Brighton's Jar of Blind Flies brought moshing and fuzzy mayhem to the Green Door Store as the grunge trio geared up for the release of their debut album.
Get yourself down to the Green Door Store next week for some scuzzy soundscapes and haunting vocals from Brighton grunge band Jar of Blind Flies.
Former Portishead DJ comes to Synergy to share his love for northern soul and Motown.
Although Ejeca's tracks are subtle and restrained they still pack a grooving punch, with warm basslines and shuffling percussion.
Ben UFO knows his way around a record bag, and he’s also no stranger to Brighton having wowed us at the seafront venues before.
As if this night needed any more fire Nu:Logic – Logistics and Nu:Tone’s hybrid alias – join the party along with London Elektricity.
Kidnap Kid is a deep house DJ whose sultry grooves have seen him remix the likes of Disclosure and The Other Tribe.
Duke Dumont was top of the blogs when he put out a delectable deep house bouncer called ‘The Giver’, and now the spotlight’s back on him.
Jessie Ware's effortless fusion of electronic pop music, soulful vocals and arresting lyrics and sounds even better live.
Alas, Devotion is no more. But worry not, as it's being reincarnated as Uprising so there's still a time and a place to cut the rug and chew your face off to blistering drum'n'bass.
Where all her energy comes from we don't know, but whatever she's on - we want some.
Accompanied by General 'Incredible' Levy and his ragga vocal talents, the Hot Wuk team, going from strenth to scorching strength are set to burn the bloody house down.
More bombastic, bass driven fidget house from Jack Beats, the duo of ex-Scratch Pervert Plus One and Mixologist Beni G.
Tru Thoughts' Rob Luis providing slamming sounds to Audio's free terrace BBQ? Yes, please. Downstairs may be without food, but Boddika and Oneman will be killing it.
The AKA crew deliver more ROAR for the dancefloor with another stellar line-up.
Dedicated to showcasing the best up and coming talent from the UK bass scene, Move is a new mid-week dance music night.
On the 50th anniversary of Jamaican Independence Day, we thought we'd better check out Dagger. With Jamaican music and free jerk chicken, what's not to love?
The 90s was a great decade, Will Smith was cool, Super Nintendos were all the ‘Streets Of Rage’ and Joss Whedon gave us Buffy The Vampire Slayer.
Equally experimental and accessible their resplendent sound melds the electronic with the acoustic and is fueled by emotion.
Tonight is helmed by Hazard, an uncompromising DJ who dives in hard so no one goes home.
With Eats Everything on the bill, this showcase from one of Bristol’s hottest labels will be great.
Synkro and Fantastic Mr Fox on one bill means this Friday the 13th is far from unlucky.
Hospitality is here to prove that drum 'n' bass is still alive and kick-drumming.
We checked in with Stick It On and found the everyone-is-a-DJ malarkey is still throwing up a mixed bag of bad mixing and fad-free fun.
We didn't even mean to go there, but last month's Sonic Switch turned us on so much we just had to write about it.
Well Rounded proved themselves to be forward-thinking like Mystic Meg when they released Deadboy’s ‘U Cheated’ back in 2009.
Juice Box is a club night that remembers that what going out is all about is have an insane amount of fun. Even if that involves The Village People.
Ifan Dafydd and Elephino are exciting prospects but we’re most excited to see Gang Colours at this Great Escape special.
Blah Blah Blah been chosen to host an after party at Exit Festival, so tonight doubles as a warm-up party and birthday celebration.
Born from al fresco house parties in San Francisco ten years ago, Dirtybird is now one of the most respected house labels.
Tired of your 21st Century lifestyle? Disco Deviant’s new project with Andrew Weatherall and Sean Johnston could hold the answer.
Oneman had to pull out of his set last October after getting ill, so Aka Aka Roar are making up for it in a big way.
One of the finest house labels is doing a showcase at Audio – Claude VonStroke, Justin Martin and Eats Everything. Heavy line-up.
Mosca is dominating the British bass music scene and has gone and got his own show as part of Radio 1's In New DJs We Trust.
Modestep's adrenaline fuelled dance-step always gets pulses racing with its epileptic, double time screeches.
Not enough club nights let Brighton artists headline, but for the last two years Proper Gander has been rectifying this.
Andy C plays big room rollers with gurning basslines and rapid fire drum loops, so we’ll be at the front dancing like it’s ‘99.
Ye Ye Fever DJs play the best highlife, soukous and afrobeat bangers and are this month joined by Fact-approved Bass Clef.
After sell-out shows at Life last year HotWuK have now brought bashment partiers The Heatwave to an even bigger venue.
Jakwob's DJ sets confirm talent as a multi-instrumentalist, spanning his wide influences from jazz and folk to hip hop and jungle.
He doesn’t always get the Hospital headlines but Cyantific’s responsible for one of the first liquid tunes we can remember.
Subfocus' set this evening should include the shameless d’n’b of ‘Timewarp’ and ‘Rock It’ so we’ll be down there, rocking it.
For their live tour the wobble house supremos have gone balls out, not literally. Expect big new tunes and visuals.
TEED brought his notoriously elaborate head-dress of feathers, beads and tapestry to Digital, and we were there.
With three floors of underground bass music and generous drinks promotions, this night’s going to be fantastically frenzied.
The philosophy behind Even is to book one big act and let them loose on the decks for as long as they want – even four hours.
Zinc is the King Kong of UK bass music, conquering jungle, d’n’b, garage and breakbeat in the 90s alone.
Shy FX is a drum’n’bass don, no doubt about it, but for us this line-up’s all about Breakage's jazz-inspired half-step.
Boy 8 Bit’s techy house is driven by marching rhythms and bass-laden synthesizer riffs. His sets are an education in EDM.
Black Sun Empire, the Dutch trio, primarily concerned themselves with the neurofunk side of drum’n’bass headline tonight.
Audio has become one of Brighton's top places to catch dubstep acts. Don't miss seeing Emalkay there.
The boss of boogie reinvigorated new jack swing with his glitter-encrusted productions that had more soul than a shoe shop.
What a pairing – TEED's exultant house ballads with The 2 Bears retro house fun.
Nowhere To Run, The Haunt's glamorous 60s night presents charming hits of the era including favourites such as Dusty Springfield and The Rolling Stones. We went down to check it out.
Brighton's NYE bonanza has a spectrum of choice from the fantastical Alice in Wonkaland to the generously free Green Door Store offering.
There are plenty of parallels between Disco Deviant and their guests tonight, Horse Meat Disco. Both have done much to install their titular genre as a real option in their respective cities of Brighton and London.
Brighton is shaken by the arrival of Annie Mac who takes to the decks. Zac Colbert tells us if Digital stood the test of bass.
As night starts to dominate day we get less of that Vitamin D fix, so good Friday evenings are essential for our winter-bound mental health.
Vice is probably the most important thing to happen to magazine publishing since, well, the SOURCE being invented – but is it any good at putting on club nights?
Students have it made in Brighton - nights like Trash Mondays and Vice Social spoil the tax-dodging young guns, but what about the more mature clubbers? When the Tube opened in March with A Guy Called Gerald it marked itself as a venue for dance music lovers with a few more years behind them.
The guys behind Flava In Ya Ear are no strangers to long queues, so when Old Yellow Bricks has a line of eagerness stretching from the Coalition to West Pier, it's business as usual.
When Ye Ye Fever featured as the Guardian's club pick of the week under its Mama Ko Mama Sa moniker, its then venue The Bees Mouth started to accrue queues that snaked down Western Road. So, after a brief nomadic period, it's now found new pastures to settle on with the cobbled floors of the Green Door Store.
Considering Blah Blah Blah are celebrating just their fourth birthday with this takeover from super-cool London club Nightslugs, they've certainly made a pretty serious mark on the scene. Their previous guests read like a who's who of the cooler end of the electro scene - from Major Lazer and Fake Blood to Joy Orbison and DFA's Juan Mclean.
Noir's the new black and Freshly Squeezed Music have transformed The Haunt into a veritable speakeasy for White Mink. Tonight we play private detective, getting the inside scoop on the 1920s Mafioso.
Dirty Sunset Disco brings Ibiza to Brighton's seafront for clubbers who can't afford a holiday to the dance music mecca.
From the home of Da Doo Ron Ron, the girl manifesto is brought up to date with a post-pop night that's so good you'll never want to hear a man sing again.
The Funky Buddha Lounge had really outgrown its name but now rebranded and rejigged as The Tube looks like being one of the most interesting small venues in the city. Zac Colbert went along to check it out the cutting edge new music policy.
Christ, Shogun Audio doesn't have a dancefloor, it has a mosh pit. Insane club night from local d'n'b hero Friction's brigade.
Fridays we're in love with the prospect of getting a lie-in; what better way to facilitate this than do an all-nighter down at Coalition?
We interupt this programme to tell you that ex-Coburn producer Tim Healey is back with two great electro house based labels, while dragging the world's dance music stars to Brighton to work in his studio.
After the critical acclaim his album London Zoo garnered, Kevin Martin aka The Bug is riding the industrial rash he infected dub-heads with all over the country.