Clubs Iisstingzs

Glasgow Fridays continued

I Playhaus III Soba. 1 1pm 3am. £8. 5 Apr. Monthly. Brand new night featuring the talents of Martyn Jcngahead Il'ndet' 'lhe Counter and StthtracksI and (iordon Logan Il’hnnict playing deep home to tech house.

I Pressure III the Arches. Monthly. Next date 26 Apr with Josh Wink. l'mek and X- l’tcss 3 I Public Spirit at Iludda. 1 lpttt~.“ttttt. £7 I£5 I. Weekly. With all the fIIss abottt the \ldtlc‘lteslel‘ scene It! the lllttllt'c‘lll. here's it good chance to check out what one of the innoyatnt's of the time is tip to now. Budda has ex-llacienda DJ. Jon DII Si1\a. playing II \yeckly set. Meanwhile. warm-up duties are taken care of by the .-\dot‘philiacs In a duh reggae 'mid tempo house sty lee. leasing l)II Silya to pick tip the pace in the last two hours with tip-tempo house. funk and disco. I Pure III the Velyet Rooms. 10pm -3atn. £6 I £-II; £3 before midnight. Weekly. Music for adults. Rotational residents play RSB and hip hop In the upstairs arena while the Ilo\y nstairs lounge gets the fttnky soul treatment from Billy Milligan. Note: don't confuse this with the legendary lidinburgh techno night of the same name.

I Pyrotechnics III Alaska. 1 1pm 3am. £.\‘ I£6I 12 Apr. Monthly. The yetet‘an l’aul ('Itys lcy Iltead hnncho at Fcnetik I'ecordsI takes control of Alaska for the nigltt. A liet'} Igledditfin stew of house. techno and may thing in between.

I The Real Thing III tha. Monthly. .Nc‘\l date :0 .\pt'.

I Spanner at the RI\CI’\1tlL‘ Social. Midnight IIIIc. £8. 12 Apr. Monthly. The Spanner residents are cars Ing It hit of II natnc for thcmsclycs with this night III cwrynncN lIIyotII‘itc underground hotspot. 'l'hcy Ilesctibe their thing as ‘bonty electronics w ith a tottch of shatnc'. Sounds sinful and also It lot of fun.

I Submit Reponse III the lSIh Note (‘luh ItIpstaiI‘sI. Illptn 3am. Free before 11pm: £~I IIfth'. IS Mat and llApI'. Fortnightly. .lack Mottram and Leon _\1cl)ct‘mott host this night of attral cclcctica. liyerything w ill be thrown into the mix. so pay attention.

I Super Scientists III ('1th (It). BI- Innnthly. Next date 24 May.

I Syntax III the Soundhaus. I 1pm late. L” I£6I. 5 Apr. Monthly. Syntax homeboys .IIIcc Ik Nik (‘I‘IIig are joined by DJ Aubrey. .\ spinner of no mean pedigree. Aubrey has spent years cutting 11 up alongsidc the likes of Mr (‘ and (irooyet‘idct‘. cat'y ing IIII

cny Iahlc reputation for hinIsclf. Be there or be It I'eclangIc-esqtte shape.

I Tantra III ’l'I'ash. 10pm 3am. £5 I£4I. \Vcckly. Wall to wall drunk people- wahcy? 1.isa 1.itt|cwood and Iain '1 IInmson play tip- fI'ont house to II packed dance floor. with DJ ls’ohci‘t playing funky house. disco and indie III room two.

I Traxx III the Arches. 10.30pm 3am. £14 I I. I 2 I. I2 .\pI'. Monthly. What more can be It I ItIcn about lI'IIxx‘s guest for this night'.’ (iI'IIIIIlIIIIIsth' l‘lash has done It all: a hip- hop pioneer and II truly great lyricist. With the 'lt'axx guys in support III this party. it takes some heating.

I Tokyo Bitches at Alaska. 1 1pm 3am. £8 IUI. 2‘) Mar only. .\ one-off night of electronic IIIIthenI III which 'l'okyn Bitches l)l' Dempsey and Robbie Dylan till the dark cracks between house and techno. (ittest freak 'l'\y itch lends II hand.

I True People III .-\II III». Monthly. Next date 1‘) Apr. Please note that (‘laude Young is now hosting II weekly show I'l'ttc.

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I Urban Groove III (‘lttb liudda.

11pm 3am. £-l I£3 I. \Vcckly. Featuring the talents of |)oIIIenIc Martin. who is set to merge l'S house and garage. deep house. disco. soul. lunk and iII/I. pins the odd dash of Latin and aim grooycs.

I Zero Zero III the IRIh Nolc Huh.

I 1pm 3am. Free. Weekly. liotttbet‘ and l’osh. \sho hosch prey Ions ‘I‘hII—nIghtct‘

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Yum Yum. play pretty much anything they please. adding It dash of punk. reggae and electronica to the mix of soul. funk and

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I Carwash III g2. 11pm—3am. £3 I£2I. Weekly. Why are so many enjoyable things had for you‘.’ A night of shameless fttn. with disco. funk and soul classics. courtesy of the (iarage's Crerry Lyons.

I Cheesy Pop III Qudos IQML‘I. 10pm—2am. £2 (£1 I. Students and tip to four guests. Weekly. Seven years on and still the ratnpant hordes of mucky-minded. yodka-fuelled urchins flock to hear DJ Toast's selection of disgustingly cheery tunes.

I Envy III Destiny. 10pm~3am. £5 before 1 1pm: £6 after. Weekly. Mainly charty dance action frotn the huge club that tries to coyer all bases. Make sure you iron your shirt.

I Love Bug III the Garage. 10.30pm—3am. £4 (£3I. Weekly. Insanely busy night of party tttnes for students and youngsters.

I The Shack at Shack. 10.30pm—3am. £6 (£4 I. Whateyer your bag. chart. dance or party. DJ llanlan should hit the spot with his mix of party-up tunes.

I Shag III Fury Murry's. 1 1pm—3am. £5 I£3 I. Weekly. Drunken party tunes from Mark and James (‘1. ’No one forgets their first Shag.‘ they assure us. Blimey.

I Strawberry Fields III Strawberry Fields. 9pm~3am. £6 before I 1pm: £7 after. Weekly. A party-up set taking in dancefloor fay es frotn the 60s to the present day.

Glasgow Saturdays

Pre-club

I Bubblin' Under at the Arches Cafe liar. Upm-Inidnight. Free. 6 Apr. Fortnightly. (io subterranean in one of the city ‘s most attractiye bars/cafes. DJ Daye Moore is ittsl the man to take care of the gl'tillVCS.

I The Corinthian III the Corinthian. 9pm ~1ate. Free. Weekly. Laid back tunes to complement the stunning surroundings of the Corinthians main bar.

I Cul De Sac III the Cul De Sac.

9pm midnight. Free. 6 Apr. Fortnightly. A DJ of some calibre. Michael Peck cuts and scratches II seamless mix of old gems and new hobby daulers. from hip hop to funk. from house to the best of the rest.

I Dirty Wriggles III the Variety Bar. 9pm -tnidnight. Free. Weekly. A techno ‘n' clectro pre-club set from Dirty Wriggles of My stec Beau.

I Fake at Bar II). Opm—Inidnight. Free. Weekly. Fake DJs Jitn llutchison and Brian Mttt'nin take to the decks to deliver a killer pre-club set in this beautiful. cool and classy city centre pub.

I Kube III Blackfriars. Spin—lam. £4. 6 Apr. Monthly. Acerbic. pnundittg techno from the Kube boys. Jttst what the .‘ylerchant City needs.

I Mapuchi at Moloco. 7—1 lptn. Free. Weekly. DJ Marcello digs deep in the yinyl yaults to unearth the best in funk. soul. jazz and Latin.

I Moda III Moda. 8pm~3am. Free. Weekly. DJ Scott warms up with sweet R&B. followed by DJ Pixie‘s funky house shenanigans.

I Nico’s III Nico‘s. 9pm-—midnight. Free. Weekly. DJ Mark Duff playing It wide selection of house. garage. R&B and hip hop.

I Sensu III l’Iy'o l’iy'o. Spin—late. Free. Weekly. All forms of funk. spanning ilVL‘ decades with resident (iary Lawson plus regular guests Michael and Cookie.

I Spy at Spy Bar. 9pltl~lllltllilghL Free. Weekly. Laurence Hughes and Colin Dayie alternate each Sat playing the best in quality home music and both proy‘iding a party atmosphere.

Club

I Bennet’s III Bennet's. 1 l.30pm~3am.

SPECIAL EVENT BATTLE OF THE

BOOTLEGS The Arches, Glasgow, Fri 5 Apr.

Bootlegs are impossible to avoid these days, with increasingly bizarre combinations of tracks appearing on a daily basis. Osymyso aka Mark Nicholls - takes a different tack, however, raising the art of copyright infringement to a higher level with tracks such as ‘Pat ‘n’ Peg’, satirically sampling the Eastenders matriarchs, or video pieces taking the mickey out of Stephen Byers.

‘l’ve always been into the idea of referencing cultural things and

Cut n paste king Osymyso

changing them,’ Nicholls says. ‘It dates back to when i started DJing, which was about eight years ago. It was just a part of what I did: instead of going out with a bunch of other people’s records, I would change them around a bit, so i always had something of my own to DJ with. It grew out of that and I’ve honed the style over the years. I think what’s captured people is the instant recognition of something, added to the novelty of it being different -

it’s a very basic appeal.’

Manipulating the sonic detritus of pop culture is, of course, hardly a recent phenomenon, with the likes of plunderphonic artist John Oswald cutting-up William Burroughs talking about cut-up techniques in the late 705, or Negativland satirising everything from U2 to fundamentalist preachers. ‘lt’s nothing new,’ agrees Nicholls. ‘There’s always been ways of re-interpreting popular music, dating back to music hall. I think I lean more towards people like Negativland, taking a theme and riding with it, whereas the bootleg thing is just a bit of fun. Without meaning to sound arsey, I take myself seriously, I take my art seriously. It’s not just a throwaway thing, but on the other hand I don’t want to become pretentious and I want my work to be accessible to people who are not necessarily clued-up on what it’s all about.’

At the Arches’ Battle of the Bootlegs event, Nicholls is set to bridge the gap between cut-ups and bootlegs. ‘lt’s a DJ set, but a pre-prepared one,’ he says, ‘So it’ll be musical, but I’ll be doing a lot of cut-ups for it: fucking the tracks up way beyond what you could do live as a DJ.’ (Jack Mottram)

£5. Weekly. Shaun and Annie giye the Bennet‘s party posse exactly what they want: commercial dance mixed with a selection of 70s. 80s and 90s hits. Feel the funk!

I Caledonia Soul at the Woodside Social. Monthly. Next date the.

I The Cathouse at the Cathouse. 10.30pm—3am. £3.50 I£2.50I before

I 1.30pm; £4 after. Weekly. Indie. rock. grunge and beats across two floors.

I Club Cuba! at Cuba Norte. 9pm—2am. Free. Weekly. Get in touch with your Latin spirit at this classy night of dance. The finest Latino beats are supplied by Duncan. Farah and Shannon and make sure to arriye early to guarantee entry.

I Club 69 at Rocksy's Basement. 10pm—2.30am (midnight curfew). £6 (members onIyI. Weekly. The best DJ s from Glasgow‘s best music shop put on the best night in Paisley. UK. the last bit might not sound like much of art accolade. bttt this night is a true celebration of the underground. the underbelly and the under- the-counter world of house and techno. For membership details. call Rub-A-Dub on (ll-ll 221 9657.

I Colours at the Arches. Monthly. Next date 13 Apr with Carl Cox and Anthony Pappa. See separate listings for details of Colours on Good Friday and Easter Sunday. I Cube Class at Cube. I lpm—3am. £7 I£5I. Weekly. Proying that this venue doesn‘t die with the Sub Club. Cube is now a hugely successful club. ()ld-school house classics and up-to-date anthems are the order of the day at this packed Sat nighter. thanks to main room man Matt Le Funk. 1n the back DMG sery'es tip R&B.

I Disco Inferno at the Renfrew Ferry. Monthly. Next date 1 I May.

I Divine III Glasgow School of Art (downstairs). 10pm—3am. £5 I£-II. £3.50 GSA students. Weekly. Andrew Diyine and Hush Puppy continue the longest running residency in Glasgow. The secret of their

longeyity'.’ Damn good northern stompers. moog-heayy sleaze-funk and the best in bubblegum pop. Long may it continue.

I Electro Lounge III Adlib. Monthly. Next date 13 Apr.

I Fluid III Alaska. Monthly. Next date 20 Apr. I Fools Only III Big Joint Club. 10pm—3am. £6. 6 Apr. Monthly. A funk fuelled frenzy of hip hop. Latin and soul hosted by Ray'mondo and Rodriguez. Flatnboyant headgear will be rewarded and buses have been laid on from 10pm at McChuill's Way Out West.

I Freefall at the Arches. 10.30pm—3am. £12. 6 Apr. Monthly. From the guys who brought you Inside Out. Freefall is a celebration of tunes frotn the trancier end of the sonic spectrum. This month. residents Alan Belshaw ad Simon Foy are joined by special guest DJ. JFK. For this date only. 'xl-Lixl't'un/ Ito/(let’s gel £3 (Mfr/()(n'pl'it't' all night long.

0 Freelance Science III Alaska.

I lpm—3am. £10 (£8I. 6 Apr. Monthly. ()ne of the greatest DJs in the world drops in to one of the tnost respected nights around. Master H of Paris joins the eyer-impressiye Stuart and ()rde of Slam to send the Alaska crowd into raptures. A truly special eyening. See preview and Hitlist.

I Freeform III the 13th Note Clth Ihoth floors). 9pm—3Itm. Free before 10.30pm; £5 (£4) after. Weekly. The Note‘s longest running club and it's all thanks to the Watt brothers and their selection of 60s soul and 70s funk.

I Future World Funk III C(‘.-\. Monthly. Next date 13 Apr.

I Havana Esperito III Cam-as IArtIII. £7. Weekly. DJ Jan brings his Latino box of tricks to the Merchant City's newest yenue. Cany'as. where there's no dedicated dancelloor. bttt there is classy seryice and an elegant. sophisticated y ibe for those who'y‘e had enough of sweat with their salsa.

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