Being & Nothingness

We Were Evergreen Daughters Remixes

noreply@blogger.com (Erol Sabadosh) — Thu, 06 Mar 2014 23:35:00 +0000

Check out my official remix of Daughters by We Were Evergreen, taken from their debut album coming May 5th on Island Records & Mi7. Two more remixes come courtesy of the amazing Aeroplane and Jean Tonique!

Roxx Club

noreply@blogger.com (Erol Sabadosh) — Tue, 10 Dec 2013 19:53:00 +0000

Roxx is a 'backstage experience' pop-up club and events organisation currently residing at number 4 Winsley Street in the heart of central London. With a heap of positive press, including GQ declaring it their favorite pop-up of the year, and visits from Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood, it's already caused a buzz. The intimate space sees an eclectic, friendly & fun crowd gather every weekend for live bands and DJs playing a mixture of indie, rock and alternative from across the decades mixed with cool dance/house music.

Did anyone else used to frequent the indie clubs in Central London around the time of Panic/Afterskool/Frog/Moonlighting? Well, think of Roxx as a slightly more grown-up version in terms of presentation. The drinks aren't going to break your bank (although it's a far cry from Moonlighting's £1.50 spirit mixers back in the day - oh nostalgia) and the service and staff are both exceptional, whether you have a table or you're just hanging out at the bar, plus it's free entry before 10:30pm. I DJ'd there on the 29th of November and took some photos which you can check out below.

For more information on Roxx please visit http://www.roxxclub.com/

Erol Sabadosh at Roxx Club London

noreply@blogger.com (Erol Sabadosh) — Tue, 26 Nov 2013 22:59:00 +0000

Named one of GQ's 'Pop-ups of the Year' Roxx Club is a backstage style underground venue in the heart of London co-owned by Tyrone Wood, son of Rolling Stones legend Ronnie Wood. This Friday Roxx Club will be welcoming Erol Sabadosh to the DJ decks for a guest set playing everything from Daft Punk to David Bowie with live music from Texas Radio & The Cream Tangerines.

Doors 9pm
Free entry before 10:30pm / £10 after

Bands from 9pm
Erol Sabadosh set time 11:30pm

You can expect to hear a mix of rock, guitar pop, indie, alternative and credible dance music including:

Arcade Fire / Ash / Arctic Monkeys / The Beatles / Bloc Party / Daft Punk / David Bowie / The Doors / Empire of the Sun / Fatboy Slim / Foo Fighters / The Gossip / Iggy Pop / Jimi Hendrix / Joy Division / The Killers / La Roux / Lana Del Rey / MGMT / Modest Mouse / Nirvana / Placebo / Pulp / Radiohead / Rolling Stones / Talking Heads / Vampire Weekend / White Stripes

http://www.roxxclub.com/

"Clubbing is all about Pop-Ups, and our favourite is Roxx, which is bringing rock music back to serious nights out" GQ Magazine, Nov 2013

See the trailer for Lana Del Rey's Tropico

noreply@blogger.com (Erol Sabadosh) — Sat, 23 Nov 2013 13:21:00 +0000

On December 5th Lana Del Rey will be releasing a 30 minute film to Vevo entitled Tropico. Directed by Anthony Mandler who previously worked with Del Rey on the National Anthem and Ride videos, Tropico sees the singer playing Eve in a modern Biblical story of Adam & Eve featuring male model Shaun Ross and plenty of sinister imagery suggesting this may be the darkest video the melancholy songstress has ever released. Not long to wait now!

Doggystyle: Snoop's 20th Anniversary Mixtape

noreply@blogger.com (Erol Sabadosh) — Fri, 22 Nov 2013 14:21:00 +0000

November 23rd marks the 20th Anniversary of Snoop Dogg’s highly-acclaimed Doggystyle and in honor of this date, Snoop has created a really cool mixtape of the tracks sampled on Doggystyle featuring commentary from the man himself. All I can say is it's AWESOME! Tune in below.

Happy - Pharrell's 24 Hour Video

noreply@blogger.com (Erol Sabadosh) — Thu, 21 Nov 2013 19:06:00 +0000

Pharrell Williams just dropped this concept video for his track Happy for the Despicable Me 2 soundtrack. Featuring the man himself amongst dancers and cameos from the likes of Steve Carrell, Magic Johnson, Odd Future and Jamie Foxx while the 3 minute soulful disco cut plays on loop we see Pharrell and his cohorts dancing and singing through the streets and sights of L.A. thanks to a concept from direction team We Are From L.A. Check it out by CLICKING HERE! Also check out ATM Jam, his overlooked collaboration with Azealia Banks.

Steam & Rye Launch

noreply@blogger.com (Erol Sabadosh) — Wed, 20 Nov 2013 20:48:00 +0000

Last night I went to check out the new venue Steam & Rye on Leadenhall Street opened by Kelly Brook & Nick House. Situated within the old converted New York Bank the venue features a large open main space dressed to look like Grand Central Station during the 1920s complete with train carriages containing booths as well as a basement and loft space. With a fun, friendly music policy and some brilliantly eccentric cocktails, not to mention a very well done American food menu I'm sure this will be a hit.

http://steamandrye.com/

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Ada Zanditon Berlin Fashion Week - March of the Tigress

noreply@blogger.com (Erol Sabadosh) — Thu, 28 Feb 2013 19:41:00 +0000

"This is Ada Zanditon’s latest collection from Berlin Fashion Week AW 13 called “March of the Tigress”.

Ada and the team were very grateful to low cost holidays who sponsored getting them to the city for lavera Showloor - Berlin fashion week."

Open Lab x LFW x Apartment 58

noreply@blogger.com (Erol Sabadosh) — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 21:17:00 +0000

Tuesday night marked the end of another London Fashion Week and saw me DJing at Apartment 58's brand new central London location on New Oxford Street for a special event with Open Lab Magazine. A secret live performance from the incredibly talented King Charles and his band took place while guests enjoyed drinks provided by Silver Rocks and Dash Concept. I had a great time on the decks and if you pick up the latest issue of the magazine you can read a tell-all interview with myself as well as fashion icon Diane Pernet, design team Sibling and check out the cover feature with Ashley Stymest. Order a copy HERE!

Interested in becoming a member of Apartment 58? Head on over to their official website!

Open Lab 8 Spring/Summer 2013 from Open Lab on Vimeo.

Best Remixes of 2012

noreply@blogger.com (Erol Sabadosh) — Thu, 03 Jan 2013 18:06:00 +0000

Below are my personal favorite remixes of the year and the ones that I DJ'd out the most in 2012 in descending order. If you like you can listen to a mix I created using them via Mixcloud and by all means feel free to leave feedback and tell me what you thought were the best of the year:

Erol Sabadosh Best of 2012 Mix by Erol Sabadosh on Mixcloud

1. Destiny's Child - Say My Name (Cyril Hahn Remix)

2. Disclosure - Latch (T. Williams Remix)

3. Artful Dodger - Please Don't Turn Me On (Disclosure Remix)

4. Sneaky Sound System - Friends (Beni Refix)

5. Lianne La Havas - Is Your Love Big Enough? (Ganggaddy Remix)

6. Joakim - Nothing Gold (Todd Terje Remix)

7. Janet Jackson - If (Kaytranada Remix)

8. Lana Del Rey - Ride (Wes James Remix)

9. Gotye feat. Kimbra - Someone That I Used To Know (Michael Creange Rework)

Click HERE to listen

10. Hot Chip - Look At Where We Are (Major Lazer Extended Remix)

Best Albums of 2012

noreply@blogger.com (Erol Sabadosh) — Tue, 01 Jan 2013 16:48:00 +0000

Here's a rundown of my personal favourite albums of the year and what I liked about them:

1. Kendrick Lamar - Good Kid, M.A.A.D City

I can't praise this album enough, and since it's already topped nearly every single 'best of 2012' album chart I don't think I need to say anything more. But I will... this album is genius.

2. The Mountain Goats - Transcendental Youth

I've been an obsessive Mountain Goats supporter for many years now but it's been a while since I've been truly blown away by one of their albums, and with Transcendental Youth not only do I feel they've made one of the best albums of the year, but perhaps of their entire, almost 20-year long, career. Every strength of singer/songwriter John Darnielle comes out in this odyssey of disillusioned youth and hopeful degenerates and lost souls. It harkens back to their 2004 effort We Shall All Be Healed in its depiction of desperate individuals and life on the edge, but Darnielle and his band sound more cohesive than ever and the beautiful brass arrangements lend the album a cinematic nostalgia that frames these harrowing narratives with a sense of wonderment and hope.

3. Menomena - Moms

Having lost a member Memomena came back surprisingly stronger and more assured than ever with Moms, a stunningly produced collection of songs about memory, life and loss filtered through a surreal almost unhinged outlook. Despite the thematic subject matter there is a celebratory approach to the majority of the album, and when the mood dips into darker territory the emotional sentiment is more genuine and moving than any of their past efforts.

4. Dan Deacon - America

Dan Deacon's America is an ambitious, self-indulgent, bloated, frustrating and insanely brilliant work that goes beyond anything he has ever done before and arrived with little notion of what it would entail. Mixing his brand of harsh electronica with grand orchestral arrangements as an exploration of America; the myth and the modern reality, the album features repeated movements and an overarching journey from beginning to end. As a soundtrack to the madness and beauty of our times and the history we carry with us America is a fitting summation and reflection of experience, interpretation and influence that is both engaging and challenging in its sweeping scope and sense of awe.

5. Beach House - Bloom

With Bloom Beach House honed their sound so concisely and assuredly that they could have pretty much written songs about anything and it would have been entirely mesmerizing so the fact that the lyrics are poetically masterful and deeply meaningful mark this as an undeniable entry into 2012's praiseworthy releases. From the lilting arpeggios and haunting beauty of opener Myth to the simple majesty and dense drones of closer Irene the album doesn't contain a single misstep in its existential journey and depiction of human emotion and what it all means, summed up perfectly by lead singer Victoria Grand's repeated conclusion at the end of it all; "it's a strange paradise."

6. Frank Ocean - Channel Orange

Much has been made of Frank Ocean's revealing letter in regards to his sexuality and what this all means in the world of RnB and hip hop. This aside, Frank Ocean has crafted one of the best albums of the year with Channel Orange, including some of the year's best stand-alone tracks Thinking About You and Pyramids.

7. Xiu Xiu - Always

As a life-long fan of Xiu Xiu they are bound to make my top ten in any year they put out an LP, and 2012 was one of those years. At a time when a lot of artists were either diluting their sound or playing it safe, Jamie Stewart as Xiu Xiu returned with one of his most aggressive and disturbing albums yet which also, interestingly, contains some of his most tender moments too, not to mention some of his most anthemic.

8. Dirty Projectors - Swing Lo Magellan

Swing Lo Magellan marked a move into more 'pop friendly' territory for Dirty Projectors, and yet they still retained much of what makes them special as a left-field indie rock outfit with a penchant for twisting jazz and folk influences into something altogether refreshing and spectacular.

9. Animal Collective - Centipede Hz

Centipede Hz was an unexpected album for many, especially considering the mainstream success of the electro pop influence of Merriweather Post Pavillion, as it sees the band retreating to their more organic and chaotic early sound. The album is so dense and schizophrenic you almost expect it to fall apart at any moment, but for those who appreciate the sound they pioneered for years before they achieved notable chart success then this is a bold and welcomed move from the indie experimental veterans.

10. Rihanna - Diamonds

Almost everything that makes this album great is arguably regardless of Rihanna herself, and yet there's finally something engaging at work here as she bares all and embraces the shambolic and nihilistic character that she has come to embody. As a document of fame and fortune in the hands of someone so unlikeable yet so popular it's compelling, with all its drug-referencing, hazy production, dubstep explosions, indie balladry and shameless pilfering, but you do get the sense that the talent behind the album's construction deserve most of the praise.

Honorable mention:

No Doubt - Push & Shove
Titus Andronicus - Local Business
Matthew Dear - Beams
Bloc Party - Four
David Byrne & St. Vincent - Love This Giant
Cloud Nothings - Attack on Memory
Patti Smith - Banga
Flying Lotus - Until the Quiet Comes
Lana Del Rey - Born To Die

Ignition (Remix) - R. Kelly (Erol Sabadosh Remix)

noreply@blogger.com (Erol Sabadosh) — Tue, 18 Dec 2012 13:03:00 +0000

Check out this remix of R. Kelly's Ignition (The Remix) which I did, you can stream it on YouTube and download it for FREE on Soundcloud:

"Coming away with a slight Tiga comparison in overall delivery, Erol Sabadosh’s raw and bubbly remix of R. Kelly’s ‘Ignition’ looks set to wag tails and shake toe-tapping feet." - Aerial Noise

"For his remix, Sabadosh gives the R Kelly classic a tropical house makeover with distorted steel drums and a hard dance beat." - Surviving The Golden Age

London Rain

noreply@blogger.com (Erol Sabadosh) — Fri, 30 Nov 2012 19:25:00 +0000

It's been a while since I've had a proper holiday and I'm just re-watching Ada Zanditon's SS13 fashion film and thinking about booking a flight to Cyprus right now. I wonder if EasyJet are doing any special offers? I'm so bored of this London weather!

I'd much rather be HERE:

Than here:

Rihanna - Unapologetic (Album Review)

noreply@blogger.com (Erol Sabadosh) — Mon, 19 Nov 2012 17:51:00 +0000

Having never been a big fan of Rihanna I approached this album with hesitant curiosity. Talk That Talk felt like a slightly confused and rushed effort, peaking with some epic pop tracks but more often than not falling somewhere in middling territory as a throwaway full-length consisting of some great singles and some truly forgettable tracks that leant little to the overall experience. Unapologetic is a much better full listening experience, the songs here feel more developed and there's a surprising amount of experimentation. It's a perfectly fitting title, Ms Fenty will no doubt get a lot of flack for duetting with her abusive ex Chris Brown on the sticky sweet Nobody's Business as well as mining a variety of influences to construct the tracks here.

What marks this particular album apart from her previous output is the emotional vulnerability that comes across, in stark contrast to the defiantly confidant Rated R. Stay featuring Mikky Ekko is perhaps one of the most unlikely Rihanna tracks I have come across, a subtle introspective and nuanced ballad, yet it's absolutely exquisite with an undeniably strong vocal performance. What Now features a belting vocal with a great melody and suitably epic instrumentation; it's the kind of track you would expect to hear on a Beyoncé album, and while Rihanna doesn't have the vocal chops to match the beloved Bey, she certainly gives it her all and it works.

The latter half of the album delves deep into emotional territory, dealing with the complications of intense love and flawed relationships while the first half is much more experimental and interesting in terms of production. Switching from woozy sonic trips and drug-referencing lyrics recalling The Weeknd to aggressive electro and dubstep courtesy of Chase & Status and David Guetta. Guetta's hyper masculine beats are always most interesting when paired with a strong female vocal and Rihanna does a good job with him on Right Now and it's interesting that instead of attempting to create another We Found Love this is the only four-on-the-floor club-ready song here and yet it's the second shortest track, clocking in at only three minutes and acting as more of a transitional cut rather than any kind of centrepiece.

Unapologetic moves on from the power pop and dance of Talk That Talk in favor of more hip-hop influenced beats and hazy RnB. Get it Over With's paired-down beat and lush string sounds bring Rihanna into more left-field territory, at any moment you'd expect Abel Tesfaye or Frank Ocean to join in, as do the vocal pitch effects and sonic manipulation on Numb. The Brandy-esque vocal turn on Jump wears its influence on its sleeve and the use of Genuwine's Pony lyrics is unexpected but when the dubstep drop hits the audacity of it is grin-inducing thanks to the slick and assured production. It's true that the album pilfers unashamedly from other artists, from The Weeknd to Michael Jackson, and you get the feeling that a lot of drugs were involved in the creation process, more specifically Marijuana and other downers. It's a dream-like experience, most notably on Loveeeeeee Song (just in case you didn't know this was Rihanna's 7th album there are 7 'e's in the spelling of Love here of course), and perhaps the production outshines Rihanna herself at times, but it's impossible to deny Unapologetic's strong points.

With album number 7 Rihanna branches out musically and reveals a more vulnerable side which expands her overtly-sexualised persona and adds more depth to her as an artist. Personally I think this is one of her best efforts, certainly her most dense and varied, and I'd rather see her take more interesting leaps such as this than rely on bubble-gum pop as she served up on Loud. Unapologetic is just that, an uncompromising entanglement of musical styles laid down with equal amounts of fun and raw emotion and it hints at a longevity and crossover appeal that I wouldn't have previously expected Rihanna to have. If she continues to try new things and bring in more interesting influences to her work without watering them down the way she did previously then the future could be even brighter for this troubled star.

Alexis Farshi Project feat. Snoop Dogg (Erol Sabadosh Remix)

noreply@blogger.com (Erol Sabadosh) — Wed, 14 Nov 2012 13:49:00 +0000

Here's a remix I was recently commissioned to create, I'm very happy with it so please check it out and if you like it you can download it from iTunes:

Freeze London

noreply@blogger.com (Erol Sabadosh) — Thu, 25 Oct 2012 13:21:00 +0000

Winter hits London this week – British summer time ends on Sunday; the Relentless Freeze Festival arrives on Friday. The UK’s biggest winter sports event, the festival lures the world’s best snowboarders and skiers to Battersea Power Station for two days of intense competition. Here, competitors will whoosh down the specially installed snow jump as thousands of spectators look on. Friday’s Ski Big Air Comp and Saturday’s Snowboard Big Air Comp are the bouts to watch for the most adventurous aerial displays. Away from the slope, there are musical performances from the likes of Public Enemy, Grandmaster Flash, Mark Ronson & DJ Shadow.

Weekend passes are sold out but individual day passes are still on sale HERE!

I'm looking forward to this! Snowboarding & Public Enemy? AWESOME!

Diamonds - Rihanna (Erol Sabadosh Remix)

noreply@blogger.com (Erol Sabadosh) — Tue, 09 Oct 2012 12:00:00 +0000

Thanks to everyone who's been sharing my latest remix, it's now got over 200,000 views on YouTube! Here are what some of the blogs have been saying, and in case you missed it here are some links to the YouTube upload and the download on Soundcloud.

"With a dash of synth sparkle and an alluring moombahton gallop underlining, his “nu disco” makeover proves that sometimes a subtle tweak is all that’s needed to bring about the best remixes." - Mixtape Maestro

"We’re quite partial to an Erol Sabadosh remix and this one is Nu Discotastic!! This remix adds a twist of joy to the original that you should be getting your audio fix of." - Your Music Radar

"The track sounds like a deep house take on moombahton with Rihanna’s vocals over the top. Its sexy and cool but still danceable." - Surviving The Golden Age

Menomena - Moms (Album Review)

noreply@blogger.com (Erol Sabadosh) — Fri, 31 Aug 2012 10:26:00 +0000

Boulder Canyon, you made a son out of me, I had a mother who swam in your streams, I know the ending yet I'm faking suspense...

Menomena return with their fifth studio album Moms, minus founding member Brent Knopf and with a bigger and bolder sound than before. There's less of the cut 'n' paste approach to crafting songs that's become their trademark, ironically despite one third of the band departing this is the most unified and confidant they have ever sounded. Previous album Mines was perhaps their most serious, ditching the overarching playfulness of Friend and Foe for a tense and moody atmosphere. Don't let the title of Moms fool you though, this album is a powerful beast of chugging riffs, crashing percussion and intricate sound design and this time around the playfulness, experimentation and bizarre tendencies of Menomena's earlier work have crept back in to the foreground, married with a rejuvenated exuberance that makes this their most exciting and perhaps best record yet.

Opening track Plumage is an immediate, upbeat and catchy reintroduction, complete with handclaps, fuzz guitar, arpeggiated synths and quirky lyrics; "I once was tragically hip and beautifully fine, now my beautiful hips are tragically wide." Capsule begins with a sleazy strummed guitar on maximum overdrive before being snatched away and replaced with a stuttering beat and tight bassline. In just over four minutes the track incorporates blues influenced chords, lush piano, booming sub-bass, prog-rock breakdowns complete with woodwind flourishes and more of those quirky lyrics; "no more trophies as the consolation fantasy, like a nervous random stranger at a gloryhole." There isn't a single song here that doesn't showcase something new or reinforce the band's knack for left-field songwriting and composition.

Standout tracks include the emotive lead single Heavy is as Heavy Does, which gradually builds with intensity to an epic climax, the theatrical and twisted Don't Mess With Latexas and the stunning and sublime closer One Horse which features cinematic string arrangements and sombre lyrics; "you always drank alone, you were a one-horse town." Across ten tracks Moms not only reminds us of all the things that previously made Menomena such a special band but armed with a more organically cohesive and confidant approach to recording they have managed to step into new territory and completely own it. It's extremely exciting to see a band maintain such a consistant level of brilliance in their output and judging by this latest LP Menomena are certainly one of the most talented and unique acts around.

Mischa Barton London Store Opening

noreply@blogger.com (Erol Sabadosh) — Thu, 09 Aug 2012 12:10:00 +0000

Last night Mischa Barton threw a little pre-launch party sponsored by Johnny Walker Gold Label at her new boutique in Spitalfields London and I went along to say hi and check it out. The boutique is located in the heart of East London and will be selling Mischa's range of clothing, makeup and handbags (which are already into their ninth season). I know she's a big fan of East London so this is the perfect place for the store, and the garments are all affordably priced and the store sits nicely alongside the surrounding boutiques that Spitalfields has become known for. Check out some pictures below of Mischa & I and Conan Mockasin performing, with some special guest vocals... (click to see full size)

The Mischa Barton boutique opens tomorrow, but will have an official launch day on Saturday 11 August - during which customers will have the chance to meet Mischa, and enjoy 10 per cent off all purchases along with a glass of celebratory champagne.

Angels - The XX (Erol Sabadosh Remix)

noreply@blogger.com (Erol Sabadosh) — Fri, 03 Aug 2012 12:35:00 +0000

"Erol Sabadosh is a master of minimalist remixes that manage to keep the tone of the original while being danceable. In "Angels", the fabulous new single from The XX, the producer not only showcases one of his best works but also one of his most danceable. Keeping the cohesive structure of the original, Erol adds pianos, synthesizers and a lavish production that rivals the original track." - Oh My Rock

"Erol Sabadosh handles The XX like so many have done so before him, and transforms their Original into a radio friendly & club floor drum-honey. It’s good floating in the arms of synthy angels." - Aerial Noise

"Erol mixes a nice live drum sound with some glockenspiel and bouncing synths to create a very atmospheric remix." - Surviving the Golden Age

Ping Launch Party

noreply@blogger.com (Erol Sabadosh) — Fri, 03 Aug 2012 11:43:00 +0000

Last night saw the official launch party of the new concept venue in Earl's Court from Alex Potter, Fraser Shipsides, Johnny Boud and Stevie Thomas. Ping pong, pizza and cocktails come together in a grand space mixing boho chic with underground cool. The pizzas are hand made, delicious and surprisingly competitive in price. £7 will get you a pizza or a cocktail and the choices are varied and unique. We love it and are already looking forward to going back! The license is until 2am so we expect some kicking parties coming up too.

Symbolic Exchange & Death

noreply@blogger.com (Erol Sabadosh) — Fri, 03 Aug 2012 11:11:00 +0000

Symbolic Exchange & Death is the title of the exhibition hosted by Wolf & Badger on Dover Street and presented by YuMiHu, featuring the work of artists Pinky Love, Eleanor Fawcett and Eleanor Barreau. The exhibition may be small in scale but the work is thematically ambitious and varied across sculpture, paintings, collage and print. Paloma Faith dropped in to say hello and even Ralph Fiennes walked in and purchased a piece while we enjoyed a champagne reception and mingled with the über cool crowd at this private viewing. The exhibition is free and runs at Wolf & Badger Mayfair until 7th August 2012. All artwork is on sale so collectors better get in there quick before all of the pieces are snapped up, and we're pretty sure they will be!

Rankin x Ayami Nishimura

noreply@blogger.com (Erol Sabadosh) — Fri, 27 Jul 2012 14:21:00 +0000

Yesterday Rankin celebrated the release of his second book in his beauty trilogy which sees him collaborating with different makeup artists, previously Alex Box and now Japanese born Ayami Nishimura. The book was a labour of love and precision, taking two and a half years to complete and the images are striking, with bold use of colour and a futurist tone. You can order the book from Amazon for £34.99 and it's available now. A selection of photographs were on display at the Annroy gallery last night for the launch party and will stay on display until the 31st of August, check out some of my pics below (click to view full size):

The Men Who Fell To Earth

noreply@blogger.com (Erol Sabadosh) — Sat, 21 Jul 2012 12:10:00 +0000

DJ's:
Erol Sabadosh
TheMenWhoFell2Earth DJ's
Reeperbahn DJ's

Hosts:
Bother
Oly

Saturday 4th August
10:30pm > 6am
@
East Bloc, 217-219 City Road, London EC1V (Old St Tube)
£9 / £6 (concessions)

www.themenwhofell2earth.co.uk