SMD's new album Whorl was released on September 9th. You can stream it here.
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Friday
Mavrik Presents: Simian Mobile Disco
SMD's new album Whorl was released on September 9th. You can stream it here.
Tuesday
Electric Minds w/ John Talabot & Axel Boman
After their incredible back to back session at the Resident Advisor off party in Barcelona on Thursday, Electric Minds welcome John Talabot & Axel Boman alongside Kris Wadsworth, to Studio Spaces E1 this Friday. There has been a big demand for this one, last advance tickets here.
COMPETITION: We have been given a pair of tickets to give away - simply email info@electricminds.co.uk with Hush House as the subject.
Wednesday
PREMISE ANNOUNCE SPECIAL GUEST
Premise is set to take place on Saturday 22 March from 3pm - 3am at Low Profile Studios in the Finsbury Park / Harringay / Manor House area of London.
Headlining the occasion will be Musk who are flying in for their first UK live show. The Berlin duo have turned out a number of solid releases in the past couple of years and gained particular attention via the Innervisions / Muting The Noise shop. Their style could be described something like Disco meets House at its best plus a load of fun and energy mixed in.
Dance Dance Dance - Musk [LGDZ]
In support are DeadEcho who we hosted in Leeds alongside Redshape & Fullbarr back in January 2012 - we can guarantee they’ll have the loft in full swing. Good friend Pelski also makes the line up and of course your trusty Hush House residents R & J.
Tickets are highly recommended as capacity is, of course, limited. Get them here. Facebook event here.
Saturday
10 YEARS OF PHONICA
Always our first port of call whenever we're splashing the cash in Soho, Phonica Records can proudly celebrate its tenth birthday this weekend. Ten years in which it has served up the finest house and techno (and plenty of other stuff) to Londoners and beyond.
To mark the occasion, there's a sterling 3 x LP compilation of original tracks from the likes of Juju & Jordash, Legowelt and ICube, with even more being offered up in the digital format. And, as would be fitting, there's a serious party going down tonight at Fire.
To do our own little bit of reminiscing, we've thrown together a YouTube playlist of some of the favourite tunes we've bought from these guys over the years. Enjoy!
Saturday 15th February - Krankbrother presents 10 Years of Phonica
Henrik Schwarz [live]
Midland
Kassem Mosse [live]
Psychemagik
Appleblim
Krankbrother
Phonica DJs
Jack C
Tickets still available here.
Thursday
Preview: St John Sessions, November 2013
Having previously welcomed the likes of Actress, Tim Hecker, and Nils Frahm to the church which they call home, St John Sessions continue their series of live events, showcasing the best in experimental, ambient music.
The next event, featuring Biosphere, Perc, and EQLS takes place on 7th November. If you like your music to be delivered in sonic landscape form, you'd be silly to miss this one.
Tickets are available here. Find out more on Facebook.
Monday
HUSH HOUSE presents A Secret Love Affair
We return to Mint Club in Leeds this Friday with our residents providing the soundtrack from start to finish. Indulge yourself in our Secret Love Affair.
Cheap tickets are available from Resident Advisor and Ticket Arena.
Cheap tickets are available from Resident Advisor and Ticket Arena.
Tuesday
Friday
Review: ECHO FESTIVAL 2013
photo credit: Here & Now
This year's Echo Festival was as unpredictable as it was enjoyable. The secluded site provided a place for festival goers to party hassle-free for the duration of the four nights of music. While there were a few mishaps, including a generator failure on Thursday, festivities carried on undeterred.
One of the Friday night highlights was hearing Redshape play an improvised live set of his own material. Hearing his version of Martyn's 'We Are You In The Future' recreated live was a an experience we'll not soon forget. Other highlights included Nick Höppner's sunrise set on Saturday night, which included various forms of 4/4 house and techno and spurred us on to party well into Sunday afternoon. Delano Smith's set of deeper house fare and Space Dimension Controller's singalong selections were similarly well received. Some quality tunes could also be heard on the beach throughout the afternoon, sets from Outboxx and Nick Rejam in particular stood out above the rest.
While the festival is only in it's second year, it is likely to gain momentum next year as people are sure to return for the intimate venue and experience. The convenience of the site that included the beach, stages, small bars, restaurants, supermarket, and accommodation is certainly a plus when you aren't looking to stray too far from the excitement. But of course, the best thing about Echo festival is the talent selection, and we will look forward to see who is on the bill for next year's event.
Keep up to date and check out more photos from the event via their Facebook and website.
Monday
Don't Be Afraid w/ Marco Shuttle & Nick Craddock
With both having contributed to our mix series, and with Nick having played superbly at our loft party, it should come as no surprise that we want to recommend this party to you.
Don't Be Afraid on Saturday 27th July will see Marco Shuttle and Nick Craddock play back to back with Cassie Clarke and Hyperdub's Videeo in support.
Saturday
Preview ECHO FESTIVAL 2013
Summer is finally upon us, and what better way to kick things off than Echo Festival on the Adriatic coast of Croatia. Each year, the Echo crew bring some of the finest talents in electronic music to the Istrian region. With a focus on forward thinking house producers from the UK and elsewhere, this team has gone above and beyond to assemble what must be some of the finest names in the business for this event. Echo has posted up some imagery of the site on their facebook page and it looks absolutely ideal for an intimate beach-side festival.
Returning for our second year, we're hosting the Thursday night stage featuring the talents of Smallville recording's Christopher Rau. If you caught him play at our Echo Festival warm-up in Leeds, you'll know that the man can deliver the goods in the form of his unique brand of deep and eclectic house. Also playing on the night is another producer and DJ who we've featured at our nights in the past, Bristolian native October. He's been hard at work in the studio as of late and we're looking forward to seeing what he pulls out of his bag on the night. Last but not least, we'll have warm-up support from our own Dylan Thompson, Nathan Brush and R&J to make sure the night gets started the right way.
There's so much talent lined up for the rest of the festival, that it becomes difficult to do it all justice here in this write-up. Throughout the rest of the weekend, revelers will be treated to a diversity of sounds, from the rhythmic concoctions of Kassem Mosse, to the deep atmospherics of Fred P. We're also anticipating Ostgun Ton boss Nick Höppner's set, as well as sets from Redshape, BLM, Madteo, Outboxx and many others. Echo have started releasing details about who is playing when on their facebook fan page, so be sure to check it out there. If there's any doubt in your mind about making the last minute arrangements necessary to attend this event, then hopefully we've convinced you that the festival will be a special experience and one that may be the highlight of your summer or year. We'll see you there...
Sunday
Secret Loft Party w/ Nick Craddock
Facebook Event
As the weather gets warmer and another academic year draws to a close, we thought it would only be right to end on a high with one last Hush House before we all get off for the summer...
As dedicated followers of Leeds nightlife, you're undoubtedly familiar with that old "SECRET VENUE TBA" patter - buzzing thinking you're gonna be partying like it's 1989 in some mad derelict warehouse, only to find it's that tired old gaff you went to last month, where you froze your arse off and got your trainers covered in grubby white muck. Now that the time's come for us to take a break from our usual home on Park Cross Street, we're looking to do things a little differently.
It's a basic and unfussy dancing space on the second (or maybe third) floor of an old warehouse building just a couple of minutes from Leeds city centre. It's never been used for this kinda thing before, and might never get used again. Just a dancefloor, some decks, a big old sound system and maybe a couple of strobes. This one's about the tunes. (Oh, there'll be a very reasonably priced bar and some toilets too).
Underlying Form 006 - Nick Craddock [Underlying Form]
We've invited Nick Craddock to come and play some records for us. Hailing from just down't road in Huddersfield, Craddock was raised on a diet of superlative house and techno at legendary establishments such as Manchester's Bugged Out!, Liverpool's Voodoo and The Orbit in nearby Morley. Enthused by turn-of-the-century sounds from Perlon, Kompakt, Playhouse and Klang, a cleverly-timed move to London saw him hook up with Portable and Lakuti and become a resident at their famed (and now sadly defunct) Süd Electronic nights - supporting the likes of Jus-Ed, Lawrence and Efdemin at their first UK gigs. These days Nick spends his time playing top-drawer London parties such as Rhythm Section, Plex, To The Bone and Kiss Me Again. He also holds a residency at our old mate Semtek's Don't Be Afraid nights and is a regular on NTS Radio. I (Dylan) also bought some records off him on Discogs once. Nice one for that, Nick.
Perplexing - Nick Craddock [Plex London]
We're not gonna say "capacity is limited" because the capacity of every club in the world (and indeed the world itself) is limited. Basically, it's not a big room so there really aren't very many tickets going for this one. We're not trying to blag you here. Exams are/will be over, so come and celebrate at Hush House. It's gonna be good.
Online tickets are available from Eventbrite and will be followed by a handful of physical ones. RA users can keep up to date here.
Saturday
Sunday
Sonar 2013 Recommendations
There's an abundance of parties in and around Barcelona during Sonar so making the right decision can be tricky. Here are our picks for Friday and Saturday. Tickets have been on sale a little while so are on final release. Grab em while you can.
Friday 14 June
17:00 - 05:00
Planet E at Esferic
Carl Craig
Moodymann
Nina Kraviz
DJ Stingray 313
http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?474711
Saturday 15 June
14:00 - 23:59
Indigo Raw at El Monestario
DJ Koze
Isolée (live)
Matthew Dear
Ada
Lawrence
Dürerstuben (live)
http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?473335
Friday
Featuring WORKSHOP
We don't often post mixes that aren't part of our series, but this one is just a bit too good. Recorded at a jam with friends in 2010, Even Tuell cruises through for almost three hours, flying the Workshop Records flag.
Even Tuell - meandyou. Mix 01
Meandyou., who will play host to a full Workshop night at the Soup Kitchen in Manchester on Saturday, also caught up with Tuell for an interesting interview.
Saturday
Echo Festival Warm Up w/ Christopher Rau & October
Facebook Event
As we just about get around to recovering from our first birthday last month, we’re back at The Garage on Friday 19th April. The good people at Echo Festival have put together quite the line-up for their sophomore year on the Croatian coast, and even invited us lot to host a stage on the Thursday night. So we thought it’d only be right to return the favour and throw a little warm-up bash here in Leeds. The line-up’s the same, although unfortunately it’s not taking place on a beach - you’ll have to come with us in June for that.
Marbled World - Christopher Rau [Never Learnt]
Hamburg’s Christopher Rau has released on labels such as Mule Musiq, Ethereal Sound, Pampa and Hypercolour – not forgetting two cracking albums (and a bunch of singles) on Smallville. He collaborates with his mate Moomin under the name Roaming too. You’d probably call his music ‘deep house’, but you won’t find any shufflers in here. It’s melodic, highly attractive and just a little bit quaint, yet never fails on the ‘floor. DJ sets from Mr. Rau are relatively hard to come by on these fair shores, so don’t miss out.
Fabric Promo Mix - Christopher Rau
It’s been a crazy six months or so for October. Since we hosted his Leeds debut back in September the boy from Bristol has (deep breath): turned in a stellar Resident Advisor podcast, put out a couple of widely-acclaimed releases in collaboration with Will Saul and John Osborn (as well as a recent solo outing on NYC’s Voodoo Down Records Records) and even made his Panorama Bar debut last month. Those of you in attendance back in September will know what’s on the menu – rugged, well-oiled house and techno from a real pro.
RA. 339 - October
And as if that isn't enough, Fullbarr Records will be taking over Waxwerks again! Grab your tickets now and we'll see you on the 19th. RA users can keep up to date here.
Tuesday
Preview: Pleasure Principle Festival 2013
Arriving very soon in April is the very first Pleasure Principle festival, a three day weekender formed by Glaswegian party-starters Numbers and Dedbeat.
On Your Mind - Deadboy [Numbers]
Dedbeat festival ran from 2001-2004 at a coastal UK holiday park, playing host to heroes such as Aphex Twin and Madlib. At the time there was nothing around really like it. The intention for Dedbeat was always to return in a new form, but with the same music standards. For Numbers this is another stage in their evolution. Since both crews met through Dedbeat’s festivals over a decade ago, the new association for Pleasure Principle has genuine meaning.
From Friday 26th to Sunday 28th April, Pleasure Principle descends on Newquay, Cornwall. The programme is predictably eclectic and oozing with quality. Expect to see firm Hush House favourites such as Levon Vincent, L.I.E.S., Move D, John Talabot, Legowelt and The Trilogy Tapes alongside many more of electronic music's freshest and most innovative acts.
Ferns of Draconis - Legowelt [L.I.E.S.]
The weekender takes place in Trevelgue Holiday Park, in a sprawling green valley and within walking distance of the beach. Accommodation is provided by on-site static caravans and camping, whilst there is also a wealth of local B&B’s, hotels and rental cottages in close proximity.
Dancer - Robert Hood [M-Plant]
Tickets are available from £115. Check out the full line-up and grab tickets at website. You can also find them on Facebook or at their Twitter. Don't sleep on this one, it's sure to be something special.
Saturday
1st Birthday w/ Pional & Semtek
Facebook Event
Has it really been a year since we commandeered Mint Club for our premier outing into the murky depths of Leeds nightlife? The answer, of course, is no – it’s been 377 days. But they say that time flies when you’re having fun, and we’d be inclined to agree. Five events (and a crafty hop over to The Garage) later, we feel as though we’ve left an indelible mark on the face of this beautiful city and to celebrate we’re putting on one of our best line-ups to date.
Pional (pronounced “pee-o-nahl”, not “pie-uh-nul” like we all used to think it was) crafts thoughtful, carefully considered house music with bags of Iberian charm and acute indie-pop sensibilities. His solo output on Permanent Vacation and Hivern Discs – in addition to highly lauded collaborations with fellow countryman John Talabot – tout a sun-drenched yet melancholy sound that’s been turning heads for a few years now. Think heartbreak and ecstasy by the sea. His rare DJ sets are known to combine the best in vintage US deep house with ethereal modular offerings from Daphni et al...we’re certainly looking forward to seeing what presents he brings to our party.
Modcast #115 - Pional
Semtek, or Cambridge’s own Benjamin Roth, has been running the acclaimed Don't Be Afraid label since 2009, home to Mr. Beatnick, Alis, Claws For?, Mgun, Photonz and of course his own inimitable productions. His is an esoteric take on electronic music that melds hallmark elements of house and techno together into fearful, gripping machine funk. As far as his own selections go, his recent Little White Earbuds podcast expertly showcased a varied palate for all things 4/4, classic and contemporary...we’ve no doubt he’ll be able to blow out those candles.
Boiler Room x Don't Be Afraid 50 Minute Set - Semtek
£6 earlybird tickets available until Monday 4th March, £8 after that. RA users can keep up to date on here.
Happy birthday to us, we'll see you there!
Thursday
Preview: Horizon Festival 2013
Since Martyn, Boddika and Jackmaster graced the Leeds launch party at Mint Warehouse a couple of weeks ago, our excitement about heading out to Bulgaria in March has been steadily increasing.
Textures - Guy Andrews [Hemlock]
Taking place at the winter sports resort of Bankso, Bulgaria from 23rd-29th March, Horizon Festival will offer something a little different to its counterparts as you will be able to ski between the different parties taking place throughout the day. With a lineup that takes in some of our favourites, including Mark E, Leon Vynehall and Maribou State, you will also be able to catch us playing some tunes to warm your bones!
Darker - Mark E [MERC]
Festival packages, which include six nights accommodation, pool, spa, wristband and ski pass start from a pretty reasonable £256. Anyone with a bigger budget can splash out on 5* treatment for a cool £499! Details of all the options as well as the full lineup are available from the festival's website.
Mask - Maribou State & Pedestrian [Pets Recordings]
Keep up to date on Facebook and we hope to see some of you on the slopes!
Monday
Featuring MARTYN
photo credit: Shaun Bloodworth
Dutch bass advocate Martyn provides the second offering on Steffi's Dolly Dubs label. A-side track 'Oceania' has real space to it, incorporating breaksy rhythms and deep dubby delays reminiscent of his 2007-8 Apple Pips and 3024 releases. Personal favourite 'Newspeak' on the other hand has a strong bassline presence and bongo inspired grooves. 'What is room 101' incorporates sliding airy chords and shuffled hi-hats to round of the EP, which should be released on February 4th via Juno.
Newspeak EP - Martyn [Dolly Dubs]
Saturday 2nd February sees Martyn headline the Horizon Festival Launch Party at Mint Warehouse in Leeds where we'll be hosting the main room with our friends Flux. Nonplus boss Boddika, Leeds duo Aartekt and our very own Joe Were and Robert Cary complete the bill. Online tickets available here.
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