(313) Subject: (313) Record stores and stuff in Berlin.
you picked a good time to visit! Laurent Garnier's supposed to be playing live at Berghain on Thursday 18 May (it's not on his website though so not sure if it's confirmed yet). Andrew Weatherall's at Weekend on Friday 19 May. Theo Parrish is also at Weekend on Saturday 20 May. also on the Saturday Berghain/Panorama Bar have Vitalic (live), Fidel, Ben Clock, Booka Shade (live) and a few others - even if that's not your thing you should still go as the club is one of - if not the - best in the world. it also gets going late (4/5am onwards) so you can check Theo first. on the Sunday Berghain/Panorama have an outdoor Hardwax party with Rhythm Sound feat. Paul St.Hilaire, DJ Pete, Ricardo Villalobos, Soundhack and a very special guest from Detroit who they're not announcing. stores: Hardwax www.hardwax.com Space Hall www.spacehall.de Rotation www.rotation-records.de Digalittledeeper www.digalittledeeper.net From: Southern Outpost ( [EMAIL REMOVED] ) Date: Apr 26, 2006 Subject: (313) Record stores and stuff in Berlin. Hi all, I'm hitting Berlin from the 16th -21st next month and wanted to know what record stores I should check out, obviously apart from Hardwax. Also, anything happening club/partywise? Any tips would be appreciated! Peace, Patrick. -- Southern Outpost - Sydney. Distribution: Clone, NL. http://www.southernoutpost.com http://elists.resynthesize.com/url.php?list_id=15message_id=1592608ur l=http://www.southernoutpost.com Infiltrating your sound systems. --
RE: (313) how Richie does it -- how do most do it?
there's a pic of Sendex's set-up here: http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f52/tony_little/TTB007.jpg -Original Message- From: Tristan Watkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 05 April 2006 01:10 To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: (313) how Richie does it -- how do most do it? There are a few different types of live PAing. You've got an Ableton live arrangement/dub, or something like Stewart Walker where he uses an MPC + his other kit where he will have most of the patterns sequenced in advance, but he'll play some of them live on the MPC pads, and then trigger the sequences from the MPC as well (although I vaguely recall hearing he's using a laptop now)? Herbert will have most things pre-sequenced, and then he'll sample the sounds live. Then there's an entirely different level of liveness where almost all of the music is created on the fly a la Ayro and John Arnold, or Shawn Rudiman, where they play multiple instruments or machines in real time, have the seuencer take over for some of those parts, then move on to something else, only relying on a few bits of pre-arranged material. I'd say this last type has the most bang for the buck for sure. That Sendex show I was talking about on Sunday was sort of a cross between Stewart Walker and Shawn Rudiman styles maybe. Oh, and I was corrected after my last post that he actually had an 808 as well if anyone cares. Tristan === http://www.phonopsia.co.uk [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.3.4/299 - Release Date: 31/03/2006
(313) RE: Record Shops In Helsinki
Lifesaver's the best vinyl specialist - www.lifesaver.net Stupido is a more general store - mainly CDs but a few bits of vinyl - www.stupido.fi - check the recent Uusi Fantasia EP (www.discogs.com/release/539143) for some great slo-mo disco. DubJazzSalsa - specialises in dub and jazz (as you may have guessed!). Dis 'n' Dat - a small store in one of the underground train stations in the city centre (i forget which) - limited stock but still a few good bits. -Original Message- From: Big 50 Entertainment [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 05 April 2006 15:31 To: 313 Discussion List Subject: Record Shops In Helsinki Does anyone have info regarding record shops in Helsinki? Thanks in advance MG Out now on Emporium 50 Exclusive Glenn Underground on Moods Grooves Omar-S 006 DJ (Mix)Mode Early Detroit house and techno on Express and Incognito Records Coming back soon: Sundiata O.M. - Come Together CD www.emporium50.com
(313) Soundslike Werk 6 (the one that nearly didn't happen...) - this coming Saturday
Accidental and Werk present SOUNDSLIKE WERK 6 (The one that nearly didn't happen...) Saturday 25th March at a NEW secret London location *VENUE CHANGE - CALL OR EMAIL FOR DETAILS* For a moment it seemed that the Gods of Rave had smitten us. One week to go and a bureaucratic brainwrong had deprived our beloved venue of their licence. But at short notice and by the skin of our bountiful balls we have sourced a replacement. The rave will go on! You won't know whose playing until the night, but let's just quickly mention that our last few guests have included Modeselektor, Neil Landstrumm, Jackson and Matthew Herbert. Dare you miss London's worst kept underground party secret? Do so, and the rave gods will, er, wield their hammer of justice upon you. £10 TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW FROM: -Smallfish Records, Old Street, tel. 020 7739 2252 -Sounds of the Universe, Broadwick Street, tel. 020 7734 3341 -E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Or call 07990 970267 / 07977 984805 / 07977 420999 Phew! SWerk www.werk-it.com www.magicandaccident.com www.myspace.com/soundslike_werk
(313) [Brixton party] TO THE BONE // Saturday 4 Feb // Marcel Dettmann (Hardwax/Berghain)
tomorrow night sees Marcel Dettmann make his London debut. Marcel is a buyer at Berlin's legendary Hardwax record store and also resident at Berghain/Panorama Bar, Berlin's best club. joining Marcel will be Jonny McIntosh, making a rare appearance behind the decks, and residents Charlie Blue Tony Little. TO THE BONE George 4th 144, Brixton Hill 10pm-6am // £6 www.hardwax.com www.berghain.de
(313) new Urban Tribe LP
apologies if it's already been mentioned but i noticed that Rephlex are set to release a new Urban Tribe album, 'Authorized Clinical Trials'. there's an EP as well, 'Biohazard 17284'. anyone heard either yet?
(313) [Brixton Party] TO THE BONE Sat 10 December Matt Chester, Brendan Nelson, Guy Thackeray
This month's Bone Idols are Brendan Nelson and Guy Thackeray (Non Stop Recordings) and Matt Chester (11th Hour Recordings). X-Factor finalists in 2004, the Non Stop DJs' energetic scratch routines are widely credited with introducing crabs to a new generation of British kids. It was, of course, only a matter of time before their athletic performances caught the eye of 28-stone Dreamboys manager and 11th Hour Recordings head honcho, Matt Chester. To promote the band's Christmas single, 'Face Down, Ass Up', the boys are performing for one night only at Brixton's premier nightspot, the George 4th. Completing the line-up will be Tony Little (with his trademark blend of Hermaphrobeat and New Jack Swing) and Charlie Blue (playing songs from his childhood). Non Stop DJs Matt Chester Tony Little Charlie Blue George 4th 144, Brixton Hill Saturday 10 December 10pm-6am // £5 Next up: Marcel Dettmann (Hardwax/Panoramabar), Saturday 4 Feb 2006
(313) Vilnius/Riga/Tallinn
if there are any list members living in any of the above cities could you hit me back off list please? also, if you've visited any of the cities and want to give me some pointers I'd really appreciate it. looking for the following: record stores, decent bars, good clubs, independent galleries etc. thanks!
(313) [Brixton party] TO THE BONE feat. Serge (Clone) // Saturday 12 November
the door price for this party is 7 pounds - but if you email names to [EMAIL PROTECTED] by this Friday you can get in for the usual 5 pounds. *** To us, he's the betentacled half-man in Clone's motorised throne, but to his mother he's known simply as Serge. Rumours of a genetic manipulation programme headed by the Dutch Davros have not been helped by the fact that he's recently 'fathered' twins. Possessed of intelligences far greater than our own, these two super-evolved electro simulacra are said to have developed their own language - an undecipherable code made up of sequences of handclaps and cowbells. In a rare gesture of friendship towards the outside world, Serge has offered to give south london an extended 3-hour demonstration of his unique line in electro eugenics. We tremble in grateful anticipation. TO THE BONE George 4th 144, Brixton Hill London, SW2 12.11.05 // 10pm-6am
(313) [London party] Soundslike Werk: Party #5 // Saturday 3 December
Accidental Records Werk Present SOUNDSLIKE WERK 5 Saturday December 3rd 10pm - 6am @ an unmentionable underground citadel of rave somewhere south of the river For those that haven't yet punctured their Soundslike Werk cherry, allow us to perform the deed this December. This is a party with no line-up, no address and minimal promotion. In fact, we won't even let ourselves know who's playing and where the venue is until the very last moment. What we do know is that it's a musical smorgasbord across three rooms, with the meat and two veg of house, techno and hip hop sharing a mouthwatering menu with the cheese, port and cigars of jaunty electronica, and perhaps a few lashings of jungle pie for dessert. The previous few line-ups, disclosed on arrival, have included Matthew Herbert, Four-Tet, Kode 9, Patrick Pulsinger, Modeselektor, Dani Siciliano and Anthony 'Shake' Shakir. And we have an inkling that some heavyweight presences at December's shindig will make you soil your rave-pants in sheer joy. So whether the line-up stars Jimmy Edgar, Jimi Hendrix or Jimmy Nail, we hope you'll join us and chip to the chop, frug to the frick, and generally howl with primal glee as you spend yet another sleepless night dancing in a sweaty warehouse to the sound of Soundslike Werk. Marketing information: 300 tickets ONLY. Discounts for early adopters. You must have a ticket to attend - NO PAYMENT ON THE DOOR. Tickets: The first 100 tickets cost £8 - buy now! The remaining 200 will cost £10 MORE INFO Via the mysteries of electronic mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] On the old dog and bone: 07990 970267/07977 984805/07977 420999 £10 tickets available in Smallfish and Sounds of the Universe now. Remember, if music be the food of love, you'll be vomiting all the way home from this one. Soundslike Werk
(313) [London Party] TO THE BONE: Planet Delsin Special! 08.10.05
TO THE BONE Saturday 8 October The George 4 144, Brixton Hill Entry £5 10-6am DJs: Peel Seamus Aroy Dee Terry Brookes Charlie Blew Tony Little With scant regard for finances, health, or personal hygiene, TO THE BONE step up a gear to bring you three parties in as many months. The Dutch have designed shoes that nobody wears; cheese remarkable only for its inedible skin; and sensible, enlightened policies that have resulted in one of the most tolerant societies on earth. But wait! Calm down, remove the key from the ignition, and stop feverishly booking unnecessary budget flights - let's not condemn them to a watery grave just yet. In recent years, a tight-knit core of producers and labels have made Holland the envy of the global electronic music community. And now they've set their sights further afield, namely, Planet Delsin; a strange and fearsome place characterised by snaggle-toothed, mentally deficient inhabitants and a currency consisting entirely of F-reg Ford Escorts and children's bikes. No, sorry - that's Brixton Hill. Planet Delsin is much the same, but with funny accents... ...so it is with genuine enthusiasm that we say 'hey guysh, wanna come make party with ush?!' to Planet Delsin's supreme leader, Peel Seamus, and crown prince, Aroy Dee. NWAQ and Deepart artist, Terry Brookes, will also join in the fun, travelling from the no less exotic environs of Willesden. As if the above is not temptation enough, on the night you can also purchase copies of Planet Delsin on CD and vinyl, as well as the accompanying t-shirts, for just ten pounds. TO THE BONE Hop House, Heckno and Half a Bogle of Dancehall * www.delsin.org * TO THE BONE 12 November: Serge (Clone) TO THE BONE 10 December: Matt Chester (Flashpoint/11th Hour), DJ Guy (Flashpoint/Non-Stop DJs), Brendan Nelson (Flashpoint/Non-Stop DJs)
(313) [London Party] Soundslike Werk: the 4th Event 01.10.05
i can't post the full details for some reason - should you wish to read them, please head to www.werk-it.com and check the right-hand side of the page. the main news is that £8 tickets are on sale now until 15th September, after which they will be £10. the £10 tickets will be in Sounds of the Universe, Smallfish and Selectadisc on or near 15th September. the venue and line-up will, once again, remain a closely guarded secret. if you came to our last party in May, you should know what to expect. if you didn't, here's who you missed: Anthony 'Shake' Shakir, Patrick Pulsinger, Matthew Herbert, Dani Siciliano, Stacs of Stamina (live), Hand on the Plow (live) and Uberdog. if you need further information, please email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(313) Chicago - transformed spaces
hi. sorry, off-topic again - please reply off list. i'm after some examples of 'transformed spaces' in Chicago i.e. a power station that's now a club, or a bank that's now a restaurant - anything really, so long as it's still open for business and roughly in the service sector (so bars, restaurants, clubs, hotels, conference centres etc.). any help appreciated! dave
(313) Copenhagen
if anyone's based in Copenhagen (or close by) could you hit me back off list please? i'm there next week on a fact-finding mission and need some help - and in an effort to remain on-topic, Kenny Larkin's scheduled to play at Culture Box on Thursday 11 August.
(313) [Brixton spam] TO THE BONE, Saturday 23 July, Alex Bond Raf Rundell
just noted a cheeky plug in the digest, so here's the full skinny for Alex's debut(?) Brixton appearance: TO THE BONE Saturday 23rd July The George IV 144 Brixton Hill Entry £5 10-6am Following a vigorous bash in February, we're back, with a new name, at Brixton's original Michelin-starred gastropub, The George IV. Come and join us for a party that will forever be remembered as the night of men's behinds. Our guests are: Raf Rundell (Accidental) - The man behind the man behind the first, and conceivably last, ever track to be made from a Big Mac carton. Expect Harold Melvin, Energy Flash and mixing with charisma... and Alex Bond (New Religion) - The man behind the man behind the last record ever played at Tresor. Expect techno records you really ought to know the names of and disco records you could never hope to. Residents are: Little Tony (Soundslike Werk - the man behind your mum) and Charlie Blew (the man behind corn plasters) The drinks are cheap and the DJs are precious. Plus, get three chakras for a tenner in the Zen garden. TO THE BONE Hop House, Heckno and Half a Bogle of Dancehall
RE: (313) [Brixton spam] TO THE BONE, Saturday 23 July, Alex Bond Raf Rundell
Ken: George IV was the original home of Weatherall's Bloodsugar nights (or maybe Sabresonic? before my time) and Basement Jaxx's Rooty parties before the glowsticks and fluffy boot brigade moved in. we're trying to restore the place to its former glories. dave From: Odeluga, Ken ( [EMAIL REMOVED] ) Date: Jul 14, 2005 Subject: RE: RE: (313) [Brixton spam] TO THE BONE, Saturday 23 July, Alex Bond Raf Rundell So far, you guys haven't painted a pretty picture of this place! But I'll be there. (And I really will. Not missed a London gig by Mr Bond.) Ken Odeluga Copy Editor, Markets - Market Talk Dow Jones Newswires 10 Fleet Place Limeburner Lane LONDON EC4M 7QN 020 7842 9297 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(313) FAO: London 313ers - Soundslike Werk, 28 May
i'm unable to mail the full press release through to the list, for some reason (please hit me back if you'd like to see it in its entirety). so, in short, here's the deal: - Soundslike Werk is a collaboration between Werk Discs and Accidental Records - Soundslike Werk is back on Saturday 28 May, across three different rooms, between 9pm-6am - once again the line-up and location will not be announced until the day - previous guests have included: Herbert, Rob Hall, Mr 76.ix, Four-Tet, Martin Rubadub, Sir Real Brooks - this time we have a very special 313 guest playing and also a rare London appearance from one of Europe's premier DJs/producers - entry is by advance ticket only and there are only 350 tickets - tickets are eight pounds until 10 May and ten pounds thereafter - email back for ticket details or call into Sounds of the Universe, Smallfish or Selectadisc record stores
(313) [London] Soundslike Werk tomorrow night!
tried to remind peeps about this earlier in the week but don't think email made it through (apologies if it did and i missed it!). Soundslike Werk is a collaboration between Matthew Herbert's Accidental label and the Brixton-based Werk Discs. the party takes place in a 3-room studio complex in south central London (Zone 1). the line-up is a closely guarded secret but you can expect guests from the Skam, Warp, Soundslike and Werk Discs labels. we also have two very special Gallic guests hopping on the Eurostar. oh, and a 313 regular will be holding court in the Vangelis suite. i know a lot of London 313ers are already coming but if there's anyone else out there that wants a ticket you can still get them from Smallfish and Selectadisc record stores for the remainder of today. from tomorrow onwards tickets will ONLY be available from Selectadisc. if neither of these stores are convenient you can email us on [EMAIL PROTECTED] (you can also request location and directions through this email) to make alternative arrangements. Soundslike Werk 10pm-6am £10 - 300 (advance tickets only - no tickets on the door)
(313) [Brixton party] brokenfunk 12/02 with added Phonopsia
brokenfunk George 4, Brixton Hill, London, SW2 Saturday 12 February 10pm-5am £5 DJs: Phonopsia, Nick Craddock, Charlie Blew, Little Tony http://www.littletony.net/brokenfunk.htm
(313) Miami record stores
if anyone can recommend some good stores in Miami (for new and secondhand), please could you hit me back off list? thanks!
(313) [London] next Soundslike Werk, 05/12 - early heads up
a date for the diary for all London folks (or those visiting): the next Soundslike Werk, bought you to by the good people of Werk Discs and Accidental Records, will take place on Saturday March 5. once again, we will not be announcing the line-up or the venue until the day of the party. our last party, on December 4, 2004, featured: Matthew Herbert, Four-Tet, Brooks, Martin from Rubadub/69, Actress (live) and the Baked Goods DJs - as well as the residents. that should give you some idea what to expect from us in March. the party will take place in a 3-room venue in south central London (zone 1) between 10pm-6am; last entry is 1am. there are only 300 tickets available, which must be bought in advance - they cost £10 each. secure yours by email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.magicandaccident.com www.werk-it.com
(313) [London] Soundslike Werk - Reminder
just a quick reminder that Soundslike Werk takes place this Saturday: Soundslike Werk Saturday 4 December, 10pm-6am at a secret south central London location 3 whole rooms of fun with guests from the Accidental, Soundslike and Werk Discs record labels, as well as notable associates from near and far. capacity is strictly limited to 300 and tickets must be bought in advance. tickets are priced at £8 each and can be secured by emailing [EMAIL PROTECTED] - alternatively, you can pick them up from either Smallfish or Sounds of the Universe. we're not allowed to publicly disclose the line-up or venue until the day of the party - however, if you want to know either of these in advance before committing yourself to coming, please hit me back privately. thanks and hope to see some of you at the weekend! ** -- Actress - No Tricks Mini LP (Werk002) Instores Now -- Stacs Of Stamina Mistake, Rewind, Repeat (Werk003) Out Soon www.werk-it.com www.magicandaccident.com
(313) [London] Soundslike Werk - 04/12
Matthew Herbert's Soundslike label join forces with the south London promoters/record label, Werk, on Saturday 4 December. the exact line-up and location of the party will be kept a close secret until the afternoon of Saturday 4 December. the 313-friendly portion of the line-up comes by way of a rare guest appearance from someone involved with Glasgow's best independent record store - whose longstanding ties with Detroit are well documented. the other guests are not to be sniffed at either. you might be able to work out who some of them are by perusing the following websites: www.werk-it.com www.magicandaccident.com the occasional hint may also be dropped here: http://www.littledetroit.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=5825
