Wild Music Event Archive

Dutch technical pioneer, San Proper will be taking a break from his extroverted live show to build an imaginative house DJ set suitable to the surroundings of our own Room One. We know San as an ambassador of the Amsterdam electronic scene, releasing next level tracks regularly on Rush Hour and collaborating with Ricardo Villalobos on his Animal LP this year. Together with Craig Richards, they join Portable, aka Bodycode, who is both accessible and idiosyncratic in his live act, bringing his wide influences (born in Africa, living in London and now Berlin) to bear his deep vocal-led productions on Perlon and Spectral Sound.

Redlight presents Trus’ Me’s album launch in Room Two, where he’ll be celebrating his third artist album, Treat Me Right which fully maintaining the hallmarks of Trus Me’s old productions whilst working within a more techno-inspired framework. Terry Francis joins the special occasion with Marcus Inatalex’s techno venture, Trevino, and Holland’s Conforce who combines digital and analogue atmospheres in his live show of house, techno and dub rarities.

Delusions Of Grandeur, the label ran by Jimpster, who also leads the legendary Freerange Records, will be heating up Room Three, with the label head himself inviting special guests who have regular support on the label: deep house and disco stalwart’s Session Victim and Norm De Plume.

Now over 20 years since the release of the timeless debut ‘Frequencies’, LFO isn’t just a throwback to a by-gone acid era. With his influence outreaching to dancefloors globally his enduring force on club culture can still be felt. Credited for not only putting Warp Records on the map but the UK techno sound too: LFO is an undoubted dance music legend.

Now solo, Mark Bell’s iconic tracks (check ‘Freak’ and ‘What Is House’) remain ever relevant. We could not be more excited to announce LFO’s live show at XOYO. Performing in front of an original club crowd the live show will feature mindmelting LED visuals by Flat-E – it’s not one to sleep on.

R&S signee MPIA3 (the production alias of Truss) sits in support sure to bring his classic techno ideals to the night. London producer Nightwave and beat-breaker Loops Haunt also join the billing.

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To celebrate the launch of FABRICLIVE 67: Ben UFO, the Hessle Audio squad return to Room One with their core trio (Ben UFO, Pearson Sound and Pangaea) inviting Glasgow’s legendary Optimo duo to spin one of their wild echelon reaching sets alongside the more techno minded MMM duo, who are performing live, and blossoming talent and Berlin resident, Call Super.
Manchester’s Hoya:Hoya club night steps up for their first Room Two session, adding a couple of big name draws alongside the impossible pull of their incredibly talented residents. Planet Mu’s trailblazing Kuedo is set to headline with his new live/AV show and Hotflush’s pertinent Lando Kal is making the journey from his native Germany to join Illum Sphere, Jonny Dub, Éclair Fifi, Jon K and a much awaited DJ set from Altered Natives.
Sonic Router return to Room Three to help join the dots between the other rooms with sets from Hessle associates Peverelist (the unconventional producer and celebrated DJ behind both the Punch Drunk and Livity Sound imprints) and Joe both performing headline sets. Belgian producer Cupp Cave brings his live show and makes his fabric debut with support from SR’s editor and Tim Breach.