Room 1
Horse Meat Disco: Jim Stanton, Luke Howard, James Hillard, Severino Panzetta
and
Bad Passion Project: Chris Stoker, Andy Bainbridge, Dan Mitchell

Room 2
Idjut Boys
Felix Dickinson
Nick the Record
Gerry Rooney
AD

Lostbahnhof  Presents Tim Goldsworthy (The Loving Hand/DFA/Mo’ Wax)

Saturday, 23^rd October 2010 21:00 – 04:00
LIFE Bar
2-4 Old St.
London EC1V 9AA

£5 adv /£7

http://www.life-oldst.com

Advance Tickets: http://www.residentadvisor.net/lostbahnhof

“Dance culture on the best possible soundsystems” – Metro

For our last party of the year we are proud to announce that Tim Goldsworthy will be appearing for a rare set at London’s most eccentric and unique venue, LIFE Bar. It’s no exaggeration to say that Tim Goldsworthy has been behind the two most important record labels of the past twenty years, Mo’ Wax and DFA. As a co-founder of Mo’Wax with James Lavelle, he was responsible for kick-starting the careers of artists like DJ Shadow, Luke Vibert and Air. Later he went on to work with James Murphy on DFA, and produced early releases by The Rapture, The Juan Maclean, and Hercules & Love Affair. His solo remixes as The Loving Hand, for acts like Moscow and Joakim, have produced some of the most captivating music of recent years.

Lostbahnhof – A trio of DJs with diverse approaches to music, who have welcomed guests like Tobias Thomas, Nadia Ksaiba, Neville Watson, In Flagranti, Oliver Ho and Mr. Beatnick to their nights over the past few years and whose recent appearances at clubs like Cable mark a new recognition. Veering between Disco, House, Garage, Techno, Dub, Soul and all other manner of surprises, the Lostbahnhof sound always places a focus on the audiences they play to.

http://www.myspace.com/lostbahnhof

Best of all, entry is FREE, but you need to register your name here.

Sunday, 30 May 2010 15:00 – 23:30 BST
Lati Ri Courtyard
Rivington Place
London London EC2A 3BE

“Dance culture on the best possible soundsystems” – Metro

We’re back for our annual all day BBQ street party on the May Bank Holiday in the heart of Shoreditch. Last year hundreds of you packed the courtyard and the street outside and danced until the speakers literally blew. This year we’ve got a storming line up and even hotter jerk chicken.

Venue details: http://www.latiri.co.uk

DJs:
A Very Special Guest
Red Rack’em
Heavenly Jukebox
Legendary Children
Benjamin Semtek
James Broomfield
Toby Knight
More TBC

FREE ALL DAY LONG!

A Very Special Guest – 100% confirmed. We’re all super excited to get this act who’s jetting over from….. I’ve already said too much.

Red Rack’em – AKA Hot Coins, the DJ who has several well known releases on labels such as Tirk and Untracked. He has the rare talent of being able to play quality sets in several different fields or throw the whole lot together and join the dots. His music is supported by Todd Terje, Kode 9, Yam Who and Prins Thomas and has played at festivals all over the country. ‘Not being able to put a foot wrong right now’ – Gilles Peterson

http://www.myspace.com/redrackem

Heavenly Jukebox – The soundsystem of the legendary Heavenly Recordings label who have been playing records together for the last 20 years. Carl and Danny play the purest cuts of digital to analogue forever Pop & dynamite sounds. Expect rock ‘n’ roll, psychedelic soul, disco, hip hop, reggae, house and techno. “The most bulging record sacks this side of Notting Hill.” – Time Out

http://www.heavenlyjukebox.com/

Legendary Children – A DJ collective taking music back to where it all began, before super clubs, overpaid superstar DJs and below par pills. Their nights at CAMP are all about the simple things – love, dancing and house music.

http://www.legendarychildren.co.uk/

Lostbahnhof – A trio of DJs with diverse approaches to music, who have welcomed guests like Tobias Thomas, Nadia Ksaiba, Neville Watson, In Flagranti, Oliver Ho and Mr. Beatnick to their nights over the past few years and whose recent appearances at clubs like Cable mark a new recognition for their work. Veering between Disco, House, Garage, Techno, Dub, Soul and all other manner of surprises, the Lostbahnhof sound always places a focus on the audiences they play to.

http://www.lostbahnhof.com/

LBH x

In Flagranti, and their record label CODEK (founded in New York in 1996), are widely credited with pioneering the re-discovery of the Italian cosmic scene from the late 70’s early 80’s, the cosmic disco sound that has swept the dance music landscape over the past 5 years. Their DIY attitude has made them favourites amongst DJs like Soulwax, Erol Alkan, Trevor Jackson and Ivan Smagghe, and their remix portfolio has included work for seminal labels like Permanent Vacation, Service, and Erol Alkan’s own Phantasy Sound. The CODEK sleeve design, an important part of the whole aesthetic, has been called by Wire Magazine “the best in the business”, with its expertly sourced images of golden-era silk-screened Americana.

Most importantly In Flagranti know how to bring the party and riding on the back of their recent single “Ex Ex Ex” they are bound to shake the building to its rafters!

A few advance tickets available from http://www.residentadvisor.net/lostbahnhof

Nitzan Hermon, Fine Art head honcho, commented:

“The design concept was a cover that  would evolve with time, very much like the music on the CD. Most of the art (including the track list) is covered with scratch off surface, on hard laminated paper(to ensure the material is not scared by scratching). The CD comes with its own plastic counter that can be used, as oppose to coins, which are often dirty.”

This CD is strictly limited to 200 copies, and can be purchased from here.

Playlist:

1. Fabric Lig – Cosmic  Booty

2. Fabrice Lig – Cosmic Booty(Stevie Kotey remix)

3. Lerosa – Calliope

4. Cusmos – Jazzdub

5. Ichikiwa(aka Michael Fakesch) – Cthree

6. Jens Loden – First one(Orlando Voorn birds and bees remix)