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February 23, 201210pm – 1am / Free Entry / In The Bar Captain Flash dj Delivering a mix of rare delights from the box of anything goes and the cd wallet of nonsense!... read more »
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February 23, 201211pm – 3am / £6 adv / In The Hold Loefah / Thefft / Rich Furness / Horza If you take a look at the progression of UK Bass music in the last decade, Loefah is one of a rare few people who has always been at the forefront. Alongside partners Mala and... read more »
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February 23, 2012
10pm – 1am / Free Entry / In The Bar Captain Flash dj Delivering a mix of rare delights from the box of anything goes and the cd wallet of nonsense! ... read more »February 23, 2012
7.30pm - 10.30pm / In The Hold Masters In France / Plus Support “Sultry and smart indie pop, definitely not from France" - Jamie Hodgson (NME, Observer, Guardian)... read more »
February 23, 2012
11pm – 3am / £6 adv / In The Hold Loefah / Thefft / Rich Furness / Horza If you take a look at the progression of UK Bass music in the last decade, Loefah is one of a rare few people who has always been at the forefront. Alongside partners Mala and Coki he started... read more »
Django Django – February 21st
Django Django, so-called after one of Django Reinhardt’s teachers, who had a terrible stutter and always struggled with the Belgian jazz guitar legend’s name when he called the register (or possibly not). The four-piece, who met at art school in Edinburgh and now live in fashionable east London, don’t sound very Belgian or jazzy, and the guitars keep a low profile, too. The emphasis is on cadence, although they’re not heavy on the electronics, either – punk-funk or electro-dance this is not. In fact, it’s quite tricky to explain quite what it is that Django Django do, which is good, because it suggests they’re doing something a little bit different.
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