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Friday 27/1
HABIT helped water the fi rst seeds of the
underground clubbing revolution that has
sprung up over the last few years in
Newcastle, so thanks. But it’s not out of
gratitude they are listed here, but for another
razor sharp booking in Joris Voorn. Voorn’s
productions are hammered by everyone from
Sven Väth to M.A.N.D.Y. and his DJ sets are
the perfect blend of deep house textures,
Detroitian chords and driving tech rhythms —
sewn together through the experience of ten
years on the circuit. Catch him rock the Habit
crew across town from their usual darkened
disco The Cosmic Ballroom and in the amiable
atmosphere of the WHQ, instead. Once again
the Habit massive have netted a winner for
The Toon — which is more than you can say for
Michael Owen of late.
10.30pm – 4am £12
clubhabit.co.uk
HEADS UP: This is part of the tour for Joris
Voorn’s Balance 14 mix. Another killer mix
release from the Balance crew.
Fidget, fi dget
WHAT THE DJs SAY...
3. BAKER STREET
LEE RECORDINGS PRESENT
MORTIMER
BEAVER WORKS, WHITEHOUSE ST, LEEDS
ON FILTH
Sunday 8/2
Filth gets us moving
“I played Filth last
A Sunday warehouse party headlined by a
true legend, this one is a little bit special
1. FILTH 2ND BIRTHDAY
October and it was
Panorama Bar, where he holds his monthly indeed. Master of bumping house and leader
MINT CLUB, HARRISON ST, LEEDS
one of the best nights
Made To Play parties, Rose will be bringing his of Chicago’s second wave, Derrick Carter will
Saturday 14/2 signature jack and groove to Filth alongside
I played in 2008. I
play his fi rst gig in Leeds for over fi ve years
fellow headliners Style Of Eye and Lee
must have done
today as he touches down in one of Leeds’
IF one club has made a mark on the Leeds Mortimer. something right as I best kept secrets — The Beaver Works.
scene over the past two years it is Danny Style Of Eye, or Linus Eklow as his mother calls
was asked to be
An extra special warehouse on the outskirts of
Savage’s Filth. Exploding out of nowhere with him, has left a trail of quality groovers on
resident. Expect lots
town, The Beaver Works has been rockin’ to
the same energetic abandon of the basslines Claude von Stroke’s Dirty Bird Records and
of exclusives from my
some killer parties lately but this really takes it
that soundtrack it, the fi dget house sensation John Dählback’s Pickadoll imprint whilst
label Wearhouse
up a notch. Expect straight up house tinged
has fast become the most debauched and Ministry Of Sound resident Mortimer has been with Chicago bumps, selected by a real pro
reliably rammed night at former Basics home bashing out anthem after anthem on his own
Music as we’ve got
and delivered with consummate style. Basics’
The Mint Club — a winning ticket every time. Wearhouse Music label. Basically, they’re both
some fantastic
resident Buckley will keep the quality levels
Last year Filth’s birthday had a cheeky rock plum draws. But it’s not just about music. upcoming material. high during his support set.
star theme; this time Savage has gone all out Filth always puts fun fi rst, so get your slut on
It’s representative of
2pm – midnight £13/£10 adv
with a dirty sluts and perverts party and and make sure you’re ready for some serious
my DJ sound — dirty
bakerstreetrecordings.co.uk
recruited a line-up that would get any house marathon debauchery.
basslines, jackin’
HEADS UP: This will be the fi rst of a few
fan hot under the collar. 10pm - 9am £12 special parties showcasing the Baker Street
A producer responsible for adding both class myspace.com/fi lthleeds
beats, dirty synths
Recordings label and is surely one not to be
and credibility to the fi dget sound, Berlin- HEADS UP: Part two of Filth’s birthday
and general
missed!
based Jesse Rose will be making a rare Leeds celebrations goes down at Manchester’s
rowdiness.”
appearance in wake of completing his current Sankeys on Friday 20th February with the
artist album on Switch’s Dubsided label. Zombie Disco Squad and Riva Starr.
Famed for his legendary sets at Berlin’s
Local
● If you still like a bit of good old DESIGN, bounce hero INGO, PHIL DIGITAL SOCIETY is one of the few
Knowledge
bosh and tickle from the hard house YORK himself and ILOGIK whilst UK trance nights worth checking
and trance scene then you should Cream Ibiza residents CASSETTE — he should know too.
NORTH be content as there’s a load of it JAM bring their multi-deck Check it out at Leeds’ MY HOUSE
around — in Leeds at least. mash-up to the second room. It’s where GARETH EMERY and MENNO
On Friday 6th February, PHIL 10pm – 5am and £10 all night. DE JONG spin at their second
YORK’S HARDBEAT MANIFESTO birthday showcase on Friday 13th
takes over MISSION once again ● According to former Gatecrasher February. FFI myspace.com/
with classics sets from DARK BY resident MATT HARDWICK, digitalsocietyuk
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