5. BLAH BLAH BLAH
JANUAR
Y SALE
Digital, Kings Rd Arches, Brighton, BN1
Saturday 10th Jan
Partied out, painfully skint, freezing cold and staring out
the offi ce at a doom-dark sky before it’s even hit 4.30pm…
January sucks, right? Well, it’s not our nominee for month
of the year but little bonuses like this certainly soften the
multiple blows. In a sentence, global bass badman (and
newly recruited DJmag reviewer) Sinden rocks one of the
best clubs on the coast for a measly, paltry, no-excuses-for-
excuses fi ver. We’ll see you down the front… if you can fi nd
the room.
10pm – 3am £5 adv
myspace.com/
blahblahblahparties 7. THE RETURN OF STINKY’S PEEPHOUSE
Stinky’s Peephouse, Brick St, Leeds, LS9
Thursday 28th Jan
The people have spoken. After much deliberation, the Back To Basics’ home formally known as My
House, affectionately known as Stinky’s and originally known as Stinky’s Peephouse is getting its
birth name back. It’s not the only change either. There’s a new dancefl oor, a lick of paint and one
of the best club gardens in Leeds. Celebrate the rebirth at this school night relaunch as residents
from Back To Basics, Digital Society, Back2Mine, Rave On!, Twaddle and Spank’d play house,
techno and trance. Book Friday off now... it’s getting messy.
10pm – 4am £free
stinkyspeephouse.com
8. ULTRAGROOVE
Cabaret Voltaire, Blair St, Edinburgh, EH1
Saturday 16th Jan
Tronicsole’s Hiro hops over from Glasgow tonight. Recording a number of EPs for Tronicsole, the
Japanese-obsessed Hiro has also remixed Milton Jackson, Sei A and Ski Oakenfull, and has a slew of
sick sounds lined up for release in 2010. One to watch, you can catch him working through forward-
6. ANJUNABEATS &
thinking house, deep disco and beyond. Resident Gareth Somerville will support.
10pm – 3am £7/£5
ultragroove.co.uk
GODSKITCHEN
Air, Heath Mill Lane, Birmingham, B9
Saturday 30th Jan 9. DISCOTECA
matter, Millennium Way, Greenwich, London, SE10
Fresh from soundtracking the fi rst ever Virgin Galactic Saturday 30th Jan
fl ight (true story), Above & Beyond’s regular landings
on Air up the ante for 2010. Joining the prolifi c trance Matter has a habit of pulling magic rabbits out of hats and tonight’s mysterious Discoteca
trio in the main room will be Nitrous Oxide, Oliver promotion defi nitely fi ts into that category. NYC house legend, disco don and all-round
Smith and the more proggy Jaytech. But, for us, it’s ambassador for all things eclectic and electronic, François K headlines, alongside Warp’s neo-soul
the second room that’s the one with Solarity, golden boy Jamie Lidell, who will be engaging us with one of his musically schizophrenic live
Norwegian outfi t Boom Jinx, label boss James Grant shows. Cosmic cats Metro Area, desolate disco dudes Glass Candy (live), Desire (live) and Mike
and Deep City Soul all getting deep, funky and Simonetti from Italians Do It Better complete this celebration of disco’s eternally relevant groove.
spaced-out as part of the launch for the ‘Anjunadeep 10pm – 7am £15 adv
matterlondon.com
Vol. 2’ CD.
9.30pm – 6am £16.50 adv
anjunabeats.com
10. REACH 3RD BIRTHDAY
Twisted Pepper, Middle Abbey St, Dublin, D1
Friday 22nd Jan
Dublin’s booming bass bastion notch up three years of
classic junglism, dubstep futurism and new school d&b
badness tonight. In the basement, original junglist Kenny
Ken and the drum & bass DJ’s DJ, Randall, will be
thundering out the best in drum & bass new and old. On
the other stage, Hyperdub’s Kode 9 smashes one in the
face of the genre police with one of his forward-thinking
DJ sets.
11pm – late €10/€8
bodytonicmusic.com
www.djmag.com
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