Clock Opera may have only existed back in early 2009 as Guy Connelly’s project to coalesce the whirling sounds of his head into discernible tracks, but the four-piece that Clock Opera have morphed into in the intervening years have gone beyond gigs at festival ‘introducing’ stages to a...
ADE Diary 2012 pt. 2
posted by Guy Hornsby
Friday 19th October Fuzzy-headed, but feeling we were almost veterans by now, so much had we crammed into 36 hours already. But there’s always more you can do at ADE. In the case of Friday, it was more panels, interviews, and a rendezvous with Hawtin. Or so we thought. Having found our...
ADE Diary 2012 pt. 1
posted by Guy Hornsby
Wednesday 17th October Arriving in Schipol after a flight shorter than some tube journeys, our first experience of Amsterdam’s benefits came when heading to Centraal by train. After London’s ‘express’ services, this was positively supersonic, and forty minutes after walking out of the...
D Edge in review
posted by Natasha Remington
D-Edge is the setting; an experience, a culture and an all inspiring venture right in the heart of the bustling city of Sao Paolo. Arguably the most popular venue in the whole of South America, it’s owned by one of the most influential promoters in the region Renato Ratier. The club itself...
We Love…. Clos...
posted by Guy Hornsby
We Love has been a fixture on the island since the summer of 1999, and you’d be forgiven for wondering whether thirteen years of promoting Sunday megalith sessions would present the team behind it with a difficulty in developing it beyond its strict 7th day confines. In reality, much like...
Secretsundaze Go Ban...
posted by Guy Hornsby
As sure as rain in the English summer and traffic jams stretching to the coast, for the last decade Londoners have enjoyed the August Bank Holiday in the company of Secretsundaze. In fact, it’s hard to remember what the seventh day of the week was like around this time before Giles Smith...
Beat Herder Festival...
posted by Hannah McMoist
I always think of Beat Herder like Glastonbury, all the quirky thing’s you’d find there but on a smaller scale; like an underground bar and a tattoo studio. But this year was more like Glastonbury than ever as it was raining! Lets face it, the British weather has been shocking and...
Exit Festival, Serbi...
posted by Hannah McMoist
Well Exit festival 2012 not only lived up to my expectations but exceeded it by miles! This four-day festival really packs a punch with its eclectic line-ups; everything from Duran Duran to Skream and Sgt Pokes! The festival started on a high for me! I am a huge New Order fan (some might say...
Exit Festival 2012, ...
posted by Hannah McMoist
When I think of Eastern Europe the first thing that used to come to my mind was the film ‘Hostel’ you know the one where they are hunting back packers instead of game animals. So when a friend suggested we go to Serbia last year to Exit festival, needless to say, I was a little wary. Exit...
