Event Reviews.

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  15/02/2012 15:46 PM

  Lets Go Crazy presents: Bloody Valentines

  Our young reviewer Chloe Bennett headed to Lets Go Crazy's valentine bash, and received a blast of beats, bass and unabashed chaos. No mention of love though.

  Written by Data Transmission

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  15/02/2012 10:25 AM

  Discoteca Poca with Ewan Pearson, James Rand and more

  DT ventures back to The Shipping Forecast in considerably different temperatures for a shot of house music courtesy of the DP crew.

  Written by jimmy coultas

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  14/02/2012 11:33 AM

  Sub:stance at Vox Warehouse, Leeds

  Paul Rose and his merry band of men storm into Leeds with an all star army of grey area explorers.

  Written by Data Transmission

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  10/02/2012 16:32 PM

  Potty Mouth w/ Inxec vs Droog, Catz 'N Dogz & more

  There was nothing cold and frosty about Potty Mouth's latest star studded line-up, as our reporter Rachael Williams had the pleasure of experiencing...

  Written by Rachael Williams

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  10/02/2012 10:36 AM

  Nicolas Jaar & Scuba vs SCB at Sound Control Manchester

  Nicolas made a stop over in Manchester en route to London, for an exclusive set in one of the city's moist underated venues..

  Written by Reiss Bruin

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  07/02/2012 23:18 PM

  Clown & Sunset Showcase with Nicolas Jaar at The Roundhouse

  Whilst Nicolas Jaar’s watertight set has once again provided explicit evidence to why he’s been fawned over to such a great degree for the last few years, Peter Adkins can’t help but wonder if tonight’s laptop orientated show wouldn’t have been better suited to a club,

  Written by Pete Adkins

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  03/02/2012 17:14 PM

  Sankeys Saturday with Kerri Chandler, upstairs hosted by Continue – Dasha Rush, Lone, Jozef

  Manchester’s revered former soap factory played host to a double header of unique acts in the of their Continue nights; the result was yet another evening of driving electronica down in Ancoats.

  Written by Reiss Bruin

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  03/02/2012 16:42 PM

  Krush with Petre Inspirescu B2b Praslea and more

  Krush continue to bring de jour names to London, with Romanian stars Petre Inspirescu and Praslea battling it out in a Hackney Downs space...

  Written by Data Transmission

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  30/01/2012 15:05 PM

  Carbon at Basement 45

  A small two room affair set in the deepest carved out underground caves, complete with low ceilings and a stretch of bars in both rooms, the atmosphere was left to speak for itself.

  Written by Olivia Stroud

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  30/01/2012 12:02 PM

  Back to Basics Arrives at The Warehouse

  What happens when a 33 year old venue re-opens and invites one of house musics most enduring nights to open up proceedings?

  Written by Data Transmission

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  09/01/2012 11:47 AM

  The Warehouse Project: The End of Store Street

  With a heavy heart and a tear in the eye, DT ventured to Piccadilly Train station for the last ever WHP at the current loaction. And for their final blow-out, the stops were certainly pulled out...

  Written by Reiss Bruin

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  06/01/2012 11:13 AM

  Urban Nerds x Basslaced NYE Warehouse Party

  Unless the Mayans are right and we’re all washed away in apocalyptic floods at some point in the next 12 months, I think it’s safe to say we’ll all be back next year at this cracking, annual event

  Written by Lisa Loco

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  21/12/2011 17:56 PM

  Return to The Future Launch Party w/ Art Department

  Two experienced club promoters kicks start a new night of intimate warehouse raves featuring pop-house royalty Art Department.

  Written by Joseph Gray

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  20/12/2011 9:08 AM

  Soundclash presents Krafty Kuts

  Krafty has earned his place as one of the greatest DJs of our generation. And yet, despite this, we still find him playing at small venues including Guildford’s own Backline...

  Written by Harriet Kendrick

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  20/12/2011 8:47 AM

  The Warehouse Project presents: Crosstown Rebels

  Data Transmission ventured up north to see the sights and wonders Seth Troxler, Jamie Jones, Art Department and mighty head honcho Damian Lazarus had to offer.

  Written by Olivia Stroud