a coffee or a ‘shake in the backroom cinecafé and chill to various short flicks. I Glam at The Vaults. 9pm-3am. £10; £8 before 1 1pm; students £5. 24 Oct. Fortnightl . Massive guest- Jeremy Healy I Going glaces at the ABC Filtnhouse. l lpm—3am. £9 (£7). Tickets are available in advance only from Alphabet Video on Marchrnont Road and Fopp Records. 31 Oct. It's A Nig/tmmre 011 Elm Street theme for all that‘s Halloween. If you want to go (and chances are that you do). run don‘t walk and get your tickets now. They always sell out faster than something that is really fast. Sure to be a night of kitsch-tress and hysterical lau hter and that'sjust from the security. I Ilianlty Panky at La Belle Angele. I lpm-3am. £5. Weekly. Come and frolic shamelessly to the cheesier than cheesy 70s. 80s and 90s party tunes. I Hellfire Cafe Royale. Monthly. Date tbc. I Joy at Wilkie House. Monthly. Next date l4 Nov. I Le Freak at The Attic. 1 lpm—3am. £4. Weekly. Back to the 70s and all that used to glitter. Strut your funky stuff. I Liquid at the Liquid Room. 10.30pm—3am. £5. Weekly. Residents Dave Smith and Andy Ford play club favourites from house. garage and old school. Very busy. get there early. I The living Room 9pm—lam. Free. Weekly. See Fri. I Lizzard Lounge at Cafe Graffiti. 10prn—2am. £6 (£5). Weekly. 24 Oct wont be beat ‘3 The Hardway DJ Night' with the supreme team Joseph Malik. Unkle Fawaz and Eh? Wun! Genius in action. my friends. 31 Oct sees The Lizzard Lounge All-Stars. the Edinburgh collective of the cream of Edinburgh's bands and musicians returning after their very successful residency during the Festival. As if you missed it . . . I Loveshack at The J al‘facake. 10.30pm—3am. £5. Weekly. Now over a year old. a mainstream party night. Expect a tnix of 70s. 80s and 90s chart hits. plus a revamped venue. I Luvely at Wilkie House. lOpm—3am. £ 10 (£6 members/ costumed). 31 Oct. Monthly. Funky hard house and Euro tech-trance in the tnain room. garage and friendly house through the back. residents are Peter James. Jahred and Scott G. ‘Horny Devils and Wicked Witches' —just in time for Halloween. Another night of hedonistic abandon at this gay/mixed night. Nothing is more important than your attitude. I Made In Iguana at Iguana Cafe Bar. 8pm—lam. Free. Weekly. Stuart Duncan (Triptonite North/J DJ) with house in this busy bar. I The Mambo Club at The Cavendish. l()pm~3am. £3 cone and before 11pm; £4 thereafter. Weekly. World music Sir ()ssie plays the full African. soca. Latin. salsa. reggae and raga sounds. I Messenger Sound System at The Bongo Club. I 1pm—3am. £6 (£5). 31 Oct. Fortnightly. A genuine sound system on a custom-built rig made for bass. Expect a rough selection of upfront roots and dub reggae from back when to 2000 and beyond. Tonight sees a tribute to King Tubby. the original dubmaster. Raw drum 'n‘ bass. dubwise style. I Mingin' at Studio 24. llpm—3am. £5. 24 ()ct. Monthly. Pumping gay/mixed house. techno and trance night. A transl'ormation at Mingin'. Gone are the big name guests Alan ltas brought in Brian Dempster to kick offeach night before he concentrates on the 'darker. dirtier. nastier. sexier side of things'. I Ministry Of Sound at The Potterrow. 9pm—3am. £7 (£5). 24 Oct. DJs Heaven and Dave Chambers will introduce a load of students to the superclub house sounds of The Ministry. I Moloko at La Belle Angele. 7pm early doors. £6 available in advance from Fopp. Virgin and Ripping Records. Basstrap Productions proudly presents the return of the freaky duo ‘Moloko‘ with support from the Flemish ‘Hooverphonic' and French lounge-core DJ Kid Loco. Expect the unexpected!

I Moroccan Clouds at P0 Na Na. 10pm-3am. Free before 11pm. £2 after. Weekly. Well Stirred at the controls in this busy bar/club. dropping a mix of disco. funk. 60s. 70s. 80s. hip hop and cheese. I Naughty at The Ark. 9pm—3am. £6. Weekly. Co-hosted by Scot-FM with chart orientated music to target the main- line office worker. apparently. I Noa 9pm—3am. Free before I 1pm; £3 before midnight; £6 after. Weekly. Head through to the backroom for quality garage and house with Taste’s Martin Valentine and Stuart Barrie. I The Party at Revolution. lOpm—3am. £5 10-1 1pm; £6 llpm-lZarn; £7 after. Weekly. Door policy dress to impress so dust off your fave bits of Lycra and buff up your shiniest shoes. it‘s party time! I Phat Pharm at City 2. 9pm—Iam. Free. 24 Oct. Fortnightly. Yogi Haughton playing whatever Yogi Haughton plays. Expect funk through to garage with anything in-between. I Pre-Viva at Club Mercado. 9pm—l lptn. Free. 24 Oct. Fortnightly. Check out this great take on the pre-club bar thing. It’s a cabaret-style way to kick start your night and if you haven‘t passed out. you can stay on for Viva the club for free! I RAW at Negociants. lOpm—3am. Free. Weekly. Bringing together quality guests from local clubs to join the residents gla in funk and underground house.

a to 8a ylon at the Shooting Gallery. Monthly. Next date 21 Nov. I Rebirth at Studio 24. 9pm—3am. 24 Oct. Monthly. Euphoria - another night of ‘schoolhouse’ with Kev Wright (Sublitne). Tom Wilson (Stepping Out). Selector. Ballistic and resident DJ Demolition Man. A varied line-up for what will be a massive and banging night at the ol‘ Studios. I The Rocking Horse I lpm—3alll. £3. Weekly. Three floors of the darker and harder side of things. Tomb Raider for the gothic and industrial sounds. Frenzy for rock and alternative and Fly for the indie and chemical noises. I Samhuinn Benefit Club at Studio 24. llpm—3am. 31 Oct. With the Sativa Drummers. I Scratch at The Venue. £6 (£5). 24 Oct. Fortnightly. You will be very satisfied with the residents Lyley. Gino. Plus One & Extra and of course. Ruftone. Add to this breakers. an open mic and loads of art work and yes. it's your hip hop oasis in the urban storm. I Substance at The Honeycomb. l 1pm-3am. £10 (£8). 31 Oct. Fortnightly. A fantastic suprise guest to replace the cancelled FrankieFoncett. Matthia Heilbonn flies over for the gig and it's going to be a big ‘un! Residents to keep you on your feet and dancing the night away are Craig Smith and Mikey Stirton in the main and Bootsy and Ross Keddie in the Lounge.

I The Subway West End 4pm—3am. £1.

Weekl . See Thu.

I Lo Ian Ga and Lesbian Switchboard asquerade Ball at The Assembly Rooms. 8pm—lam. £12 (£10). 31 Oct. Monthly. Tickets available in advance from Route 66. Blue Moon. P.J.'s. Virgin. The New Town Bar or Credit Card Hotline on 556 8997. A Halloween Special it‘s a noctournal assembly of persons in disguise.

I Teaseage at The Citrus. 1 lpm—3am. £4. Weekly. Indie. with a touch of dance and funk. played to a packed and sweaty crowd.

I Tribal Funktion at The Venue. llpm—3am. £7 (£5). 24 Oct. Fortnightly. Take a breather with the residents. yeah right! George T and Simone upstairs providing the funky techno. jackin‘ house and chunky disco on three decks (ooh!) and H plays hip hop. funk and well. anything he likes really. down stairs. 7 Nov is one for your diaries. Gemini from Chica 0 will provide the sounds.

I Ug y Groove Movement at The Jazz Joint. 10pm-3am. £5 (£4). Weekly. The ten-piece return to play their popular fusion of soul. funk and Latin.

I Underworld Vibes at Bannermans. 9pm—lam. Free. Weekly. Local DJs spin pre-club vibes in this popular bar. Tonight. it's mainstream dance cheese. I Vegas at The Shooting Gallery. 10.30pm-3am. £7 (£5 in fancy dress). 24 Oct. Fortnightly. Their first birthday party! Downstairs in Club Copacabana celebrate with swinging showtunes. Latin rhythms. disco and country. Upstairs tn the Stardust Lounge you‘ll hear a mixture ofeasy listening and cult tnovie themes. It's flashy. it's mad viva l.as Vegas.

I Viva at Club Mercado. l lpm—3am. £8. 24 Oct. Fortnightly. Residents are the fabulous and divine Miss Viva. Mik'e and Betty Ford. Amanda Lyons and her sweet vocals and Kenny Tomlinson with his sexy sax. Honey. you‘ve got disco and funk. house and club. live cabaret and performers. Dress to make an itnpression.

I Walkers 10.30pm—3am. £tbc. Weekly. Over 21s. Smart dress. Party night with residents S. Chapman. C. Frame and Slimen. One for the local office workers and West Enders.

I Wize lives at the Shooting Gallery. Monthly. Next date tbc.

I Yush! at City 2. Free. 24 ()ct. Fortnightly. Underground sounds representing the label. A] from Blacka'nized provides the hip hop and ragga flavour.

EDINBURGH SUNDAYS

I Absent Without Leave at Revolution. 10.30pm—3am. £2.50 before 11pm; £3 llpm—l2am; £4 after. Weekly. A fusion of poptastic dance. chart and garage anthems frotn Alan Key and Adrian Luvdtrp.

I Bare Story 7.30pm—lam. Free. Weekly. Drinks promos. Pre-club action with DJs dropping the garage and house vibe. Selected bottled beers £1.

I C.C. Blooms lem-3am. Free. Weekly. See Thursdays.

I Chroma at Jazz. Joint. l()pm-3am. £3. Weekly. Fresh and live drum 'n' bass from this quartet with vocals frotn Heather McLeod.

I Creamed at The Ark. Ilpm-3am. £6 (£5). Weekly. Quality party favourites and mainline spirits at 49p . . . the weekend‘s not over yet.

I Double Six Club at Wilkie House. l0pm—3am. £3. Weekly. The best way to wind down the weekend. Hang out with your tnates and play loads ofdifferent games ranging from ones so old school you barely remember them. to the cutting edge in board game technology.

I ehl More at eh I. 9pm~lam. Free. Weekly. Tim King plays his favourite hip hop. acid jazz and funk records in this pre-club bar.

I Galaxy at The Liquid Room. 10.30pm—3am. £3. Weekly. Funk. soul. Northern and disco. Selected drinks at 50p all night!

I Hip Roda at The Bongo Club. 7.30pm. £7 (£5). 1 Nov. A club/dance performance demonstrating and exploring the cultural connections between breakdance and Capoeira. The live performance will incorporate those willing from the audience and DJs will be Eh7Wun! and Frosty.

I Lush at The Vaults. Next date tbc.

I Noa 9pm—3am. Free before 1 1pm; £3 before midnight; £6 after. Proving that there is life in the West-End. this out-post is a diamond find. Not a bar. not a club. but definitely worth a look.

I Rudies at The Venue. basement. l().3()pm—3am. £tbc. I Nov. Monthly. Indian music with a hardcore. reggae and jungle flavour.

I The Subway West End 4pm——3am. £1. Weekly. See Thu.

I Sundaze at Po Na Na. 1 lpm—3am. Free before 1 1pm; £2 after. Weekly. Murray Richardson (Rebel Waltz) with dance classics frotn days gone by.

I Sunday Sunday at The Citrus Club. 10pm—3am. £2. Weekly. All drinks £1 all night. Funk. dance. indie. big beat. disco. rock. 80s and much. much tnore.

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it’s a sure thing that you’ve heard some of their music. Here are the essentials on trance outfit The Quietman.

Name? Quietman.

Real Name? Larry Lush (keyboards) aka Lawrence Elliot-Potter and Will (William) Frost (artist and producer).

Home? London.

Labels? Currently only one, really. Platipus.

It was a beautiful moment . . . Well, maybe. They met while Wilf was doing a 01 support slot for Rise, a band Larry was engineering for. They formed Friends, Lovers & Family shortly afterwards.

Friends. Lovers . . . who? As FLF they released ‘Children's Stories‘ which was initially released on Beat Freak before being licensed to Rising High Records. When Rising High’s A&R man refused in his infinite wisdom one of their singles, it was immediately picked up by Platipus and Quietman emerged. You see?

Ahh, that rings a bell! And so it should. It's a safe bet that you've heard either 'Now And Zen’ or 'The Sleeper', both released from Quietman’s first album Plastic Gourd to much critical acclaim. More importantly, loads of people danced to them.

Their latest work? Shhh was releaSed in April this year and resulted in an inordinate amount of ooh-ing and 33h- ing from all sides of Clubland, despite being pigeonholed in the ambient and trance genres.

It's all just a musical thing, isn’t it? Well no, actually. Will is currently completing a BA Hons in Fine Art and uses his artistic talent in their live PA's. As Larry plays the music, Wilf paints impressions on a blank canvas. His work features on the sleeve of Shhh.

What else do they get up to? Larry runs his own label with Paul Marlow aka Mr 02 called Lush Recordings. Together with Will they record under different pseudonyms. The label is affiliated With the Truelove Label Collective which runs on the common premise that artists express themselves best without interference or restriction.

And the future? They will take a break this winter to record new material and hope to have a full-scale UK tour underway next summer.

(Tom Dallmeyer)

The Ouietman play live at Sublime, Wilkie House Fri 6 Nov.

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