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Temple Movement with Celt Islam, Sat 4th Mar

Feb 4, 2017
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Posted by Laurence Tonkyn

Twisted Frequencies take their third Temple Movement event to Rialto Theatre with a guest performance from Manchester-based producer and peace activist Celt Islam. Using a fusion of middle eastern world grooves and heavy dub, he performs a transnational dubstep and drum & bass driven dance crossover intertwined with Islamic Sufi melodies and samples. Also playing will be twisted, high energy breaks duo Broken Eye as well as DJs Koji Maru and OmNebula. Immersive lighting effects and psychedelic projections will adorn the gothic, grade II listed building while the doors of your mind and soul open to electro-dub Sufism!

Rialto Theatre, Saturday 4th March 2017

Words by Laurence Tonkyn

Feb 4, 2017
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Laurence Tonkyn
I DJ under the name Mystery Selector, specialising in multi-genre mysterious sounds. I also organise and promote an event called 'Textured Silence'. The articles I write for Brighton Source mainly focus on electronic music and clubbing culture although my musical taste is more diverse.
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