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Club Review: Blah Blah Blah

Jun 29, 2011
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Posted by Zac Colbert

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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.

Tonight L-Vis 1990, Bok-Bok and the gang treat us to the heavenly twinkling of Girl Unit’s ‘Wut’ which turns Digital into a melodic cornucopia of appreciative whoops and whistles. Then Jam City’s ‘Magic Drops VIP’ hits us with its mechanised production line beat and slide-whistle synth to result in a woozy paradise of blissful disorientation.

With roadblocked nights for the last two super-guests, Caribou and Annie Mac, there’s no doubt that Jonny, Kristian, Pete and Vegas have got the promotion side nailed.With their stunning debut single, ‘Left’, there’s no telling where this might end up.

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NEXT EVENT: Digital, Sat 15th Oct
WEB: weareblahblahblah.com
DOWNLOAD: Blah Blah Blah ‘Left’
DOWNLOAD PHOTOS: On Our Flickr

TOP TEN
Classixx ‘Into the Valley (Julio Bashmore Remix)’
Appleblim & Ramadanman ‘Void 23 (Carl Craig Re-Edit)’
XY-ME ‘B Acid (Bowski Remix)’
SCB ‘Loss’
Benoit & Sergio ‘Walk & Talk’
2 Bears ‘Church (Midland Remix)’
Scuba ‘Feel It’
Pearson Sound ‘Stifle’
Julio Bashmore ‘Ribble To Amazon’
Chemical Brothers ‘Hanna’s Theme’

WORDS BY ZAC COLBERT, JAMES KENDALL
PHOTO RETROSPECTIVE BY BLAH BLAH BLAH PHOTOGRAPHERS

Jun 29, 2011
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Zac Colbert was the SOURCE clubs editor and since 2008 he has reviewed local nights as much as headline DJs, covering acts like Mosca, Fake Blood and Kele Okereke. His writing has featured in publications such as AdBusters, Philosophy Now and Tantrum Magazine.
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