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Club Review: Teen Creeps

Apr 20, 2011
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Posted by James Kendall

teen-creeps-32TOP TEN Casco ‘Cybernetic Love’ Flock of Seagulls ‘I Ran’ New Order ‘Bizarre Love Triangle (Extended 12” Mix)’ Methusalem ‘Zombie’ Pet Shop Boys ‘Paninaro (Italian Rework)’ R.A.F. ‘Self Control’ Mr Flagio ‘Take A Chance (Instrumental)’ Vandroid ‘Master and Slave (Van She Remix)’ Divine ‘Love Reaction’ Black Devil Disco Club ‘The Devil in Us (Elite Technique Mix)’

One of the most important elements to a great club night is a cohesive music policy. And if that can be unique then, well, you’ve cracked it (unless you like thrash gabba). Just a year old and already there’s a ‘Teen Creeps record’ – a mix of synth pop, old school electro and the Italo end of disco, normally instrumental and typically something the trio of DJs have sourced from obscurity or your half-forgotten memories. There’s also something very pleasing about the way Conrad, Luther and Sam all take to the decks at the same time – as if the DJing is three times better than if they played one at a time.

The trio balance the cool (in both senses of the word) electronic side by inviting bands to play live. The Gaa Gaa’s, Phantom and Ty Segall have all taken to the stage, while the night we went down Skirts played their first ever gig of noisy dancefloor rock. It all attracts a crowd who like music, like dancing and don’t like an identikit night out. Our kind of people.

FYI
NEXT EVENT: Friday 3rd June, Green Door Store
WEB: tinyurl.com/TeenFacebook
WHO’S BEEN: The xx, Maccabees, Little Boots and Warpaint
PHOTOS: SOURCE Flickr

TOP TEN
Casco ‘Cybernetic Love’
Flock of Seagulls ‘I Ran’
New Order ‘Bizarre Love Triangle (Extended 12″ Mix)’
Methusalem ‘Zombie’
Pet Shop Boys ‘Paninaro (Italian Rework)’
R.A.F. ‘Self Control’
Mr Flagio ‘Take A Chance (Instrumental)’
Vandroid ‘Master and Slave (Van She Remix)’
Divine ‘Love Reaction’
Black Devil Disco Club ‘The Devil in Us (Elite Technique Mix)

Photo by James Kendall

Apr 20, 2011
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James Kendall
James Kendall was the co-owner and editor of SOURCE. He’s been a music journalist since 1992 and spent over a decade travelling the globe covering dance music for DJmag. He’s interviewed a range of subjects from Bat For Lashes, Foals and James ‘LCD Soundsystem’ Murphy to Katie Price and the Sugababes. He’s a keen photographer and has work featured in The Guardian.
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