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I’ve been DJing at other events and private parties almost as long as I’ve run my own nights. It’s fun, it provides something different, and has made me a whole load of new friends and contacts, not to mention discovering so much new music.

adamAugust 4, 2008June 30, 2017/DJLeave a comment

DJ: Guest: 027: Autonomy – 02-August 2008

This was my first night DJing Autonomy, that started a run of a few years of me being “resident guest” at the night.

adamJuly 13, 2008June 30, 2017/DJLeave a comment

DJ: Guest: 026: Devastator – 12-July 2008

DJing at Devastator was great fun – a reasonable turnout and a fair number of enthusiastic punters made for DJ sets that weren’t as challenging as I had first thought they might be. Although it was interesting to note the differences to the Sheffield crowd, with a marked slant towards Death Metal and Thrash more […]

adamJune 29, 2008June 30, 2017/DJLeave a comment

DJ: Guest: 025: Genotype – 28-June 2008

Genotype last night was good fun.

adamMay 18, 2008June 30, 2017/DJLeave a comment

DJ: Guest: 024: Wendyhouse X – 17-May 2008

Last night was utterly, utterly insane. In all of the best possible ways. DJing at the Wendyhouse 10th Birthday last night provided me with one of the biggest buzzes of my life, and nearly floored me in the process, as many of you who saw me inbetween DJ sets will attest. The metal room seemed […]

adamFebruary 21, 2008June 30, 2017/DJLeave a comment

DJ: Guest: 023: Sideshow Symphonies – 20-February 2008

.Sideshow Symphonies last night was interesting. Everything was running rather late, so I got home later than I would have liked, but with me having pretty much free reign to play what I wanted, I decided to go in a particular direction…

adamNovember 10, 2007July 2, 2017/DJLeave a comment

DJ: Guest: 022: JUDDER! – 09-November 2007

Probably one of my favourite DJ sets ever, this was the Jim Henson Judder. So everyone dressed as Muppets. And Fraggles.

adamAugust 12, 2007June 30, 2017/DJLeave a comment

DJ: Guest: 021: SyN – 11-August 2007

A second August visit to SyN.

adamMarch 18, 2007June 30, 2017/DJLeave a comment

DJ: Guest: 020: Modulate live debut

Modulate made their live debut, and I was asked to DJ the night.

adamJanuary 13, 2007June 30, 2017/DJLeave a comment

DJ: Guest: 019: Redshift – 13-January 2007

Redshift last night was an interesting experience. The turnout wasn’t bad – a good mix of leedsgoths and further afield, with a few “normals” mixed in that appeared to look somewhat uneasy. DJing was a little tough in trying to find a happy medium to please everyone, but at least with my set I think […]

adamOctober 1, 2006June 30, 2017/DJLeave a comment

DJ: Guest: 018: Substance – 30-September 2006

As it happens, last night was far more fun than I had perhaps feared. Yes, both myself and Organica played some real cheese, but it was damned good fun playing to a different audience than the norm. Thanks to all that came down, and great to see a number of people that I have not […]

adamSeptember 2, 2006June 30, 2017/DJLeave a comment

DJ: Guest: 017: Dark Matter – 01-September 2006

Last night at Dark Matter was great fun. It was really quite busy, too, which always helps. Thanks to Raziel for inviting me along, it was a blast.

adamAugust 13, 2006June 30, 2017/DJLeave a comment

DJ: Guest: 016: SyN – 12-August 2006

Corp was an utter blast, even if was nearing totally wasted by the end of my second set (and to my shame not realising ’til today that I played one song twice). Oops. Thanks to all that came along to support me.

adamJuly 23, 2006June 30, 2017/DJLeave a comment

DJ: Guest: 015: Batfink Midsummer Nightmare – 22-July 2006

The Batfink Midsummer Nightmare last night was damned good fun, with a great-looking turnout (both in numbers and in how they all looked), loads of people I’d not seen in ages, and a few people I had not met before, either…and the only downside being not enough time to catch up with them all!

adamMay 13, 2006July 2, 2017/DJLeave a comment

DJ: Guest: 014: JUDDER! – 12-May 2006

…onto Judder for a good five hours plus of madness – then sleep, food and a wander ’round town, then back up to Sheffield at nearly the corresponding time that we left at yesterday.

adamApril 17, 2006June 30, 2017/DJLeave a comment

DJ: Guest: 013: Sunday Goth Social – 16-April 2006

Aside from a few technical issues, it was good fun – although I still can’t get used to the almost total darkness of the venue!

adamApril 9, 2006June 30, 2017/DJLeave a comment

DJ: Guest: 012: Resurrected – 08-April 2006

Last night’s late finish was thanks to my guest DJ slot at Resurrected in Leeds. As it turned out, it was a pretty good night. Having never been to The George before, and despite being warned, I was still surprised over just how small (and dark!) it actually is. Nice place though, and good to […]

adamMarch 15, 2006June 30, 2017/DJLeave a comment

DJ: Guest: 011: Quarantine – 14-March 2006

it was a quick dash through the late evening onto Quarantine, where the turnout was pretty good, as it goes, for 3ulogy’s live appearance. What did surprise me first off was that the Hubs venue seems better suited to live bands than club nights – the cavernous rooms do nothing for club sound, as I […]

adamMarch 7, 2006June 30, 2017/DJLeave a comment

DJ: Guest: 010: Malice in Wonderland – 06-March 2006

Malice In Wonderland at The Nelson last night was more than a little strange. A good turnout – with many different people from the norm – some real effort gone into by the organisers (I was only helping out by DJing!), and more than anything it was pretty good fun. With a slightly different emphasis […]

adamFebruary 22, 2006June 30, 2017/DJLeave a comment

DJ: Guest: 009: Quarantine – 21-February 2006

The night is a slightly odd one – a mix of rocksoc people, other students and indie kids – so I got the chance to play a few things I have not played in a long time! The attendence is still probably below what is needed, but better than I have seen. Now the flyers […]

adamSeptember 23, 2005June 30, 2017/DJLeave a comment

DJ: Guest: 008: Darkside – 22-September 2005

The turnout was way higher than I had expected, to be totally honest, which was great. The bands went down well, despite a somewhat ropey sound – especially for 3ulogy, whose set seemed an experimental one and also somewhat subdued. Although their power live still far outstrips anything they have recorded thus far. Neon Zoo […]

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