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SATURDAY 5TH AUGUST

JUSTIN MILLS & ANTONY DALY
(REVERB)

CHRISSY GRAHAM

BINNI

VENUE: THE BASEMENT @ THE CHARLES GREY,
OPP MONUMENT, NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE

£4 NUS / GUESTLIST - EMAIL YOUR NAME TO... error_guestlist@hotmail.co.uk
£5 OTHERS

[B]10pm till 3am[/B]
DRINKS PROMOS
ADDED SOUNDSYSTEM

INFO - [email]scotnicolson@hotmail.co.uk[/email]

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for those of you that claim to be into techno, you shouldn't miss this...

Justin Mills and Antony Daly, between 2000 and 2001, played alongside Andrew Weatherall, Carl Craig, Billy Nasty, Mr C, DJ Bone, Vince Watson, Funk D'void, Percy X and Baby Ford..

They joined the gaps between house, techno, electro, and were probably the first people in Newcastle to play tracks by Playgroup and Chicken Lips, while introducing labels such as Viewlexx and Clone.

The same can be said for Italo Disco..

Fingers, well on the pulse and ahead of the game.

Stop posting as me you tit.

I think you're rubbish.

help meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

i'm just speaking your mind

you balloon knot

benny

I'll try get myself along to this

textbook

lol i hardly ever come out so chances are i'll be able to make it.

Reverb was a weekly hi gloss / lo budget night that joined the dots and blurred the boundaries between house, broken beats, electro, techno, through to drum n bass.

Justin Mills and Antony Daly were the initial residents, from its humble beginnings in December 2000, in Scotland Yard (former Powerhouse), on Waterloo St, Newcastle.

Reverb lasted a year there. They took care of the soundtrack in the main room, with tracks from Europe, Detroit, Chicago and America's West Coast. I dare say that the likes of Playgroup and Chicken Lips and labels like Clone and Viewlexx, got their first airing in Newcastle via them during that 12 months
They were fortunate enough to play alongside the likes of Carl Craig, Andrew Weatherall, DJ Bone, Vince Watson, Baby Ford, Paul Mac, Radioactive Man, Christian Smith, Billy Nasty, Mark Broom and Mr C. - also hosting parties for well respected labels like Soma and Eukatech.

In the Summer of 01, Reverb was involved in hosting Grooverider's show, live from Reverb, at the ill fated Newcastle Love Parade. Sarah Cox turned up at door and asked to be shown to 'somewhere quiet', only to be told in no uncertain terms that there were 1000 people in there 'Gannin Mental'..she didn't hang around long.

They called time on the weekly Reverb parties in 2001, but continued to host one offs, keeping their hands in with 2 parties at The Castle Keep, and once again, playing their mix of house, electro, techno and also italo - seemingly before the vast majority picked up on that sound.

These days Justin could possibly be found concentrating on producing, not djing too much, eating nice food and preparing for Fatherhood.

Daly can be stepped across and tutted at, anywhere between Tokyo and TD Towers. He helps to promote Suono, a sporadic, but quality club night that has played host to Electrofunk legend, Greg Wilson, Manchester's hugely influential, A Certain Ratio, and brought the awesome 2020 Sound System, to toon, for their Newcastle debut.As well as that, he dj's at Suono Sundays - a monthly Balearic party, held on the rooftop at Tokyo..A bit of a departure to the music that was played at Reverb, but hopefully with the same attention to detail, and seeking out some well offside music for your pleasure.. Add to that, he knocks out more mix cds than a benefits office full of female teenage charvas on HRT could knock out bairns....

wheres the bio on chrissy g?

Iam sure he will be knocking one up as we speak!

Hope it goes well lads! Last one was spot on!

"I'm from Sunderland originally, made my way through here in 1998 like many others due to the stagnant scene over there. Cut my clubbing teeth at the Arena in Middlesbrough in 95 to the likes of Roger S, Slam, Oakenfold (when he was decent), Tongy, X Press 2 , all of whom had their moments. Wasn't till I got to Shindig for the first time in 96 where I truly fell in love with that type of sound. Bought some decks in 1996 and started my collection. I've played in most bars in town including, Jaks (old shindig warm up where Tokyo now is), Revolution, North and presently Coco V. I played at the early Disco Noir's too, the Jeff Mills night being the highlight (upstairs room). Modern day influences coming from the likes of Craig Richards, James Holroyd, Michael Mayer and anyone pushing that techy, trippy forward thinking sound."

@ techy trippy forward thinking

http://www.simonquick.co.uk/Christopher_Graham_-_January_2006_Mix_from_www.simonquick.co.uk.mp3



chrissy mix from january


Wanda - Wig Wax - (Louderbach) - Underline
Hiem - Zombie Party (Konrad Black) - Crosstown Rebels
Mossa - Black Banana (John Tejada) - Circus
Liebe 1st Cool - LICOD - Lebensfreude
Jacek Sienkiewcz - Secret Life - Recognition
Someone Else - Bedroom Eyes - Foundsound
Jambi - Who Dropped The Ball (Someone Else) - District of Coruption
Aki Latvamaki - A Bath Tub Full of Mutated Bees - Budenzauber
Memo - APN Jam (Jeremy Caulfield) - Lan Music
Mathias Schaffhauser - Lost Vox (Pan-Pot) - Ware
Donato Dozzy - United Elements - Lan Music

some big hitters on there

hewwwwwwwwwwwwwww

TONIGHT!

6K Soundsystem in there tonight plus drinks promos!

Hope to see some of you down there to get yr minimalelectrotechno fix!

tunes sorted

raring to go

class night!!!!