XXJFG


Featuring archives: clubs

An xxjfg archive for posts featuring clubs.

12th March 2009

In Polar Bear Skins

Featuring:

clubs, Heartbreak & La Roux

The sun may have been shining over parts of this haunted isle of ours for the last few days, but that hasn’t stopped Winter’s icy grip from loosening up it’s stranglehold on us all which actually hasn’t been all that bad considering here at XXJFG towers we’ve been bathing in a gloriously seasonal, pixelated bath…

Read the full post »


20th November 2008

Trance Trees

Featuring:

clubs

Image by Tommy Boy In it’s original incarnation Give Me Your Love by Barbara Mason is a seductive slab of classic string drenched disco soul that sounds like it’s being sung by a woman who can barely contain herself, reduced to a trembling lustful whisper, and which circles your heart with all the sensual intensity…

Read the full post »


20th September 2007

Dodgy Bus Brakes R Acid

It has been a while since we last jacked the house in an old skool way, I saw an abstract configuration of squelchy noises scowling at me from the corner of the street on my way to work today and I took this as last warning from the Roland loa, drop some acid or have…

Read the full post »


29th July 2007

A Summer Do of Spunk & Bloods

Featuring:

clubs, crossbones & skulls

We are, like happy otters, almost halfway through feasting on the entrails of this compelling summer of 2007, proof of the incoming apocalypse/reinstatement of the Older Gods over mankind’s thrones and parliaments. Anyway, this Do we are involved with has had a few London clubs coming down to visit and celebrate a sweet alignment of…

Read the full post »


28th February 2007

Asses, Backstage Passes, Glasses

Featuring:

asses & backstage passes

Classic disco punk – check. Ableton set to 130bpm – check. Modern beats to put in – check. Distorted bass line – check. Oh hang on a minute, is this what we really want done to every single record? Are we so drugged up that we refuse to dance to anything else? Is the remote…

Read the full post »