System: Second
“The only good system is a sound system” … As the sirens sound out
It was the 21st of April and once more I venture North in the pursuit of good music. For another night of what’s known only as System. The majority of us who went first time around in February definitely wanted more of the same that’s for sure but there was definitely a lot of …
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Staunch
“120-140 bpm, bass, post-blah-blah. Call it what you will – London is enjoying a no genre moment. STAUNCH will bring together the people defining it.”
London’s Elephant and castle is known to people for a lot of things, for me it’s the one location is South London I would most like to remove of the map. This opinion aside however it is also now known for …
Read More...System: Foundational Music
SYSTEM
Saturday 11 February
On Saturday the 11th of February a small number were able to celebrate foundational music alongside DMZ Co-founder Mala and Deep Medi’s established star V.I.V.E.K at a night called System: Foundational Music. The night was a showcasing of Mala and Vivek’s purpose built sound system, built to play what they like, how loud they like it, and in full control of the art of …
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Sin City Recordings Vs Truetiger
Friday 20th January
Fabric at this moment in time is probably the best large club in London catering to bass music (if you know otherwise please let me know), now with the demise of it’s big brother Matter (now Proud 2), The Den, formerly The End night club, and East Central London’s Plastic people, it’s one of the main places to go …
Read More...Deep Medi Christmas Party
Deep Medi Christmas Skank
Friday 16th of December
Corsica Studios played host to the first Deep Medi party; a Dubstep label set up in 2006 that since then has brought us the sounds of Quest, Goth Trad, Khromestar, Tunnidge, Commodo, TMSV, Hijak, Silkie, Vivek, Skream, and a whole host of other artists from across the globe that can be affiliated with the dynamic sounds of Dubstep Music Sub-culture. …
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