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Subsist Presents OM Unit at Blue Mountain, Bristol

February 11, 2017 No Comments Tom Evans

Promoters Subsist brought OM Unit and his label Cosmic Bridge to Blue Mountain Bristol on Friday 3rd February for a night of bass-oriented underground sonics. Jim Coles aka OM Unit has been perfecting his craft since the early 2000s and has taken his distinctive yet genre-bending approach across the globe.

The Blast Presents Giggs at Motion, Bristol

February 9, 2017 No Comments Tom Welch

The Blast were back in Motion in Bristol after their incredibly successful New Year’s event. With an all-star grime lineup, the night promised live sets from different a number of high profile artists from the genre. The night began with a set from DJ Maximum with Scratchy and Flowdan. Maximum,

The xx: ‘I See You’ Review

January 31, 2017 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

After a period on hold, and a whole Jamie xx solo album later, The xx’s third studio album comes in the form of ten brand new songs. ‘I See You’ is in keeping with the band’s themes of intimacy, but is somewhat more varied in sound. It uses different instruments

New Years Eve 2016 at Motion, Bristol

January 12, 2017 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

There was no better way to finish off 2016 than raving at one of inSYNC’s favourite night clubs; Bristol’s famous warehouse venue Motion and it’s connected neighbour the Marble Factory. With one of the best New Year’s Eve dance music line-ups in the country, the whole venue opened up to

White Lies at The O2 Academy Bristol

January 6, 2017 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

The London post-punk three piece indie band White Lies have been quiet for over eighteen months, until last June when the group released their first single since 2013. White Lies have now recorded four studio albums; their latest being ‘Friends’, released in October 2016. The band was formed in 2007

Review: Garage Nation at The 02 Academy, Bournemouth

January 2, 2017 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

On the 10th December, one of the biggest garage events in the UK, Garage Nation, returned to the O2 Academy in Bournemouth. Garage Nation is a successful clubbing and music brand, which started in 1997 and has since then enjoyed unquestionable growth. With a huge lineup boasting the biggest names

Feelings Worldwide Label Launch at Brixton Jamm, London

December 20, 2016 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Brixton, South London’s cultural mecca, is host to some of our capital’s best music venues. One of those is Brixton Jamm, a building that very much looks like a house-converted-pub, but it’s what you find inside that’s important. Whether it’s live music or a DJ set, Brixton Jamm is at

inSYNC Abroad: Innovation In The Dam

December 8, 2016 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Innovation returned to the city of Amsterdam from the 25th-27th of November for one of Europe’s most renowned Drum & Bass events of the year. Innovation consistently features the best upfront Drum & Bass and Jungle with this year’s certainly not flagging with that theme. The three-night rave extravaganza took

Drumcode at Motion, Bristol

December 6, 2016 No Comments Tom Evans

Our 2016 Remembrance day ended with a trip to Bristol’s Motion, which played host to a techno showcase provided by DJ/producer Adam Beyer’s record label Drumcode. Hailing from Sweden, Adam Beyer handpicked a selection of the label’s heavyweights; Dense & Pika, Alan Fitzpatrick and Em Williams. The Tunnel, hosted by

Cellar Door at The Vaults, Cardiff

November 30, 2016 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Cardiff, like many big cities, has a wealth of top clubs and excellent nights out supporting some of the best underground music the UK has to offer. This not only includes some big name DJs from big name promoters like Treatment, but also some of the best young, new and

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