Martin Dust
13-11-2003, 04:14 PM
DUST TO TURN ON CITY LIGHTS
Cutting Edge Techno Club Bestowed with Civic Honour.
The uptown city trance is slowly fading away, the rivers of cheese have flowed into another era. As always at the centre of this urban regeneration is DUST, laying the final bricks in place (firmly cemented with Sheffield gob, of course) as it completes the building of its Detroit/Sheffield techno highway into the heart of S1.
The DUST urban renewal programme continued last month at its new spiritual home, The Point (UTB). DUST residents and guests blew the frost off a bitterly cold Sheffield skyline and illuminated the faithful with three sets of pure, dirty, northern electronic soul.
Its anti-corporate stance is touching a nerve within the cities underground elite and along with others is going from strength to strength.
This month DUST brings you one of its best line ups so far with Europe’s premier techno scratchmeister, Jerome Hill. This fella displays more scratches than a bitch’s face and his velvet hands will be delivering the smoothest and earthiest mixes like a ****ed up Kenwood Chef. You would be a fool to miss it; only 150 tickets will be made available, so get in there now to avoid disappointment.
Jerome Hill will be supported by DUST residents, Aitcho and Carl Taylor who will be plugging into the grid to make electronic living very real. We are also having our first techno bingo, which will take interactive interaction to new heights. Just cross the tunes off on your card and shout house for your prize. The Prize? Could be a tray of meat, a rack of pies or some exclusive new trax and merchandise from the soon to be launched Dust Science Recordings.
Check us out http://www.dustclub.com/nextevent.html
Buy on Line Here as well
Got a phat pipe! Check out Jerome’s mix at:
http://www.littledetroit.net/Downloads/JeromeHill_AFewofMyFavour.html
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Corporate Free Clubbing@Dust
Friday 5th Dec 2003 UTB/The Point
Large Dust Social Room
Jerome Hill (Don't Records/Ugly Funk)
Aitcho
Carl Taylor (Electro-set)
Tax: £3
Tickets available from: Cool Wax, Low Life, The Store and Kick Ass Angel
Tout outside selling tickets first two hours –have the correct money ready – no change given!
Buy on Line Here: http://www.dustclub.com/nextevent.html
Timefix:10-2.30am
The Point (Under the Boardwalk), Snig Hill, Sheffield
Dresscode: No Ken or Sharon and/or Tracy’s/Jugglers or stare at me kinds of people/Professional Northerner’s or Shandy drinking Southerner’s/Judge Jules/Kappa or Caps. Techno bingo, spot the tunes, mark them off, get a full house and win a prize!
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Jerome Hill
Jerome has been collecting all forms of music and Djing since 1990. He was part of the infamous JIBA soundsystem in London around 1994-99 and developed his scratching and mixing style to become on of the most original DJs on the underground circuit. He began getting booked by promoters and has played alongside luminaries including Richie Hawtin, Phuture 303, DJ Rolando, Anthony Rother, Neil Landstrumm and Suhhead. He plays a mixture of everything encompassing strains of techno, Hip Hop, old Hardcore and everything in between but with a special twist!!
He is resident DJ at Ugly Funk club night now based in London and plays every weekend around the UK, as well as Italy, Spain, Germany, Czech Republic, Poland, Venezuela and France.
Jerome also runs Trackheadz record shop in Camden Town, specialising in techno and electro and is the successor to Dragon Discs which closed down due to the area being redeveloped.
Jerome is also half of Groove Asylum, who featured on Don’t 001 & 002 as well as a host of other labels. Groove Asylum also play Live Pa’s regularly and Jerome can be found keeping the crowd guessing as to what_s coming next on London Soundsystems every weekend as part of his mission to keep discovering and promoting new and interesting techno music.
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Club - http://www.dustclub.com
Community - http://www.littledetroit.net
Label – _ http://www.dustscience.net
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Cutting Edge Techno Club Bestowed with Civic Honour.
The uptown city trance is slowly fading away, the rivers of cheese have flowed into another era. As always at the centre of this urban regeneration is DUST, laying the final bricks in place (firmly cemented with Sheffield gob, of course) as it completes the building of its Detroit/Sheffield techno highway into the heart of S1.
The DUST urban renewal programme continued last month at its new spiritual home, The Point (UTB). DUST residents and guests blew the frost off a bitterly cold Sheffield skyline and illuminated the faithful with three sets of pure, dirty, northern electronic soul.
Its anti-corporate stance is touching a nerve within the cities underground elite and along with others is going from strength to strength.
This month DUST brings you one of its best line ups so far with Europe’s premier techno scratchmeister, Jerome Hill. This fella displays more scratches than a bitch’s face and his velvet hands will be delivering the smoothest and earthiest mixes like a ****ed up Kenwood Chef. You would be a fool to miss it; only 150 tickets will be made available, so get in there now to avoid disappointment.
Jerome Hill will be supported by DUST residents, Aitcho and Carl Taylor who will be plugging into the grid to make electronic living very real. We are also having our first techno bingo, which will take interactive interaction to new heights. Just cross the tunes off on your card and shout house for your prize. The Prize? Could be a tray of meat, a rack of pies or some exclusive new trax and merchandise from the soon to be launched Dust Science Recordings.
Check us out http://www.dustclub.com/nextevent.html
Buy on Line Here as well
Got a phat pipe! Check out Jerome’s mix at:
http://www.littledetroit.net/Downloads/JeromeHill_AFewofMyFavour.html
http://www.dustclub.com/gfx/dust5.gif
************************************************** *
Corporate Free Clubbing@Dust
Friday 5th Dec 2003 UTB/The Point
Large Dust Social Room
Jerome Hill (Don't Records/Ugly Funk)
Aitcho
Carl Taylor (Electro-set)
Tax: £3
Tickets available from: Cool Wax, Low Life, The Store and Kick Ass Angel
Tout outside selling tickets first two hours –have the correct money ready – no change given!
Buy on Line Here: http://www.dustclub.com/nextevent.html
Timefix:10-2.30am
The Point (Under the Boardwalk), Snig Hill, Sheffield
Dresscode: No Ken or Sharon and/or Tracy’s/Jugglers or stare at me kinds of people/Professional Northerner’s or Shandy drinking Southerner’s/Judge Jules/Kappa or Caps. Techno bingo, spot the tunes, mark them off, get a full house and win a prize!
************************************************** *
Jerome Hill
Jerome has been collecting all forms of music and Djing since 1990. He was part of the infamous JIBA soundsystem in London around 1994-99 and developed his scratching and mixing style to become on of the most original DJs on the underground circuit. He began getting booked by promoters and has played alongside luminaries including Richie Hawtin, Phuture 303, DJ Rolando, Anthony Rother, Neil Landstrumm and Suhhead. He plays a mixture of everything encompassing strains of techno, Hip Hop, old Hardcore and everything in between but with a special twist!!
He is resident DJ at Ugly Funk club night now based in London and plays every weekend around the UK, as well as Italy, Spain, Germany, Czech Republic, Poland, Venezuela and France.
Jerome also runs Trackheadz record shop in Camden Town, specialising in techno and electro and is the successor to Dragon Discs which closed down due to the area being redeveloped.
Jerome is also half of Groove Asylum, who featured on Don’t 001 & 002 as well as a host of other labels. Groove Asylum also play Live Pa’s regularly and Jerome can be found keeping the crowd guessing as to what_s coming next on London Soundsystems every weekend as part of his mission to keep discovering and promoting new and interesting techno music.
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Club - http://www.dustclub.com
Community - http://www.littledetroit.net
Label – _ http://www.dustscience.net
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