inSYNC | Reviews

Concrete Music Presents Eats Everything at The Astoria, Portsmouth

April 9, 2016 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Concrete Music continue to push the boundaries when it comes to underground. With a spate of great bookings over the last six months, it’s been great to see Portsmouth’s dance music scene booming. Preditah, Huxley, b.traits and DJ Q are just a few of the names welcomed to Concrete’s regular

Review: Sly-One at Fabric, London

April 5, 2016 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

inSYNC’s first venture to London super-club Fabric was bass duo My Mu Leng’s first CD launch night. This meant a lineup of bass and heavy house producers. One of those featured was unique DJ trio Sly-One. The group’s sound is influenced by year’s of playing in Bristol, a city well

Review: Bloc 2016

April 5, 2016 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

All good things must come to an end, and with Bloc’s tenth weekend away in the depths of Somerset, so marks the end of a momentous yearly event that will be sorely missed. With little competition other than Bugged Out in January, Bloc has always been the darker, more serious

My Nu Leng at The O2 Academy, Bournemouth

March 26, 2016 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Dancehall and reggae legend David Rodigan is back on tour with his ‘Ram Jam’ experience; a tour that shows off a selection big-name artists playing an eclectic mix of jungle, drum & bass and bassline. Ram Jam made its return to Bournemouth’s O2 Academy for a second year in a

Review: Lobster Boy Tour at The Old Fire Station, Bournemouth

March 23, 2016 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

British DJ Redlight is most well known for his 2014 hit track ‘9TS (90s Baby)’. Since then the house/bass producer has been busy, making numerous tracks that are played in clubs all over the world. ‘Gold Teeth’ and ‘Source 16’ have currently made Redlight one of the best producer’s in

The Neighbourhood at The Pyramids, Portsmouth

March 22, 2016 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Portsmouth’s budding music scene is becoming one of the most respected in the UK; a symphony of great events and artists all making their way to the city, spanning across a vast variety of genres. With the addition of top-draw events like Victorious and Dials Festivals, as well as underground

Featured Review: Alternate UK at Lakota, Bristol

March 20, 2016 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Alternate returned with a bang on Friday 11th March in a well-organised and brilliantly executed party at Bristol’s Lakota & Coroner’s Court. Lakota was fully decked out in tribal-esque decorations, with a massive totem pole-style mask suspended over the stage in the main room. It’s refreshing to see that the

Review: Foreverland’s 1st Birthday Party at The Old Fire Station, Bournemouth

March 20, 2016 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Being a frequent patron of Foreverland since it’s debut event last year, as soon as I heard that it’s first birthday was coming up , I was sure to clear the diary. Over the last year the event has built a reputation for big names, big tunes, and even bigger

Review: Just Jack at Motion, Bristol

March 18, 2016 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Having frequented Motion ever since the beginning of my time in Bristol, it is obvious that it’s not often that selling event tickets is a struggle for the big players of the city. Especially, when nights come around run by Just Jack; not long after their incredible celebration of 10

Black Butter Presents at Motion, Bristol

March 9, 2016 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Last week saw The Blast team hook up with Black Butter Records for their annual party at Motion, Bristol. The night played host to some of the UK’s finest underground artists including My Nu Leng, Chris Lorenzo and Toddla T, who graced the decks for the Black Butter takeover in