Newbies
Carl Cox
The Zoo Project will continue their infamous Saturday
sessions at the Gala Night venue, in the outdoor environs
of the Benimussa Hills. But there’s more, with the Zoo
crew also throwing CHANNEL ZOO parties at the same
venue each Wednesday, showcasing some of the coolest
labels around. CROSSTOWN REBELS, FRANK N’CHIC,
OSLO, TENAX, LEFTROOM, 20/20, MOONHARBOUR and
REJEKTS have all signed up.
Manchester's clubbing sensation ELECTRIC VENDETTA
are dropping anchor on San An's Es Paradis for their first
Ibiza season. Straddling fidget, electro and tech-house,
their guests include Style of Eye, Lee Mortimer, Hijack,
Foamo and Bass Kleph with a resident team of Bart B
More, Bass Weazel, Kelevra and more. With a 'circus
freaks' theme, their 12-week season starts on Thursday
11th June with Lee Mortimer, Bart B More, Bass Weazal
and Satsta.
After boycotting the island last season round, Mr C's
SUPERFREQ parties make a welcome return at the new
BOHO club in San An on Thursdays. Guests will include
Jamie Jones, Clive Henry, Lee Burridge, Rui Da Silva,
Bushwacka!, Craig Richards, Tim Sheridan and Adultnap-
per.
“The venue was the first Ibiza club I ever played back in
1987 so it does have a little place in my heart,” Mr C tells
DJmag. “It’s a 700 – 800-capacity room with no edges.
It’s all rounded and it’s absolutely perfect for Superfreq
— so right for what we are trying to do.”
Fully Plugged
On the trance tip, Judge Jules’ JUDGEMENT SUNDAYS The IBIZA ROCKS gigs pitch up poolside at the Ibiza
celebrates 10 seasons at Eden, launching with Sander Rocks Hotel in San An each week. NYC bands Vampire
Van Doorn’s DUSK TILL DOORN party, on Sunday 7th Weekend (18th August) and MGMT (25th August) make
June. Over the rest of his 16-week season, Jules will be their debuts this season, while Pendulum (28th July),
joined by the likes of Richard Durand, Lisa Lashes, Marco The Enemy (4th August) and Dizzee Rascal (11th August)
V and Kustk. KISSDAFUNK, Micky Slim’s BOMBSQUAD have all been asked back after smashing it last year.
RECORDS and KRAFTY KUTS alternate in the second Their season closes on 8th September with The Klaxons.
Dizzee
room. “Ibiza Rocks has pioneered a social rejuvenation of the
Rascal
And don’t expect Space’s flagship Sunday marathon WE island,” says Ibiza Rocks’ Andy McKay. “The land of dad
LOVE… SPACE '09 to rest on their laurels. Diplo, Crook- house where money talked is being replaced. Youth is
ers, Metro Area, Joris Voorn, Marcel Dettman and Aero- the island’s vibrant new currency.”
plane are this season’s new charges. They join residents And speaking of dad house — or at least dad techno —
Ben Watt, James Zabiela, Alfredo, Busy P & DJ Mehdi word reaches us that ’90s rave/techno legends Orbital
and Paul Woolford. Oh, and there’s two dudes called The will be bringing their reunited show to the biggest live
Chemical Brothers playing once again. stage Ibiza has to offer at Privilege, on 2nd August.
Ibiza Rocks
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