Faithless
NEWS NUGGETS
Adam Beyer
CODE RED
Anyone who has caught Adam Beyer over the last 12 months
will know just how on-fi re the lanky Swede has been, so it’s a
serious result that Ministry of Sound have locked him down for
a four-date residency across 2010. Kicking off on Saturday 30th
January, Adam Beyer’s Drumcode residency will see him joined
by 2000 & 1 and Joel Mull in The Box, while Tiger Stripes, Carl
Funkagenda
Lekebusch and Nihad get their grooves on in the bar. Adding
yet more grade A techno and underground house to the mix,
the Ketoloco crew are taking over The Loft.
STORM BREWING
Drum & bass heavyweights turned space-age rock gods, the unstoppable Pendulum are
curating a new series of shows entitled ‘Pendulum Present Earstorm’ at London club matter.
Stepping out on Friday 22nd January, the fi rst one will also double up as a showcase for Pen-
dulum’s third album ‘Immersion’.
Will their new sound return to
their d&b roots, grab infl uences
from their love of dubstep or
push further into the rock world?
Only one way to fi nd out. Full
line-up is Pendulum (album
preview DJ set), Zane Lowe,
Glitch Mob (live), Sub Focus,
Hervé, Sinden, Craze & Klever,
Noisia, Nero, Alix Perez, Bar 9
and Doorly. Pendulum
V SIGN
Manchester’s Club V in Deansgate is switching up
their music policy and focusing their attention on
deeper techno and house, rather than the commer-
cial trash they’ve been guilty of in the past.
John Dahlbäck
On Friday 29th January, Manc night Format builds
on its previous efforts by booking Beatport favourite
JOIN THE FILTH PARTY
Alex Kenji to headline. The Italian tech-house star
will be supported by residents Cahman, Andy Shaw,
Chan & Smith and Sco Mo. Time will tell if Club V’s new
The Filth family top the charts when it comes to proper partying and
Alex Kenji
policy will pay dividends, but they’re defi nitely head-
we’re giving you the chance to join them VIP style in their native ing in the right direction with names like Umek and
Leeds and also in the sunnier climes of Madrid. Gregor Tresher also booked in for early 2010.
One lucky mite will bag the following.
• Two VIP backstage passes to Filth’s 3rd birthday at Leeds 02
Academy with Faithless, Style Of Eye, et al.
KISSDAFUNK
• One night accommodation in a Leeds hotel
MOVES
• Two return fl ights to Madrid in March (dates tbc)
• Two VIP passes to Filth at Fabrik, Madrid Following a year of successful parties at Leeds 02
• Two nights accommodation in Madrid Academy and guests like Erick Morillo, David Guetta and
• Faithless and Filth merchandise including T-shirts and CDs Steve Angello, Rob Tissera’s Kissdafunk is returning to
its spiritual home of Mission for 2010. One of Leeds most
To chuck your hat in the proverbial ring, simply answer the following reliable bets for lovely looking ladies, high energy house
question and email your answer to
allan.mcgrath@djmag.com by hedonism and good time vibes, Kissdafunk will also be
Wednesday 27th January. using the opportunity to switch to Saturday nights for the
fi rst time in their history. They’ll be celebrating their sixth
According to Faithless, what is God? birthday at Mission, on Saturday 30th January, with Rob
Tissera, Juan Kidd, Luke Pompey, Drew Scott and current
Rob Tissera
1. A champion pigeon trainer production golden boy Sidney Sampson.
2. A nuclear physicist
3. A DJ
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