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Tuesday

This Saturday...



Urban Nerds have sorted themselves a very special birthday line up in a fully licensed warehouse which has 3 big rooms with Funktion 1 sound. As you can see from the flyer there's a large range of different sounds catering for everyone's needs and creating a proper party vibe. This is not one to miss.





***SECRET LOCATION HAS NOW BEEN REVEALED***

The Ewer Street Warehouse
31 Great Suffolk Street
London
SE1 0NR

5 minutes walk from Southwark Tube Station (Jubilee line). 1.5 miles from Liverpool Street.

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With it being the Senseless Records Album Launch I have a couple of album teasers of what to expect from them. "Vocals and Versions Vol 1&2" are well worth having when they get a release. (Watch for a full post next week)

Fall In Love (Feat. Honey Brown) - Sarantis [RUDEEE]
Quente (Kanji Kinetic Remix) - DeVille
What Goes Around Comes Around (Feat. Smasha) - Ghosttown
Retaliate (King Cannibal Remix) - Sarantis

RAVE ON!

Monday

This Friday...



After a booming start to the year with South Rakkas Crew and Toddla T among many others bringing the heat, Trouble Vision returns to the arches of Corsica Studios with something extra special…

Not only is it Superfilth !!! this Friday (7pm-1am) but there's also this massive line up which has been named one of the top 5 nights of April by iDJ. You could probably have guessed this yourselves just by looking at the flyer. In preparation for this we have two mixes, one from each of the room hosts, Dirty Canvas and Dead Fish.

Dead Fish is the recently conceived imprint of the Italian come London based house don Mowgli, and this main room takeover will act as the Official Dead Fish Label Launch Party. It will also celebrate the second release on the label entitled “The Big Stef” by Solo.

To launch the label, Mowgli and Team Trouble Vision have pulled together an all-star lineup of producers and DJs which will definitely not disappoint. Heading the bill is Riva Starr. Riva had a huge year in 2008 with releases on Jesse Rose’s ‘Made To Play’ label, Claude Von Stoke’s ‘Dirtybird’ imprint and countless releases on Southern Fried. He was also branded one of the Players of The Year 2008 by iDJ, and 2009 is all set to be even bigger.

Next up, hailing all the way from Washington DC, Matt Nordstrom and Dave Nada, better known as Nadastrom will be taking to the decks with one of their 4 turntable specialty sets. After spending months at the top of the Beatport download chart last year, Trouble Vision are proud to be giving Nadastrom their London debut.

Wrapping things up in Room 1 are the core team behind Dead Fish as well has being the first two artists to release upon it. Solo and of course label boss Mowgli, with additional support from Trouble Vision’s very own resident Oli DAB.


Dirty Canvas will host room 2 on this occasion and keeping with the traditions of past Trouble Visions, it’ll be dedicated to a more dub-stepping-hip-hopping-dancehall vibe. Over the last couple of years Dirty Canvas have been true connoisseurs and general pioneers in the development of the dubstep and grime scenes within London, and the lineup which they have put together for us on this occasion is certainly in keeping with their consistently innovative and excitingly high standards.

Fronting proceedings in the Dirty Canvas room is the Bristol wonder kid and Kode9’s prodigy, Joker. With acclaimed releases dropping on Hyperdub and Tectonic to name a couple, Joker is definitely a big talent to look out for in the future. Next up is DMZ, Rinse FM and Fwd>> regular and super sharp DJ, Chef. With one of his characteristic 3 turntable sets, he is bound to set room 2 on fire. Further hefty support comes from the garage stylings of Oneman, the dancehall riddims of The Heatwave & Rubi Dan, the future bass of Mumdance, and last but not least Dirty Canvas residents Tomb Crew, Reecha and Magic.


Last but not least, Trouble Vision wouldn’t be Trouble Vision without the Silent Disco, and with the main two rooms already bursting with talent it falls upon our Trouble Vision residents to embrace the responsibility. The Boog-A-Loo Crew and Hylu will be flexing their reggae/dub infused stylings against the more progressive house cuts of Nick Wittingham, who in turn will be followed by the organized chaos that is The Wolf Soundsystem Feat. Lil’ Red and Grandma in The Bed who will be cutting it up against Solid Gold & Park Ranger.

With over 20 acts on the bill spread across 3 rooms for 8 hours of undiluted fun, and all for a tenner or less, its fair to say that Trouble Vision is swiftly becoming a truly essential event.

£8 before 12, £10 After
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REMEMBER TO COME TO SUPERFILTH!!! AT 93FT EAST FOR A FREE PRE PARTY!

Saturday

MANCHESTER SKANKERS



This Wednesday, 22nd April 2009 at the Ruby Lounge, Manchester. All those in the area, get down for this one!

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Fuckin' BONKERS!



What a way to wake up on Saturday morning! The sun is beaming through my window and I'm sitting here on the computer but... I have some important news/tunes for your ears. More of that in a minute. Thade went to Caspa's album launch at Fabric last night and said it was the best evening he's ever spent there so big up to all that were involved and I'm very jealous of all you that were there enjoying the tunes. He managed to get in with an AAA pass so has been pushing the Hush House word to all the top dogs so hopefully something will come of that. Watch out for some Caspa biz!

Back to the important stuff. Here we have a brand new track from Doorly. You may remember him from that monster Calvin Harris remix but if not, check it in this post. He's taken Armand Van Helden's anthem which features Dizzee and given it a slight twist. Big tune to try and remix and I think he's had a fair go at it and I'm sure it'd go off. The original tune, which Dizzee played at the end of his set at Snowbombing saw the biggest reaction of the week. The whole room was indeed going bonkers! There's been some controversy but to be fair, it's pretty good and most people love it so I don't think there needs to be any slating of Dizzee for trying to fit in with the dance scene. But one thing is for sure, Armand Van Helden should get most of the credit.

Bonkers (Doorly's Dubstep Remix) - Armand Van Helden

Next we have something a little special from the Canadian man DatsiK, this guy is really blowing up in the Dubstep world and is producing some seriously good tunes. Check the myspace for the track "Gizmo" - it's ruder than your local grimey kid hangout!

"Grimey industrial devious future ninja techbots wrapped in tinfoil and thrown down the stairs, only to be ran over by a steamroller and hung out to dry..."

Apples - DatsiK [RUDEEE]

We've had heavyness from Bassnectar before but this one is all about the sick beat and ragga(?) vocals...

Kingston - Bassnectar

Then two remixes which, I don't know if they should really be allowed to Dubstepified, everything seems to be getting the makeover, however the actual production of the beats behind the acapellas is pretty good. It seems the "Sweet Dreams" track has been done from scratch? Have a listen n see.

Sweet Dreams (2 Ninjas Remix) - Eurythimics [RUDEEE]
Mad World (Chemikal Dub Remix) - Gary Jules (myspace)

And lastly but not least, this track from Reso, with a suitable name for this post and on a large system it will do what it says on the tin!

Smash Yer Face In - Reso