Sometimes a night comes along that seems impossible to put together, unless all those involved and all those appearing want to show their love for a venue.

After a sticky patch, fabric burns bright again as the UK's most important club. And where to start with this lineup?

Of all Berlin's endless techno treasures, Marcel Dettmann and Shed arguably still stand alone for both era-defining production & DJ work. Guess what - both will be setting Room 2 alight next Saturday. Want more, greedy chops? How about seminal Dutch dubstep/techno pioneer Martyn? Fine, you got it.

Over in Room 1 its the same story. Perlon's uncategorisable electronic genius Shackleton will be performing LIVE, as will both dub / techno magicians, Berlin's Pole and Canada's Deadbeat. Naturally, fabric's in house DJ legend Craig Richards will be along for the ride, too.

Finally, Room 3 will see first lady of rekids, the beautiful Nina Kraviz, joined by acid pioneer and general legend Pierre LX and fabric's other ressie dancefloor titan, Terry Francis, getting you all hot and sticky.

Its time to show your love for fabric, too.

Just get your ticket.

Now.

TICKETS

11pm - 8am

fabric
77a Charterhouse Street
London
EC1M 3HN

fabric website

The Secret Agency is a new booking agency run by the people behind secretsundaze. To celebrate it's formation, they will be hosting a party at La Terrazzza (the site of their Sonar parties for the past 2 years). Giles and James will be joined by Patrice Scott, The Mole, Trus'me, Ethyl and Flori - a very exciting line-up indeed.

5pm to Midnight in the picnic area, Midnight to 5am at La Terrazzza, Poble D’Espanyol, Barcelona

5 euro concession list, 10 euros including drink

To be added to the concession list email: info@secretsundaze.net

secretsundaze Myspace | The Secret Agency Soundcloud

Washed Out is Ernest Greene, a young guy from Georgia (via South Carolina) who makes bedroom synthpop that sounds blurred and woozily evocative, like someone smeared Vaseline all over an early OMD demo tape, then stayed up all night trying to recreate what they heard. To hear Greene tell it, he's only been making music as Washed Out for a couple of months. But he's already generated attention thanks to gorgeous tracks like "You'll See It" and the BNM'ed "Feel It All Around". This isn't a night to miss, see you there!

TICKETS

£8

7pm - 12am

Cargo
83 Rivington St
London
EC2A 3AY

Washed Out MySpace | Small Black MySpace | Cargo

Next weekend sees Monochrome descend upon Bristol, showcasing once again the cities penchant for party times. Headlined by LMB, the guy in charge of techno over at Chemical records, who is supported by local label project squared's two most prolific producers - Furesshu and Asusu. These guys have got some real good stuff about, and certainly tear it up in the mixing booth. Furesshu comes hotly tipped by Berghain stalwarts Ben Klock and Marcel Dettman, having recently been featured in both's RA charts and being regularly played out. Most definitely a label to keep watching.

Celeste, a resident at Bristol's Super Ultra Mega parties, will also be playing. SUM is a night with impeccable taste, check out their superb podcast series - there are some real treats in there.

Line up:

LMB 
Furesshu 
Asusu
Celeste(Super Ultra Mega)

Free entry before Midnight | £3 After
22:00 - Late (Arrive early to avoid disappointment) 

Crash Mansion (Formally Soho/Bar Latino)
12 St. Stephen's Street,
BS1 1EL
Bristol

Monochrome

This Saturday sees London being treated to the Wolf + Lamb experience. A night aiming to put across the musical visions of Gadi Mizrahi and Zev Eisenberg. The Brooklyn dance scene stalwarts are hosting a party alongisde a feast of talent - all together in one room for a night of sweat drenched, down right debaucherous partying.

Playing alongside Gadi Mizrahi will be Brooklyn's fantastic Soul Clap as well as Greg Paulus and Nick DeBruyn AKA No Regular Play. Together presenting what Wolf + Lamb is all about.

TICKETS

Line up:

Gadi Mizrahi

Soul Clap

No Regular Play

8th May 2010

10pm - 6am

The Red Gallery, 1 - 3 Rivington St, London

£15.00

Wolf + Lamb

Some argue that there's really no need for yet another party on the East London club scene...but every once in a while something can come along and take you by surprise. Hybrid Life is definitely one such event. For the launch party on Sunday 2nd May they have rustled up something very special indeed with a lineup that boasts Joy Orbison, Kyle Hall, Will Saul, Donnacha Costello and resident Alex Jones. I for one can't wait.

TICKETS

Location: Somewhere in Shoreditch?

Lineup:

Joy Orbison
Kyle Hall
Will Saul
Donnacha Costello - live
Alex Jones

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Buy tickets to Hybrid Life Quantity / 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Ticket + booking fee / Early Bird - £10.00 + £1.25 (closes: Sun, 02 May 05:00pm) Ticket collection / E-Ticket - free  (Print and present at venue) Line-up / Joy Orbison Kyle Hall Will Saul Donnacha Costello - live Alex Jones Promoter / Hybrid Life WELCOME TO HYBRID LIFE Dedicated to supporting the unsung and the underground through a series of showcase raves, videos, photography, articles and much more. We aim to explore the hybrid life of dance music, to uncover the untold stories, and celebrate those pushing our culture forward into the next decade and beyond. For our launch showcase we’ll be taking over a raw underground warehouse space in the heart of Shoreditch. Joy Orbison, Kyle Hall and Donnacha Costello, three of the most innovative and interesting artists of 2010 so far, will make their London warehouse party debuts alongside our resident Alex Jones. Whether its house, dubstep, techno, disco, or garage, Hybrid Life showcases won’t discriminate in celebrating artists whose experiments in sound are taking underground dance music to inspiring places. JOY ORBISON From mainstream media like the BBC, The Guardian and the NME to underground bibles like Resident Advisor, Fact and XLR8R, they’ve all been digging in their box of superlatives to sing the praises of a 22 year old lad from South London. Without a doubt Joy Orbison is one of the most exciting talents anywhere in dance music today. His debut track Hyph Mngo lit a fire in the dance world, with both RA and Fact naming it their No.1 tune of 2009. His genre defying style, essentially dubstep, encapsulates the full gamut of his personal influences from acid house to 2-step. It’s the steady hand with which he moulds his warm melodies, drums, bass and vocal filaments that set him apart, and give his sound such an essential aesthetic. KYLE HALL At a time when the Detroit scene is undergoing something of a renaissance, to be universally touted as the Motor City’s brightest young star is some accolade, yet Kyle Hall wears that cap naturally, with his own distinct style. From his early music on Omar S’s FXHE imprint to his outstanding recent remix of Darkstar’s emotional Hyperdub anthem ‘Aidy’s Girl is a Computer’, in less than three years, Kyle Hall has grown and shown a diversity of skill, sound and understanding that is simply frightening by anyone’s standards, far less a teenager. With future releases on Warp, Hyperdub and Carl Craig’s Planet E there’s much to look forward to from this prodigious talent. WILL SAUL The deep futuristic sound that Simple Records have championed over the last few years had already shown Will Saul to be a musically courageous man with admirable taste. However his more recent Aus imprint illustrates someone who clearly revels in the hybrid sounds of modern dance music, with releases ranging from MyMy’s Lee Jones to Joy Orbison. As an artist in his own right he has consistently impressed, even when remixing the dubstep-techno fusion ‘Justify’ by Ramadanman and Appleblim. For this Hybrid Life showcase his set will bridge that of Donnacha Costello and Joy Orbison, providing him with the chance to display his deep Detroit like sound, full of soul and devastating melodies. DONNACHA COSTELLO The distinctive warm melodic and deep feeling techno sound of Donnacha Costello is a welcome presence at this showcase. Performing a brand new live set built around his wonderful new album on Pokerflat, Donnacha’s emotional yet punchy sound will find a willing home in our raw bunker-like surroundings. Influenced early on by the likes of Kraftwerk, Orbital and Detroit pioneers like Inner City, today Donnacha is inspired by the overlap of techno and dubstep. This sets us up nicely on the night when his live performance will be followed by Will Saul and then Joy Orbison’s highly anticipated set. ALEX JONES When you consider the myriad of styles, influences and range of output from Alex Jones, it’s easy to see why he is the Hybrid Life resident DJ. His distinctly trippy take on house and techno has filtered its way into our hearts via everything from his stunning remix of Peaches with Matt Walsh last year, to ‘True Friends’ his big hit on Kindisch with Glimpse. His early love for 2-step and drum’n’bass still permeates his sound today, and underlines why his label Hypercolour has had such a prolifically diverse and essential output. With forthcoming releases on Get Physical and Tsuba, and the launch of a hot new label called Glass Table, which features Kyle Hall remixing Jimmy Edgar (immense!), Alex Jones’ hybrid sensibilities are an inspiration for us all. FOR THE UNSUNG AND THE UNDERGROUND Promotional links / hybridlife.tv 62 members attending alexhypercolour Amaus andybird Archbishop AverageJoe0986 ben_jamin1986 BerwickStreet Bibi417 bond-smith BooBags boyurkark CharlyMadea Chopster ChrissyMaranello coppertallis d-mitry davidberkley DeepCov DiscoDancer djalexp djcharliea djozwald DomCools erikka g-lan gillymatt graham.smith1984 hiett_11 howie180 Hungryjackmurphy InvertedAudio isis_london Jackcunni JadedAfterhours jadepike Jesssss jnelson jupiterrooms katyoung Kerouac Kirkhom leehume Lisa_Free lisaf001 loxtok MaryP Matty_S newnewnew Nixventer PaoloPabz There are 12 more members listed See all members Submitted by / DomCools Event controls / Export Invite a friend RSS feeds Comments Hybrid Life at TBA - East London Add your comment / Lisa_Freewrote Sat, 10 Apr 2010Yes please The.Bushwrote Fri, 26 Mar 2010Kyle Hall AND Joy Orbison. You're taking the piss. Cant wait! Click here to view the full thread

Woohoo, it's Bank Holiday weekend once again this weekend. Which officially gives you one major reason to leave the house come Sunday, safe in the knowledge that you won't be nursing a hangover at your desk/ driving seat of a forklift/ under the sea because you're a marine biologist. You'll be nursing safe in your own bed, miles (or less) away from your angry, angry boss.

What better way to spend the run-up to this inevitable situation than 10 hours of non-stop partying at the first eastern electric's three exclusive parties in 2010- this time in conjunction with mulletover, BLOC and Disco Bloodbath!

The line-up is looking the tasty side of stupid, with a main room laying host to Ellen Allien (BPitch), alongside everyone's favourite soundboy Shackleton and Hessle Audio wonder kid Ramadanman.

The rest of the line-up is similarly joyous, with DJ Sneak and Omar-S heading up the mulletover room. It's A Fine Line (Ivan Smagghe & Tim Paris) and Still Going (DFA) also suggests the Disco Bloodbath room will be totally worth your time.

BUY EASTERN ELECTRICS TICKETS: RA | TicketWeb

Lineup:

Eastern Electrics

New London based / Berlin-K7 affiliated label Cool in The Pool marks it’s launch on Friday 30th April with a party at The City Arts & Music Project.

To reflect the labels musical mission, the night will be a genre busting hotpotch of bits of everything that’s good in London right now. From the peak time / state of the art indie-disco of Friendly Fires DJs; to the crunchy dubstep / UK Funky of Brackles; the psychedelic guitars, jacking drums and soaring synths of  3 piece Plugs; East London’s own answer to Arthur Russell, Henry Bennett, playing live with his future romanticists ColouringIN; joyful post-dubstep art noise and intrigue from Young Turks / XL new superstar Kwes; next generation Dalston disco from  the young Pearl Flash crew, off the back of their NYE with Casco and last appearance at the CAMP, all ably supported by the mysterious DJs in the Sky.
 
There’s probably a good reason why you can’t hear Dubstep, Disco and Indie under the same roof in London at the moment and we’ll be secretly a bit  disappointed if there isn’t the odd floor clearing moment during the night. But whatever happens, with a cool ground floor area and a rocking 300 capacity basement, this smorgasboard of the weird, wonky and wonderful, will compel and confuse from 10.00 PM till 4.00 am...and entrance is strictly Free. Oh and if your still not convinced to get your ass down there, here's a mix by Friendly Fires, listen to it, it's good!

Stream: Friendly Fires Eggs Benedict Mix

FREE

22.00 – 04.00 am

Lineup:

Friendly Fires (Djs)
Brackles
Plugs (Live)
ColouringIN (live)
Pearl Flash
DJs in the Sky

The City Arts & Music Project | K7 Records

Friday April 30th sees the third installment of Causes Of Colour at the Horse & Groom. This will also be the launch party for our brand spanking new website and joining Ali Tillett and Tim Goldsworthy will be Cottam, Diesel (X-Press 2/Moton), Joel Martin (Quiet Village), Trevor Jackson (Output - Playgroup), Jim Stanton and Severino (Horse Meat Disco)!

Tim Goldsworthy is one of the unsung heroes of electronic dance music. Having co-founded the legendary Mo'Wax label in the early 1990's with UNKLE's James Lavelle they went on to sign acts such as Air, Luke Vibert, Malcolm Catto, DJ Shadow and DJ Krush to name just a few! After leaving Mo'Wax and London behind he fled to NYC where he set-up yet another hugely influential label, DFA Records with LCD Soundsystem’s James Murphy, where he produced ground breaking LP's for LCD Soundsystem, Hercules & Love Affair and Cut Copy. Having now relocated to Bristol, Tim has been working in the studio with Massive Attack, The Detachments and Goldfrapp! Once again Tim will be treating us to his new DJ/live set-up which sees him incorporating aspects of his studio into his an Ableton set stock-full of drum machines and EFX to create something a bit out of the ordinary!

Since the late 1980s Trevor Jackson has been causing waves as an art director, designer, film-maker, DJ and producer. In 1996 he founded Output Recordings and for the next 10 years he lent it his unique flair for visual and artistic identity, releasing groundbreaking records by the likes of Four Tet, LCD Soundsystem, and The Rapture. The music produced under his Underdog and Playgroup projects has variously touched upon hip-hop, psychedelia, dub and electronica to widespread acclaim, and as a DJ he is known to be doggedly open-eared and wide-ranging in his tastes.

Joining Tim and Trevor will be Warm's very own head honcho Ali Tillett. Ali has been behind the hugely successful Warm events agency for the past ten years looking after artists such as Ame, Dixon, Henrik Schwarz, Horse Meat Disco, The Revenge and Mark E to name just a few! Ali worked at Nuphonic Records before its demise and played at the now legendary London Xpress and Bridge & Tunnel parties warming up for artists such as Carl Craig, DJ Harvey, Metro Area and many more so it was only a matter of time before he got the ten year itch and wanted to get away from the usual two hour set so expect the unexpected!

Upstairs we welcome Warm friends and family to celebrate the launch of our brand new website. Paul Cottam is a recent edition to the Warm agency and the man behind the most talked about (and most brightly coloured!) series of disco edits last year, each one a perfectly rendered take on raw slo-mo house varnished in a deep-seated passion for soulful music. Joining Cottam will be Diesel, who as one third of the legendary X-Press 2 has been on the vanguard of electronic music since the early 1990s and as the man behind Moton Recordings is responsible for many a prime cut of re-edited dancefloor weirdness.

Joel Martin of Quiet Village will also be contributing his skills as crate-digger extraordinaire and Severino and Jim Stanton of the legendary Horse Meat Disco parties will also be coming along for the ride!!!

FREE: Free Before 9pm / £5 Before 11 / £6 After OR £4 in advance

TICKETS

06:00pm - 04:00am

Lineup:

Tim Goldsworthy (DFA/Mo'Wax - Loving Hand)
Trevor Jackson (Output - Playgroup)
Jim Stanton (Horse Meat Disco)
Severino (Horse Meat Disco)
Rob Summerhayes (Warm)
Joel Martin (Quiet Village)
Diesel (X-Press 2 / Moton)
Cottam (Cottam / Story)
Ali Tillett (Warm)

Horse & Groom
28 Curtain Road
London
EC2A

After selling out our last few parties at the Brickhouse and with another long weekend looming, Simmer have decided to step out of their Brick Lane home, and step it up with a venue and line up worthy of the Bank Holiday and official start to the summer party season. Decked in full production, they've tailored their secret warehouse with two of the most forward thinking artists on the scene, Canadian techno innovator and Cynosure label head, Mike Shannon, and representing the fresh new sound of Fachwerk Records, Roman Lindau, who will be making his UK debut.

No doubt that this is one hell of a line up to make an appearance to and totally indulge in. Mike Shannon knows exactly what tunes to play to make this bank holiday one to remember, we reviewed Shannon's excellent double 10", "Under The Radar'' a fine example of what to expect. See you there.

TICKETS

£12 Advanced / £15 OTD

Location: TBA

Lineup:

Mike Shannon
Roman Lindau

Mike Shannon MySpace | Roman Lindau MySpace | Fachwerk Records

After the big success of This Is Not Happening's last night at The Dalston Superstore and the amazing set from Le Loup [Wolf + Lamb] they're proud to announce they are back at the Superstore with yet another exclusive UK debut gig!

The guys at This Is Not Happening have been scouring Europe for some of the hottest and most unique up and coming artists and I'm happy to tell you they've done a very good job at it. Marcello Napoletano & Fran-Mela a.k.a I.F.M [Uzuri/Mathematics/Quintessentials/Reincarnation] from Italy who are sure to bring their unique groove to East London and get the Superstore going. So come down as these guys are not to be missed and certainly ones to watch for the future!

Accompanying I.F.M will be the up and coming label bliq with Homepark, Budolar$ & Elfreak$.

FREE ENTRY

9PM - 4AM

Dalston Superstore
117 Kingsland High St
London
E8 2PB

Marcello Napoletano MySpace | Fran-Mela MySpace | Dalston Superstore Facebook

To celebrate the launch of Hypercolour's brand new sub label 'Glass Table' they're throwing a little shindig at London's favourite haunt T/BR. Jimmy Edgar will be headlining the night celebrating both his and Glass Table's first release the 'Hush Ep' GT01, a lo-tempo, synth heavy, sexy future disco tracks with a retro metro mix from the young, Detroit based Kyle Hall.

Hypercolour gave us a few words about their new label "Glass Table has been born from many late nights and early mornings sat around 'The Glass Table' listening to weird and wonderful sounds" Expect a night of quality music, Bthere.

FREE Before 11pm

£8 after

Line-up

Jimmy Edgar - LIVE
Alex Jones
Ste Roberts
Ryan Hope
Cedric Maison

Upstairs hosted by: We are Dada
Last Waltz DJs (Geoff Leopard & Mick Rolfe)
Chamboché (Under The Shade)
Micawber

T/BR | Hypercolour

Warm continue their exclusive monthly Plastic People residency on Friday April 16th with a special 4 hour set from Motor City Drum Ensemble!

At just 24 years of age Danillo Plessow AKA Motor City Drum Ensemble can safely lay claim to being one of the most exciting producers of his generation. Keen on jazz from a very young age, he quickly began to soak up soul and disco and fused those tastes into his Inverse Cinematics project, laying down a series of leftfield, yet house inflected releases which quickly caught the ear of such luminaries as Gilles Peterson and Rainer Trüby.

With a respectful nod to Detroit, and drawing on his roots in Germany’s own ‘motor city’, Stuttgart, in 2007 Danillo adopted the Motor City Drum Ensemble alias and quickly set about releasing some of the most critically acclaimed house tracks of recent years. His Raw Cuts series are exactly that: raw, sample-heavy, no-frills club tracks with a nod to the past but an eye firmly on the dancefloor. With original material and remixes on such labels as Compost, 20:20 Vision, Rush Hour, Prime Numbers, and Mule Musiq, and on his own labels MCDE and Four Roses, everyone is after the Motor City Drum Ensemble sound. And with his genuine respect for house music’s origins just as apparent as his desire to push the envelope, Danillo looks like he’s here to stay.

Danillo has 4 hours to dig deep into his record box so expect to be taken on a bit of an adventure!

Supporting Motor City Drum Ensemble will be the Warm Residents Ali Tillett and Rob Summerhayes.

TICKETS

MySpace |  SoundCloud

Hey East London, grime is officially back. The amount of grime raves is on the up! Grime releases are improving, and some are even seeing vinyl. More MCs are turning up on radio shows, and the amount of war dubs and sending has increased. This makes me very happy.

Don't Lie Fam are hosting a party this Friday with Afrikan Boy (who made that 'One Day I Went To Lidl tune, as well as working with M.I.A) and Logan Sama (legendary grime DJ, originally from Rinse and now presenting the only grime show on Kiss FM).

Also, check this recent documentary on pirate radio. Featuring an interview with Logan Sama it sure cements the importance of keeping the pirates alive.

Start you bank holiday weekend grimy and you won't be disappointed when you're twice as grimy Monday morning.

Entry is £5

More info HERE

Finnish grandeé of Minimalism Mika Vainio headlines Bleep43's first party this year on Friday April 16th at Corsica Studios.

Although he has retired live outings of Pan Sonic for the forseeable future, he continues to play solo and we’re very excited about witnessing his primeval explorations of analogue-generated electronic sounds. Without doubt one of the more visceral and thought-provoking artists in European music, Vainio’s pedigree is vast - he is one of the true pioneers of minimal techno, evinced by his Sakho label, and the various projects he has masterminded. Put that together with Pan Sonic and his sizeable back catalogue of abstract sound works, some of which have been recently released by Raster-Noton, and you have an idea of just how influential he has been, both to electronic dance music, and to the more cerebral end of the genre.

Joining him in Room 1 is Donato Dozzy, who will be laying down another epic journey of hypnotic techno. We were enthralled by his stately ability to brew infectious atmospheres when he made his UK debut for us last year, and it was only a matter of time before he graced the decks again. 20 years of DJing has enabled Donato to call upon a weighty collection of abstract and obscure techno records, most of which you’ve probably never heard. We have no doubt that alongside Surgeon he’s the best techno DJ in the world right now and are excited by the prospect of yet another techno odyssey from him.

Flying over from Detroit for a rare visit to the UK is Terrence Parker. Something of a veteran turntablist in the Motor City, Terrence mixes house in a unique style, and we’re looking forward to him setting Room 2 alight. Making his Bleep43 debut alongside Terrence is DJ Guy, who has built up a strong following as Europe’s finest booty DJ. Formerly one-half of the Non-Stop DJs, Guy runs his own Global Fire label, and his style encompasses electro, house, disco and funk. Supporting them is one of Bleep43's regulars, Phonopsia, who returns to Bleep43 after a 2 year absence.

£12 advance tickets are available from the link below, otherwise it’s £15 on the door, or £9 with a valid NUS card.

BLEEP43 WEBSITE

BUY TICKETS

Sunday 4th April means one thing, Bank Holiday Sunday party time - and if you're wondering where I'm going to be spending it. It'll most definitely be at the mulletover 6th Birthday Special, due to take place at a super secret location (29-31 Great Suffolk Street, SE1). 

A thorughly joy filled line-up of dOP (live), Will Saul (very classy producer behind the consistently ace Simple label), Levon Vincent, Floating Points, Heidi, Tayo, Matt Tolfrey, Frank Tope, Geddes, Joe Ransom, Cottam and Antony Hill.

We're very proud to offer a competition which promises the winner a prize pack of two tickets to the party, two mulletover Birthday CD/DVDs and four drinks on the night. Imagine that, you could get hyped for the party with some CD/DVD action (that's audio visual overload before you even get there. Then you can rock up and be like, "Yeah, I'm on the guestlist son. Let me up in this thing because I/ it's about to go off." Then you rock up to the bar like, "gimme four Gin and Juices right about now." Or something like that.

To win just send us your three word description of Sean Penn's face to competition@inverted-audio.co.uk. The winner will be selected early next week, so submissions will not be accepted after 6pm on Sunday 28th March.

Good luck!

TICKETS

Colony returns to the wonderful Russian Bar tonight with an exceptional line-up of Kasra (D&B badman), Kowton (amazinggarage/ house producer fresh from a Keysound release) and Sync 24 (with only the largest in fine electro selections). Colony is quickly gaining reputation as on of the key taste makers in London having previously put on Pangaea, The Black Dog and Millie Andrea. Don't miss it!

In case you needed more persuasion, here's a fine live mix by Millie & Andrea - recorded live at the night.

COLONY_009: Millie & Andrea (Feb 2010)

9PM - 5AM

FREE Before 11pm

£5 After

The Russian
267 Kingsland Road
E2 8AS

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It's that ultra special time again, with Hessle Audio crew lining up another big one for a Fabric takeover this Friday.

This time they've laid on a fine spread with Ikonika and Bruk bulking out the already leave-the-house worthy Hessle crew. Bruk is perhaps the most exciting of the lot though, so it's definitely worth heading down early doors. Their SubFM shows have been unmissable for a while now. Ikonika's forthcoming album is another strong reason to turn up, if only you needed one.

TICKETS

Bruk have provided a mix in celebration of the evening, check it HERE. 

Tracklist:

1. The West District Allstars feat. Natasha Watts - Reach Up (Enzyme Black Stripped Dub)
2. Kid Majesty - Desfile De Los Santos
3. Tadow Productions - Rising Sun
4. Stephanie Mills - Free (Domu Stripped Down Remix)
5. Sony - Sugar Rush
6. DVA - Nasty Nasty Nasty (Roska Remix)
7. Xara - You Got Me
8. Crazy Cousinz - Sonar
9. Tonya Renee - About You (Karizma Boucha Remix)
10. DJ 2face - I Love You
11. Plastic Cash - Store Card
12. Ultramarine - Hooter (Carl Craig / Ver. 1.1)
13. Karizma - Necessary Madness
14. Argy - The Storm
15. Thommy Davis - Mars Needs Women

Ricardo Villalobos is one of the most inventive producers in electronic music and has only one thing on his mind: Sound. Fabric should be able to help him out  then with their epically dedicated sound system and engineers.

Birmingham techno artist Anthony Child aka 'Surgeon' has rapidly built a solid and, to a certain extent, innovative catalog of minimal dancefloor techno since his Surgeon releases began appearing in 1991. Compared favorably with Detroit original Jeff Mills from his earliest Downwards singles on forward, Child's tracks have been a mainstay in the popular Motor City DJ's sets.

Looks like another epic line up at Fabric this weekend, avoid disappointment and grab a ticket now.

TICKETS

Room 1:

Craig Richards
Ricardo Villalobos
Shaun Reeves

Room 2:

Frequency 7 (Surgeon & Ben Sims)
Cari Lekebusch
Stephen Brown LIVE

Room 3:

Terry Francis
Doc Martin

If you've only just recovered from last weekend I'm sorry but I have some very bad news. It's almost time to do it all again, and yes Fabric are once again showcasing some superb talent this weekend.

Agoria aka Sebastien Devaud is currently on a whistle-stop tour of the world promoting his superb Balance 016 mix CD. This Frenchman certainly knows how to DJ and this is certainly not a show to miss. He'll also be playing alongside fellow Frenchman Oxia in room 2.

FXHE record owner and entrepreneur, producer and DJ, Omar-S will be gracing us with his presence in room 3. If you've been out of the loop for a while, there's one thing you should know about Omar-S, he's very talented and his Fabric 45 mix CD was voted #49 for best mixes of the 00's.

Better get a ticket quick, this will certainly be a busy night.

TICKETS 

Lineup:

Room One:

Craig Richards
Lindstrom & Christabelle (LIVE)
Rub N Tug
Andy Butler (Hercules & Love Affair)
The Phenomenal Handclap Band (LIVE)

Room Two:

Terry Francis
Agoria & Oxia (B2B)

Room Three:

Omar-S
Rick Wilhite
Lakuti