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First Floor - Simian Mobile Disco | Brighton Source
First Floor - Simian Mobile Disco | Brighton Source
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First Floor, Sat 13th Feb

Jan 13, 2016
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Posted by Johnny Phethean

First Floor are back in Patterns this month for their first party of 2016. It marks a year of their quality events and diverse bookings ranging from Anthony Parasole and Steevio to Lakuti and ItaloJohnson, amongst many others. To celebrate their first birthday, First Floor have lined up possibly their biggest booking to date in the form of legendary UK producers Simian Mobile Disco, along with a live set from Vienna-based acid/electronica don Tin Man, plus support from the local residents. Expect warped analogue workouts and hefty kick drums all night long, not one to miss.

Patterns, Saturday 13th February 2016
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Jan 13, 2016
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Johnny Phethean
Johnny Phethean is a DJ, music producer and freelance sound designer originally from Newcastle upon Tyne, now based in Brighton. Having played in clubs and festivals around the UK and abroad and releasing music under different aliases for a number of years, Johnny now continues to work around the country while studying sound art at the University of Brighton.
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