alight the dancefloor alongside French DJ Giom, who released his first track in 2006 on DJ Heather's Blackcherry Recordings and has quickly gained the support of some of the world's biggest underground House DJ’s, with Mark Farina, Diz and the Lawnchair Generals all showing support.

Meanwhile, deep house label run by Sascha Dive, ‘Deep Vibes’ will be making its dent on Room Three’s floor with Alix Alverez and Sasha Dive himself bringing you their statement sound that melds the groove of American shores with the empiricism of the European club scene.

La Belle Epoque. La Belle Epoque. Was On Saturday, September 25th. @ Shoreditch Studios, 29 New Inn Yard, EC2A, 8pm - 2am

Celebrating everything bohemian and debauched, La Belle Époque is a new event that recreates the absinthe-fuelled hedonism of 19th Century Paris and indulges the artistic side of partying. From the people who brought you The Blitz Party and Prohibition, La Belle Époque will take place in Shoreditch on Saturday 25th September 2010.

Shoreditch Studios will be transformed into a Montmartre music hall, designed to enrapture the soul and trick the mind. With velvet drapes, distorting mirrors and silent art-house films, the venue’s many alcoves and stages will evoke the wild and bizarre vibe of the absinthe bars of Fin de Siècle Paris.

Circus performers and sideshow freaks will melt into the corseted crowd, entertaining guests with time-honoured trickery and unimaginable feats, while aerialists and trapeze artists twist and turn from the ceiling.

Throughout the evening, expert absintheurs will be on hand to guide guests through centuries-old sugar cube and fire techniques, introducing beginners to the delights of the green fairy. Channelling their inner Degas and making like Baudelaire, guests will be encouraged to create art throughout the evening: whether by reciting poetry, indulging in absinthe-induced ravings, or philosophising outside over a Gauloise.

Both live bands and DJs will play an eclectic mix of music inspired by the diverse and original sound that has emerged from the streets of Paris’s red-light district.

The evening’s dress code is Choleric Courtesan or Tortured Artist. Men should emulate Toulouse Lautrec’s diminutive style and cultivate the ‘starving in a garret’ look; think moustaches and paint-splattered smocks. For the bourgeoisie at heart, tuxedos, top hats and tails will make for a decadent and dashing alternative. Ladies should go for big hair, feathers and risqué hemlines – and, if possible, try to squeeze into a corset.

The Brickhouse presents.... The Experimental Food Society. Was On Saturday, September 25th. @ The Brickhouse, 152c Brick Lane, Shoreditch, E1 6RU, 11am - 2am

An annual exhibition and a must-see for any food lover. Be dazzled as members converge for the first time, each with an exceptional installation that showcases their unique talents. A scenic explosion, the daytime exhibition (11am-5pm) will culminate in an extraordinary banquet finale (7.30 -2.00am) at which diners feast on the artwork while enjoying a night of food inspired performance. A marvelous culinary event to delight your senses, it is truly ‘food, glorious food’.

Featuring an awe-inspiring assemblage of jellymongers, bread artists, one-of-a-kind dining conceptualists, cake artists, butter sculptors, food landscapers, food performers and chocolate sculptors to name a few the event is a spectacular display of Britain’s most talented culinary artists.

Highlights include installations by ACMD Productions, Paul Baker, Blanch & Shock, Bompas & Parr, Carl Warner, Caroline Smith aka Mertle, Choc Star, Gingers Comfort Emporium, Jennifer Allum, Lady Greys, Lana Citron, Lily Vanilli, Love To Cake, Michelle Wibowo, Paul Wayne Gregory, Pop Bakery, Professor Roland Rotherham, Prudence Emma Staite, Rebel Dining Society, Sharon Baker, Simon Smith, Stefan Gates, Teatime Production and The Curious Confectioner. The event will also feature a guest appearance by international chocolate painter Sid Chidiac.

Visit the ticketed daytime exhibition and take part in one of the interactive exhibits, marvel at the creations, sample the edible art, watch some of the artists as they create their works on site and pick up recipes and tips on how to get experimental in the kitchen. Consultants to Michelin starred chefs and exhibitors at art houses such as the V&A and Tate Modern, the Experimental Food Society Spectacular offers the chance to meet the movers and shakers of the food arts industry and view their exceptional works. Suitable for all ages, the exhibition includes an installation designed specifically for children.

Guests can also book tickets for the extraordinary banquet finale at which 100 diners will partake in a unique and surreal multi sensory dining experience in which they feast on the artworks in a five-course menu designed by Matthew Reuther (Head Chef, The Brickhouse) and Experimental Food Society members. Accompanied by a series of food related performances, the interactive evening will end with food themed DJ sets. Tickets include two complimentary glasses of wine.

Lost present Spacebase. w/ Andrew Weatherall and Steve Bicknell. Was On Friday, September 24th. @ Plastic People, 147-149 Curtain Road, EC2A 3QE, 10pm - 4am

Andrew Weatherall _ Steve Bicknell

Experience an alternative set from Andrew Weatherall and steve bicknell featuring selective material from back in the day alongside his own take on future classics, in an intimate surrounding!

further info- www.lost.co.uk

Toi Toi presents. w/ Chris Lattner. Was On Friday, September 24th. @ at a secret location, 10pm - 6am

Chris Lattner
BLM
Soho
Mark Chambers
Claus Voigtmann

Hi there, it is us again wanting to share music with you!! ....another Toi Toi.... we are very pleased to welcome Mr. Chris Lattner (Moonharbour / Fear of Flying) flying in from Berlin to bring you a very diverse night alongside a very talented bunch from London's new breed of quality producers.

CHRIS LATTNER (Moonharbour / Fear of Flying)

Chris Lattner has a career which goes back 20 years, do we need to say more? His dedication to music is of an impressive scale. In spite of that Chris is one of the nicest and humblest individuals we know, caring and giving and adorably THAT german, precise and agile, a perfectionist, that certainly explains his music career success! For this Toi Toi's edition we have asked Chris to write all of us a little note, here it goes:

"I am really happy that you invited me and that you want me to share my music with you.
London is the spot to be in house music for me at the moment. Everytime I play
here I feel the old vibe when we made our first house parties. All about music….
And thats what I will bring you on the 24th of September … pure fun with decent house music….not more and not less!!!!
Looking forward to see you all and thank you for your support, here is little something for you to listen to prior to the event, enjoy it !! "

Chris Lattner

BLM (FEAR OF FLYING / SUDDEN DROP)

Why did we choose him?

Young Ben Micklewright is a very quiet person but if you listen to his productions you could never say that, he has a very mature signature sound with a complexity that is far from shy! Co-founder of Fear of Flying Ben has already acquired recognition from masters in the electronic music industry, the lead on the label brings a conceptual take on musical and cultural knowledge. The latest release on the label brings nobody less than the old-school legend Schatrax on a re-release of 'Champagne Dancer' from 1998.

SOHO (PHONICA / KAILASH)

Why did we choose him?

In spite of being a very good friend and fellow restless worker for the London underground scene, SOHO is a walking encyclopedia of quality house music. Working at London's renowned record store PHONICA he always has his hands on very well selected dancefloor bombs.

We chose him because we have seen him playing a dozen times and he delivers amazing sets nonstop within his very distinctive style. Playing vinyl ONLY makes him certainly stand out in this digital times.

MARK CHAMBERS (LEFTROOM / SERIALISM)

Why did we choose him?
Having experiences Mark's several sets around London we can say that the music he plays is of very strong and capturing elements which surrounds a dance floor grabbing people with the ability to tell a story from beginning to end. Production wise Mark has successfully released on Leftroom and now has just joined Cesare vs Disorder's family on Serialism.

CLAUS VOIGTMANN (TOI TOI MUSIK RESIDENT)

Claus is spinning his way through London's most respected clubs/parties and with his very own attitude towards a relentless research and passion towards new music knowledge he is working on his very own style.

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