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PRESENT JORI
HULKONNEN
Ruby’s, John St, Waterford, Ireland
Saturday 13th Feb
IS Jori Hulkonnen the most underrated
man in techno? Since his initial jackin’
tracks in the early-‘90s, the prolifi c Finn
has produced a full 10 artist LPs, many on
Laurent Garnier’s legendary F Comm
label, collaborated with Tiga on the
electroclash anthem ‘Sunglasses At Night’
(under the name Zyntherius) and graced
labels like Rekids, Get Physical and
Dessous under a plethora of pseudonyms.
1. SIMIAN MOBILE DISCO’S DELICATESSEN
His incredibly diverse ‘Man On Earth’ LP,
on Tiga’s Turbo, sat amongst last year’s
matter, Millennium Way, Greenwich, London, SE10 most rewarding techno listens. Need any
Saturday 20th Feb more evidence? Well, why not check out
his return to Ireland tonight. 10pm –
NOW here’s something a bit special. Simian Mobile Disco team up with mutant techno masters Bugged Out and 2.30am €12/€10
rubys.ie
curate a serious smorgasbord of transatlantic sonic goodness. Which means acid house godfather DJ Pierre
somehow sits next to Purple funk pusher Joker, Italo nostalgics Retro/Grade nestle up against Chicago’s Green
Velvet, and there’s still room left on the platter for Ralph Lawson, Boy 8-Bit, JoJo De Freq and Mowgli. And have we
mentioned there’ll be a sweat-soaked, raucous live set from the SMD boys themselves? We have now. That’s what we
call a rave.
10pm – 7am £15 adv
matterlondon.com
3. ‘FABRICLIVE 50:
AUT
ONOMIC’ LAUNCH
fabric, Charterhouse St, London, EC1M
Friday 12th Feb
THE saviour of lost, disillusioned drum & bass heads the globe
over, the alliance of dBridge and Instra:mental was the surprise
package of last year with their expansive Autonomic podcasts
on lock all year in the DJmag offi ce. Catch them tonight as they
launch their mind-melting ‘fabric live 50: Autonomic’ mix in
room three with sets full of future r&b, alien bass grooves, d&b
minimalism and emotion-loaded electronica. Kindred spirit
Consequence joins them, while Andy C, Shy FX and Commix push
the tempos — and bass bins — in room two. 10pm – 6am
£14/£11/£6 after 3am
fabriclondon.com
4. WAX:ON
Rainbow Warehouse, Adderley St,
Birmingham, B9
Saturday 6th Feb
WAX:ON continue their bass bolstered,
genre lurching mission across the UK and
there can’t be many better homes for their
eclectic take on acid house than the sweaty,
unpretentious Rainbow Warehouse. That said,
the line-up would cause disco carnage in just
about any space with unoffi cial resident Erol
Alkan, Fake Blood, aggro dubstep instigator
Caspa and the hotly tipped Jakwob, joining the
ressies People Get Real and Eskimo Twins. If
your trainers are still clean by the time you get
home, then you’re clearly doing something
very wrong.
10.30pm – 5am £12/£10
waxonuk.com
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