Club Review: Aka Aka Roar
Aka Aka Roar stays away from the ruffneck wobble bass stuff in favour of the more tuneful, intelligent end that melts into 2 step and even techno, known variably as funkstep, techstep, future garage, or melodic dub.
Club Previews: March 2010
Club reviews for March 2010 including: Back To Basics, Eroll Alkan, Forties To The Noughties, Herve, Stick It On, Vitalic and many more.
Kill Em All is a fucking cool night.
Obscurist pop fans play records from the edges of common sense.Interview: Riskotheque
Fresh back from rinsing Poland, Riskotheque hits the laundrette to talk about dubstep, vodka and powder.
Club Review: Toothsayer
A wintry Tuesday isn’t the most promising clubbing calendar slot, but Toothsayer have already given 2010 a kicking on the one of the toughest nights of the year.
Club Review: Thursday Club
For a while now the Thursday club have been hosting some of the best alt.dance events in Brighton’s midweek calendar.
Club Review: New Slang
So at the moment we have a decent indie night for a decent price (£3), a bundle of drinks for £2.20) and DJs who really know their apples.
In The Mag This Month:
March Club Previews
March Gig Previews
March Culture
News
New In Town
SOURCE Virgins
Interview: Pope Joan
Interview: Steve Mac
Club Review: Kill Em All
Club Review: Aka Aka Roar
Real Ale
Music Reviews
Street Style
Street Style Extra
6 Of The Best: Spacemen 3
Food Review: Royal Sov
Unsung Heroes: Andy Mac
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