Party: Endless Race + H&P present: BELL TOWERS (Public Possession)

Party: Endless Race + H&P present: BELL TOWERS (Public Possession)

Huntleys & Palmers and Endless Race team up to bring one of the most exciting young talents in dance music at the moment: Bell Towers.

Now, you know how these write-ups go: “Bell Towers is a genius, he’s released on so-and-so, played with so and so, warmed up for such and such”, and none of it really tells you anything about the music. So we’ll spare you the hassle and keep it short, and let his music do the talking. All you need to know is that he has recent releases on Public Possession and Ruf Kutz in his arsenal. If you’re a fan of those labels then you’ll know the significance of this. If you don’t, then please check them out, you won’t regret it.

In his own words: “Bell Towers studied Sound Art at RMIT University, grew tired with Drone music, became obsessed with Italo Disco.. became tired of Italo Disco.. became obsessed with the back catalogue of Relief.. became tired of that THUMPTHUMPTHUMP.. went back to new wave.. & on & on & on. As a DJ Bell Towers knows how to work an EQ and keep things alight in near darkness, as a producer Bell Towers releases euphoric house not house 12”s on labels like Internasjonal and Public Possession.”

As if that wasn’t enough, to start the night off we’ve asked Slab of the Tabernacle’s Joel “The Judge” Shaw to take control of the first half of the night. A solicitor by day, DJ and label owner by early evening, in bed by 11pm, Joel and the Tabernacles have been running club night Slabs of the Tabernacle and record label Tabernacle Records for the last 6 odd years, and have been responsible for bringing over - and releasing material by – some of the most cutting edge DJs and producers around, such as John Heckle, Mark Du Mosch and Moon B to name but a few. Expect a real bag of goodies and free legal advice from this one.

So there you have it: some hot Aussie talent + some hot local talent + Huntleys & Palmers + Endless Race + sweet basement venue = a hot October night.

And, as usual at Nice N Sleazy’s the door tax is only £4.

Invited: Stuart Hales, Craig Birkett, Jay Thompson, Oliver Pitt, Nicolas Ferran, Amelia Grace, Clare Willan, Yasmin Malik, Janika Fuchs, Gemma Winter, Craig Johnson, Jef Sinclair, Yaron Golan, Darren Busby, Brogan Nohow, Andrew Donovan, Daniel McAlpine, Richard King, Viktor Ahlberg, David Short, Steve Dixon, Craig Wardle, Viltė Vaitkutė, Craig Woods, Gary Caruth, Matthew Mullin, Korin Queen, Laura Hyde, Matt Woodward, Rob Moller, Nick Tarlton, Andy McColgan, Josh Longton, Mila Harmider, Rohan Bruce Bell-Towers, Gemma Mitchell, Guy Veale, CJ Gibb, Ann-Marie O'Malley, Jack Archer, Fielding Hope, Chris Earle, Joel White, Matthew Atkinson, Andrew Thomson, Graeme Richard, Neil Honey, Lindsay Conn, Sarah Crimmens, Stu Wright, Joe Howe, Iain Dawson, Sarah Ruby Lawson, Matthew Black, Nessa Johnston, Thomas Govan, Andrew Openshaw, Peter Bosher, Sophie Reilly, Anthony Barry Simms, Wesley Shearer, Kirsty Somerville, Terri Byrne, Ali Walker, Sara Barreto Borges, Anna Quay, Jonny Terrell, Warren Starry Sky, Barry Douglas, Iain Thomson, Will Marshall, Jonathan J. Purdon, Wildflower Florist, Sam Bellacosa, Karen Bones, Billy Woods, Sue Tompkins, Peter Rose, Bier Hof, Joanna Maphin, David Vunk, Rosieposie Law, Helen Lamb, Keir J Ferguson, Lady Kitt, Chris McGill, Peter Kelly, Yorgos Kout, Sarah Sullivan, Joanne Gingersnap Robson, Jonathan Slider, Newcastle Beats, William Downie, Cris Py, Sean Hussain, Compakt Disco, Udith Dematagoda, Rave Irving, Steven Walker, Spencer Stearns show more »