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Some footage from a punter on the day , great times !

new set times for saturday night with added Nick Warren Laundry 07:00 - Peekz 08:30 - Young Jase 10:00 - Tones 11:00 - HENRY SAIZ 01:00 - Nick Warren (UK) Sand Bar 07:00 - Kid Sample 09:00 - E-cats 11:00 - Mike Hyper 01:00 - King Lee Cave 07:00 - Gorilla Tactics 09:00 - Northie 11:00 - Front 2 Back 01:00 - A-Tonez 02:30 - The Immigrant

Heads up tickets are going up in $ next week ( Thursday ) grab a ticket online via the links below for all cities **SYDNEY** - $135 EACH http://www.futurefans.com.au/p/33353?f=1 **PERTH** - $138 EACH http://www.futurefans.com.au/p/33355?f=1 **MELBOURNE** - $135 EACH http://www.futurefans.com.au/p/33354?f=1 **BRISBANE** - $135 EACH http://www.futurefans.com.au/p/33356?f=1 **ADELAIDE** - $135 EACH http://www.futurefans.com.au/p/33357?f=1 ALL lineups & further information visit the Future Music page below http://www.futureentertainment.com.au/f ... cfestival/

Guest List Entry - $10 Before 11pm & $15 After

Friday December 7th Bass Mafia once more delivers you some of our finest local Bass Music talent This time Headlined by the dynamic duo of Bass Mafia residents GLOVECATS Set times Laundry 10:00 - Big Deal Gillespie 11:30 - Jwell 01:00 - GLOVECATS 02:30 - Kyro & Bomber Cave 11:00 - Chickflick 12:00 - Taylor Wolfe 01:30 - Detektives Doors open 10pm Drink Specials from 10pm til 11pm Bio - Glovecats Sydney is lucky enough to be the base for two insanely talented DJs and producers E-Cats and John Glover- collaboratively known as Glovecats. Boasting an outrage on bass and dubstep, these two unique musical pioneers wont lie down on the sound they bring together all but too well. With a combined fourteen years of DJ experience and two years together in the studio- Glovecats have got a thing or two to scream about. Immersed in what Australia does best- music, Glovecats take a seamless approach to a symphonic creation and boast a dirty, underground masterpiece. Amalgamating the heaving sounds of bass driven electro with a string ofdubstep, there is no denying Sydney’s downright industry drivers are in full throttle. Drawing on the bass genre’s soaring icons Rusko, Skream, Benga and Caspa, E-Cats and Glover syringe assets from these superstars, pumping inspiration into the music that leaves their studio. Signed to Australia’s pioneering label One love, Glovecats have taken the music by storm proving a fusion of two talents creates one massive success story. They have sat pretty,officially remixing Crazy White boy’s Showed Me The Way giving One love’s dubstep hues the invasion it deserved-literally. On the back of their third Dubstep Invasion compilation with the label, Glovecats have kept the kids jumping taking on the national tours for all three releases. Owning booths around the country these cool cats are embracing the demand with shows at Shape in Perth, Brisbane’s Fampire and Electric Circus Adelaide. Sydney is always the hometown hit with shows at Chinese Laundry and most popular their own weekly gathering at World Bar-The Wall, proving themselves on the hit of Sydney’s first weekly dubstep night. With shows so large, Glovecats have taken ownership even further ensuring the beats arealways pumping at Australia’s hottest festivals Stereosonic, Creamfields, Parklife, Foreshore and bass haven- Big Ape. The list goes on. It’s on these bills thatthese guys have taken the opportunity to spin in the same booths as Skream, Nero, Skrillex, Datsik and Flux Pavilion, where their inspiration has catapulted every time. With summer on the approach, keep the ears peeled and the eyes on the stage because Glovecats are keeping the vibes hig Links to Check out Glovecats http://www.facebook.com/Glovecats?ref=ts&fref=ts http://soundcloud.com/glovecats Kyro & Bomber http://soundcloud.com/kyroandbomber http://www.facebook.com/kyroandbomber?fref=ts

Guest List Entry - $15 Before 9pm & $20 After Contact me as per my signature below for anyone interested in attending

Whether you are kicking on from our massive Garden Party with Nick Warren and Henry Saiz or heading out fresh and primed for something that will be all kinds of epic, then Chinese Laundry is where you want to be this Saturday night. We are very excited to announce that we have locked in Henry Saiz for a special encore performance at Chinese Laundry. Henry Saiz has destroyed the Cave on his last few visits to the club and this time round will be no exception. Doors will open at 7:30pm, and this will pack out early, so come down and take advantage of the early drink specials & great tunes from our stellar local line up. Set Times Sand Bar 07:00 - Kid Sample 09:00 - E-cats 11:00 - Mike Hyper 01:00 - King Lee Laundry 07:00 - Peekz 08:30 - Young Jase 10:00 - Tones 11:00 - HENRY SAIZ Cave 07:00 - Gorilla Tactics 09:00 - Northie 11:00 - Front 2 Back 01:00 - A-Tonez 02:30 - The Immigrant Drink Specials from 9pm till 11pm Henry Saiz (LIVE & dj set) BALANCE MUSIC, NATURA SONORIS, BEDROCK, PARADIGMA MUSIK HENRY SAIZ: Henry Saiz is the creator of a style that is a combination of his love for all things electronic with a deep passion for art. His music, as well as his work as a sound designer for film and TV has always been marked as forward thinking in approach and groundbreaking upon delivery. Henry's sound refuses to fall into a singular category, he takes in influence on many different levels and incorporates this into his live and DJ sets by forging a perfect balance of Electronica, Disco, House and Techno. Henry's first productions were released through the highly regarded Global Underground and Paradigma Musik imprints. These releases were instantly noticed by house giant John Digweed, which led to creating one of the biggest tracks of 2009, which was also named as Pete Tong’s Essential New Tune. Released on Bedrock, Henry's remix of Guy J’s “Lamur” was regarded by critics and DJ’s alike as “the track of the year”. Following the success of this remix, yet another giant label; Renaissance commissioned the release of “Artificial Paradises EP” and “Madre Noche EP” in 2009 and “The Rider EP” in 2010. His rising reputation has earned Henry the honour of being asked to produce Balance Music’s 019 compilation. Following on from the likes of Timo Maas, Joris Voorn, Will Saul and Agoria, Henrys addition to this world-renowned mix series has more than lived up to expectations and has set a new benchmark in depth and quality. Henry Saiz http://soundcloud.com/henry-saiz http://www.facebook.com/HenrySaizOfficial?fref=ts

Thought they were not doing hardcopy tix this year ?

Fresh new upbeats tune !

Guestlist Price - $15 before 10:30pm & $20 after Set Times Sand Bar 09:00 - Goodfella 11:00 - DJ C-Bu 01:00 - Fingers Laundry 10:00 - J-Mac 11:30 - Pablo Calamari 01:00 - A-Tonez 02:30 - Audiobotz Cave 10:30 - U-Khan 12:00 - Kastle (USA) 01:30 - Light Year

Light Year - European Tour Mix http://soundcloud.com/lightyearmusic/ly ... n-tour-mix

Kastle's Essential Mix from 2010 so good ! http://soundcloud.com/kastle/essential-studio-mix A hot new remix from Kastle of Disclosure's track Control ft. Ria Ritchie ( free download also ) enjoy ! https://soundcloud.com/kastle/disclosure-control-ft-ria Great option for partying on after Harbour Life for those attending also

For the first time ever, US producer Kastle is bringing his futuristic dubstep, grime & garage stylings to Chinese Laundry for an exclusive club show With special guest Light Year & support from Pablo Calimari, A-Tonez, U-khan, Audiobotz, C-Bu, Fingers + more Kastle is definitely a name to watch in 2013, head down to Laundry this Saturday 1st December to find out why. Full line up Cave Kastle (USA) Light Year U-Khan Laundry A-Tonez Pablo Calamari Audiobotz J-Mac Sand Bar Fingers Dj C-Bu Goodfella Doors Open 9pm Drink Specials from 9pm til 11pm KASTLE https://www.facebook.com/kastledub With the popularity of bass music spreading like wildfire across the world, San Francisco, CA DJ/producer Kastle has cultivated his own style of bass-heavy beats with a soulful twist. Teaching himself guitar and piano around the age of 12, Barrett Richards pooled his efforts towards electronic instrumentation about two years later. He began taking production as seriously as he did DJing during that time and involved himself deep into the Northeast rave scene. Though personal growth and 14 years of production experience paired with a degree in audio engineering a new sound was born. Kastle came to life at a pivotal moment after a big move from Boston back to his hometown of Pittsburgh in March 2009. After nearly a year of conceptualizing he knew he was working on something special. The name itself implies a fortress, a personal space that is used to cultivate a long-time love of hip-hop and R&B and fuse it with the magnetizing effect that dubstep, garage and bass-heavy music has had on Barrett and, really, the various communities of underground electronic music. LIGHT YEAR https://www.facebook.com/wearelightyear Light Year debuted onto the scene in 2010 with the now cult 'Night/Vision' EP, gaining some pretty high profile support among the likes of Soulwax, Erol Alkan, Tiga and Mr Oizo. His follow up EP "5 Girl's" received an even bigger reception resulting in an overwhelming demand for his remix work with everyone from Alex Gopher to ZZT demanding a little Light touch. Extensive touring throughout Europe and North America meant a series of sold out shows on the return home - from Splendour in the Grass to Parklife - and big name artists begging to remix his releases. Whispers of a revamp and Light Year 2.0 on the horizon can only mean big things and we can't wait to show you a sneak peak here first at Laundry.

Interview with The Upbeats Chinese Laundry Sessions 15 - Hydraulix http://www.mixcloud.com/ChineseLaundry/ ... hydraulix/ The Upbeats & MC LowQui - TOP SHELF AGENCY PROMO MIX http://soundcloud.com/lowqui/theupbeats ... uitopshelf

Boss Bass is celebrating 1 year of awesome parties at Chinese Laundry On the final day of November we bring you the one and only, the upbeats. In today’s heady climate of bass-fuelled dance music it could easily be argued that producer-DJs are the new rock stars. The Upbeats live performances are said to be some of the most unique and craziest sets in drum and bass today. The upbeats are not your everyday boring producers, after being armed with a bunch of micky fin and Aphrodite mixtapes the upbeats were ready to push into the world of drum and bass production. The upbeats started producing in 2001, and have already released for the likes of ram records, virus, commercial suicide, lifted and more. Their unique take on heavy drum and bass has led them to where they are today. With enough energy to rock the floor and backed up with genuine emotion and an infinite capacity to inject a taste of something different into their music, The Upbeats’ drag you deep into their own personal world of drum & bass. Don’t miss out on this legendary show at Chinese Laundry ! Set Times Cave Bassriot - 12:00 The Upbeats (NZ) - 1:00 Bruxism - 2:30 Laundry Phase One - 10:00 Pop The Hatch - 11:00 Hydraulix - 12:00 AutoClaws - 1:15 Shudder X - 2:30 Doors Open 10pm Drink Specials from 10pm til 11pm $5 Budweisers $5 Vodka & Mixer $5 Dirty laundry shots Biography In today’s heady climate of bass-fuelled dance music it could easily be argued that producer-DJs are the new rock stars. Climbing into that mould with a pair of schoolboy grins on their faces, The Upbeats have already been playing that role for years. Their anything-goes live performances are renowned for mosh pits, topless dancers (sometimes women) and crowd surfing, while their approach to writing hard-hitting, unique-sounding drum & bass is lauded across the globe. Nicknamed Terror Snake and Downie Wolf respectively, Jeremy and Dylan are not your average, boring producers. Meeting at school through mutual interests in surfing, skating and ‘being gangly teenagers’ Jeremy had to work hard to pull Dylan into the world of drum & bass. But, armed with a stack of Mickey Finn & Aphrodite mixtapes and an unrelenting attitude, the snake soon overcame the wolf’s natural propensity for rock music and, fortunately for us all, a love of fast breakbeats and low-slung basslines soon followed. This love soon grew into a passion for creating their own music and by 2001 the pair were balls deep writing their own D&B. Fuelled by New Zealand’s isolation from the rest of the world and its staggering natural beauty, The Upbeats’ unique take on 170bpm+ bass music has seen the duo work alongside scene stalwarts such as Ed Rush & Optical, Bad Company, Hive, Gridlock, Bulletproof, TREi, State of Mind and Noisia while releasing tracks across a plethora of the D&B scene’s most respected record labels. In the wake of such a prolific impact on the worldwide drum & bass scene, The Upbeats continue to push the boundaries. Working on producing an album for award-winning New Zealand live act Shapeshifter and collaborating with US bass music superstar Bassnectar this is set to be the most exciting season for The Upbeats yet, for precisely one reason: the duo’s forthcoming fourth studio album set to be released on Noisia’s increasingly imperial Vision Recordings. Amongst the incredible list of singles for legendary D&B outlets like Ram Records, Virus, Commercial Suicide, Subtitles and Lifted Music, and production and remix credits for some of the hottest names around, from MSTRKRFT to the aforementioned Shapeshifter, The Upbeats have displayed where their true strength lies; releasing critically acclaimed, boundary pushing and excitement-inducing long players. From their debut album on New Zealand’s LOOP Recordings through their sophomore offering ‘Nobody’s Out There’ on Bad Taste to 2009’s ‘Big Skeleton’ released on their own Non Vogue imprint, The Upbeats have consistently impressed with a deep understanding of what makes a dance music album great. Perennially packed with enough energy to rock the floor and backed up with genuine emotion and an infinite capacity to inject a taste of something different into their music, The Upbeats’ albums drag you deep into their own personal world of drum & bass. That’s a world which is infused with the duo’s sibling-like relationship, a propensity for having fun, unusual food combinations at breakfast time and an unnerving amount of insect-based facts. Not only are The Upbeats producers with studio skills, they’ve also got a few things which link them to all the best artists in history; bags of character, endless amounts of fresh ideas and a large dose of friendly rock star attitude. Links to Check Out for The Upbeats Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/theupbeats Soundcloud: http://soundcloud.com/theupbeats Twitter: https://twitter.com/theupbeats

Well you'll get to see all three headliners in one area I have collected the $35 Hardcopy Industry Tickets and they are in my hands , red hot property right now so contact me soon as possible to purchase

Saturday 24th November Chinese Laundry hosts the biggest Afterparty on the block, with not one, not two, but THREE massive festival headliners – internationals Flux Pavilion, Krewella, & Duke Dumont – all playing at the club straight after Stereo. Laundry will be THE place to be after the Stereo, as we keep the festival vibe going across 3 rooms and the garden from 9pm. Set Times Sand Bar 09:00 - King Lee 11:00 - DJ Moto 01:00 - Devola Laundry 10:00 - Taylor Wolf 11:30 - A-Tonez 01:00 - KREWELLA (USA) 02:00 - FLUX PAVILION (UK) 03:00 - Adam Zae & Autoclaws Cave 10:00 - Animal Jeans 11:00- U-Khan 12:00 - DUKE DUMONT (UK) 02:00 - LA Tech 03:00 - Sydney Be Heard Djs Links Flux Pavilion https://www.facebook.com/fluxpavilion?ref=ts&fref=ts http://soundcloud.com/flux-pavilion http://soundcloud.com/flux-pavilion/flu ... -radio-one Krewella http://www.facebook.com/krewella?ref=ts&fref=ts http://soundcloud.com/krewella Duke Dumont http://www.facebook.com/DukeDumont?ref=ts&fref=ts http://soundcloud.com/dukedumont Flux Pavilion is Joshua Steele, an English musician who jumped ship from being bands to being one of the most successful dubstep producer and DJs in the world. along with Doctor P and Swan-E, Flux is also the co-founder of the game changing crew that is Circus Records, He is best known for his 2011 single "Bass Cannon", which peaked at number 56 on the UK Singles Chart, and was placed on the Radio 1 A-List.. In August 2011 his track "I Can't Stop" was sampled by producer Shama “Sak Pase” Joseph for the hip-hop album ‘Watch the Throne’ by Jay-Z and Kanye West. To use the clichéd words 'meteoric rise' is not a stretch. The young and unassuming producer has become, along with the contentious American emo-kid Skrillex, the face of the new strand of dubstep. It's full-fat, incredibly heavy, with pop hooks woven cleverly in with the bass. In December 2011, Flux Pavilion was nominated for the BBC's Sound of 2012 poll, as one of only two independent artists on the long list. On 5 March 2012, his track "I Can't Stop" was used in the viral Kony 2012 campaign, and was previously featured in SSX. Duke Dumont Duke Dumont is a London, UK DJ / producer, well known for his DJ sets & “catch you off guard” productions. In 2006, Duke was crowned Diesel U Music champion, beating thousands of other producers to be considered the best unsigned producer in the world by a host of music industry judges, consisting the like of 2manyDJs. Previous winners for this award include producers such as Mylo and DJ Yoda. He then rose to prominence in 2007 with the release of Lean & Bounce, featured on his debut EP “Regality” on Turbo Recordings. A fusion of low pitched vocal hooks, with a finely tuned techno lead, combined with an unbeatable bassline, created one of the dance records of the year. Championed by the likes of Erol Alkan, SMD, Switch, Jesse Rose, Armand Van Helden and literally thousands more. E sentiment can be placed on his Djing ethic, the Duke holding down regular sets at the likes of Fabric, Razzmatazz and Bugged Out, whilst touring from Australia to the United States, Canada and the whole of Europe within the last year, making him one of the most travelled and in-demand DJs in the UK. His ability of blending deep house and techno, whilst contrasting tensions defines him one of the biggest underground DJs on the circuit. Krewella Fresh out of Chicago's West Loop neighborhood, emerging EDM outfit Krewella are already looking like be the biggest thing out of the next wave of the US scene. Formed in 2007.. Krewella (Jahan, Yasmine and Rainman) first caught attention with their video for "Killin' It." and have been gaining fans worldwide since the release of their debut EP ‘Play Hard’ . This will be their first appearance in Sydney. Facebook Event Here > https://www.facebook.com/events/488944421129099/

On the 23rd of November Chinese Laundry are proud to present the She Can DJ 2012 winner: Leah Mencel! Leah’s credentials are impressive, having warmed the stage for some of the biggest names in the business. This femme fatale is unequivocally the Pied Piper of the sleepy city, taking hand-picked tracks, meshing samples in with surgical precision, and pairing these live mixes with ruthlessly effective acapellas to create flawlessly formed s ets with an energy that is second-to-none. In a nutshell, Leah is the perfect embodiment of a new era of female DJs-cum-producers. Leah has been working relentlessly as a professional in the industry for 3 years, and has quickly caught the attention of promoters and audiences around the country. She has most recently been crowned by the winner of She Can DJ 2011 securing herself a global recording contract with EMI and a weekly show on Party People, an Australia-wide radio show that reaches 600,000+ listeners. Her sound stays true to her much loved mashup/party/hiphop style, whilst being strongly influenced by the likes of dubstep big-shots Skrillex, Knife Party, Nero, Kill The Noise and Datsik. You may notice that a "Mencel set" these days has noticeable hint of dubstep, and having found herself a niche within the genre, Leah has been hard at work in the studio working with vocalists and creating both remixes and original tracks under the dubstep banner. Alongside Leah Mencel are the always killer: Kyro and Bomber! Having already supported the likes of Steve Aoki, Porter Robinson & Jack Beats, they definitely caught the eye of the public with their remix of Poter Robinson & Lazy Rich’s track hit ‘hello’. And just to add to the already awesome line-up is non other than Kid Sample. Starting out doing bootleg edits of tracks by various artists ranging from Local Natives to Daft Punk, Kid Sample went on to establish himself in the local dance music scene which has now seen him perform at some of Sydney's biggest clubsand has supported the likes of Noisia, Rudimental, Netsky, Borgore, Danny Byrd, DJ Hype, Jackmaster etc. This will be a very fun night and a big start to your Stereosonic weekend , or just a big night in general ! Set Times Laundry 10:00 - Big Deal Gillespie 11:30 - LEAH MENCEL 01:00 - Kyro & Bomber 02:30 - Kid Sample Cave 11:00 - Modest 12:00 - Victims 01:00 - Cheap Lettus 02:00 - Day Trip Links to check out Leah mencel http://soundcloud.com/leahmencel http://www.facebook.com/leahmencel?fref=ts Kyro & Bomber http://www.facebook.com/kyroandbomber?fref=ts http://soundcloud.com/kyroandbomber Kid Sample http://www.facebook.com/KidSample?fref=ts http://soundcloud.com/official-kid-sample Facebook Event Here > https://www.facebook.com/events/522774957752213/

Official after party at Chinese Laundry w/ Flux Pavillion, Krewella & Duke Dumont at Chinese Laundry people Facebook event here for all entry & further details > https://www.facebook.com/events/488944421129099/ Forum thread to follow

Guestlist Entry Free - $15 Before 10pm & $20 After http://soundcloud.com/ben-sims/ben-sims ... e-drumcode http://www.youtube.com/results?search_q ... y9Qxnm1fGQ

Saturday November 17th we are very excited and honoured to be promoting the long over due and anticipated return of Techno don BEN SIMS in the Cave Quite simply, if you know techno, you know Ben Sims. In the Laundry we have the guys who are really lighting up the scene in Australia What So Not , which is the duo of Flume and Emoh Instead & also the national tour for in form producers Dave Winnell & Northie This is going to be an extremely memorable evening ! Doors Open 9pm Drink Specials from 9pm til 11pm $5 Budweisers $5 Vodka & Mixer $5 Dirty Laundry shots Bio – Ben Sims From early formative days earning his stripes spinning hip hop, house and rave on pirate radio, and at parties around Essex and East London, through the 90’s as an ever more in demand DJ, and on into the new millennium as a label boss, producer and internationally recognised techno legend in his own right, Ben Sims has spent all his conscious life exploring all facets of underground dance music Throughout that time, the man has honed his reputation as a tight, energetic mixer who skilfully weaves together his own distinctive blend of tough funk and hardgrooves, often using three-deck wizardry and plenty of dexterity. Be it at clubs like Fabric London, Atomic Jam, Berghain, Florida 135, or any number of festivals around the world, Sims’ sets are powerful, memorable, and unique, while constantly pushing the boundaries of a DJ set – utilising a mesmerizing blend of vinyl, CDs, and software. As well as carving a reputation as one of the world’s leading techno DJs, Ben has curated many of his own revered labels over the years. Chief amongst them is Theory – an imprint this year celebrating it’s 40th release, that counts amongst it’s supporters contemporary connoisseurs like Marcel Dettmann, Ben Klock, and the old guard of Dave Clarke, Robert Hood, Rolando and more – proof, then, that Sims is on the form of his life production wise. Riding high on the wave of critical acclaim from his cultured debut long player on Drumcode, 2011’s Smoke & Mirrors, an album that voyages into Sim’s unique take on techno, coupled with authentic house outings, thanks to guest appearances from Chicago’s Tyree Cooper and Detroit’s Blake Baxter, whilst also showcasing plenty of dubbed-out and grainy textures. Sims has put his name to more than 50 releases in the last two decades. During those years, there has also been a steady stream of high profile remixes of scene heavyweights, including Jeff Mills, Adam Beyer, Kevin Saunderson and Chris Liebing, on labels du jour like AXIS, KMS, CLR and Drumcode, all of which have won as much critical praise as they have crossover success. Despite his veteran status in the scene, Sims has always been keen to evolve. Alongside Kirk Degiorgio, he is co-founder & curator of Machine – a clubnight which focuses on new, unreleased, & upfront music; it’s primary home in London, but with editions all across Europe each year. Ben also hosts Sims & Friends events and stages at top clubs and festivals across Europe. Such shows incorporate Killa Productions sets with long time associate Paul Mac and feature regular appearances from like-minded talents such as Surgeon and others. Bio – What so Not Hailing from the sandstone bedrock that is Sydney, this duo (one half skyrocketing electronic act FLUME, one half flaming dj rockett EMOH INSTEAD) is the fresh face Australia's beloved 'Sweat it Out' & voice of the ADD generation. Released in Mid November 2011, their debut 4 track EP '7 Dollar Bill' caused quite a stir; Switch, Bag Raiders, Sinden, Boys Noize & countless others, all on board for this new sound. 2012 has seen an onslaught of epic remix's from the pair. Most notably their mix of Major Lazer's 'Get Free'. Gaining the attention of Flosstradamus, Nero & Diplo himself, their future bass rework, scored them official 12" Vinyl release on Mad Decent/Downtown With the who's who of EDM dropping their tunes on BBC Radio 1 & every major festival around the globe, don't be surprised if you see the WSN boys coming to a town near you Currently touring Aus/New Zealand, an official remix on the way for Mark Foster, Kimbra & A-Trak & their 2nd EP approaching completion, the ball is well and truly in motion for Australia's next big export Links Ben Sims http://www.djbensims.com/ http://www.facebook.com/pages/Ben-Sims/60542184918 http://soundcloud.com/ben-sims http://www.myspace.com/theoryrecordings What So Not http://www.facebook.com/whatsonot?fref=ts http://soundcloud.com/whatsonot Sand Bar 09:00 - Goodfella 11:00 - Samrai 01:00 - Fingers Laundry 10:00 - Dave Winnell 11:30 - A-Tonez 01:00 - WHAT SO NOT ( FLUME & EMOH INSTEAD) 02:30 - Northie Cave 10:00 - Andrew Wowk 01:00 - BEN SIMS (UK)

Guestlist Entry Price - $15 before 11pm & $20 after Contact details in my signature for entry etc FreQ Nasty - The Bon Merde Bass Nerd Mixtape [2012] http://soundcloud.com/freqnasty/freq-na ... april-2012 Culture Shock - BBC 1xtra RAM Records Takeover Mix http://soundcloud.com/culture-shock/cul ... -1xtra-ram check out this wicked Trap mix from Samrai to get you warmed up for Trapped in the Cave tomorrow night Samrai is headlining the Cave while Freq Nasty and Culture Shock are in the Laundry http://www.mixcloud.com/djsamrai/its-a- ... ntent=html

Chinese Laundry is proud to present on the 16th of November a huge double headliner night in the Laundry featuring FREQ NASTY & CULTURE SHOCK! And in the cave , after an awesome launch event , we will be hosting the second party in the "Trapped in The Cave " series , this time headlined by Sam Scratch Freq Nasty is one of the most famous and most recognizeable personalities in Dance Music today thanks to his amazing Dreadlocks & as equally amazing Production & Dj'ing abilities Currently pushing the boundaries of all things bass in his live sets , Dubstep , Trap , Drum N Bass , you never know what to expect from Freq nasty except that the subwoofers are going to be getting a beating Culture Shock is no stranger to Chinese Laundry, having played a legendary show there before he’s returning to showcase once again one of the best drum and bass styles currently out there. The classically trained Culture Shock first made waves in 2004 with his ‘vega EP’ and was quickly snatched up by Andy C and singed with the one and only Ram Records. Culture Shock has remixed tracks for the likes of Nero and Netsky, has released a bunch of club favourites on ram records and is currently tearing up clubs around the world. He has even worked with the legendary Brookes brothers on the legendary track ‘rework’. Culture Shock is just looking to get bigger and bigger and there seems to be no stopping this drum and bass giant! Releasing hit after hit, being featured on UKF, signed you Ram records. Move out of the way because Culture Shock is the current POWER-producer for drum and bass! This will be one of those shows you’re going to end up kicking yourself for missing out on. Set Times for this Friday shaping up to be extremely big so make sure you arrive early Laundry 10:00 - A-Tonez 12:00 - FREQ NASTY (USA) 01:30 - CULTURE SHOCK (UK) 03:00 - Hydraulix & Bassriot Cave - Trapped in The Cave 11:00 - SIngha 12:30 - SAMRAI 02:00 - Nemo Links to check out Freq Nasty http://soundcloud.com/freqnasty www.freqnasty.com www.facebook.com/DjFreQNasty http://www.Twitter.com/FreQNasty www.freqnasty.com/dub-kirtan-all-stars www.yogaofbass.com Culture Shock: http://www.facebook.com/cultureshock.music http://www.facebook.com/cultureshock.music FREQ NASTY BIO 2012 Born in Fiji, raised in New Zealand and forged in the dance music revolution of London in late 90's London, FreQ Nasty started his career in 1998 on the seminal UK label Botchit & Scarper where he helped pioneer the global ‘Nu School Breaks’ movement. After becoming one of a select few artists to appear on the front cover of UK dj bible ‘DJ Magazine’ he moved to the legendary SKINT Records in 2003 he went on to release a slew of cutting-edge records, collaborating with and remixing a diverse range of artists including Fatboy Slim, Kelis, KRS One, Roots Manuva, Rodney P, Bassnectar, and Reggae legend Junior Delgado. In ‘04 and ‘05 FreQ toured the world with his ‘Video Nasty Experience’, an eye-melting DJ/VJ/ live MC fusion, with animation perpetrated by a hit squad of crack artists including the ‘Brother’s Mogg’ (Lord of the Rings animators), and ‘Gorrillaz’ artist Jamie Hewlett’s company Zombie Flesh Eaters. 2008 saw the release of 'Creator', his crossover collaboration with MIA producer Switch and NYC hipster Santigold, and the ground breaking FABRICLIVE 42 mix CD, which was picked as DJ Magazine's compilation of the month. He also found time to launch the Giveback website that he co-founded with the purpose of using music to raise money for causes close to artists’ hearts including Tibetan people’s rights, safe drinking water in Ethiopia, and rebuilding homes in Haiti. After taking 3 years out to study, 2011 saw his return to the studio chair with the release of "Dread at the Controls" on California's cutting edge bass music label, Muti Music, which launched the 17-city Monsters of Bass tour with Marty Party and Opiuo. In December, FreQ's 'Low FreQuency Pureland EP' dropped, and was selected by DJ Mag as the MoneyShot release for December, receiving a 10 out of 10 rating. He is one of Burning Man festival’s most loved DJ’s where he has brings his signature mix of all things dub-wise and bass heavy, including 808 trap music, post-dubstep, breakbeat, and glitchhop. 2012 has seen the release of the 'Bon Merde' EP on New York's High Chai Recordings, and ‘Beethoven’s Filth’, a collaboration single by MartyParty and FreQ on his own FreQ Nasty Recordings imprint. In late October look out for the Skint Records release of "Not Givin’ In" by FreQ Nasty, a collaboration featuring Tippa Irie of the legendary Saxon Sound System and California producer Solar Lion, along with remixes from both sides of the pond. The end of the year sees FreQ on an Australia/New Zealand tour as well as prepping upcoming studio projects with Bassnectar and live-looping Beatbox supremo DubFX. FreQ’s latest side projects to tour the festival scene are the Dub Kirtan All Stars, a live 9 piece band of singers and musicians led by the beats and bass of FreQ Nasty and David Starfire. He also presents a series of talks given with yoga teacher Claire Thompson called ‘The Yoga of Bass’, both of which seek to open up the Yoga tradition to underground dance music club audiences focussing on the ecstatic dancefloor experience. Culture shock: It was a big relief for his parents when James Pountney – aka Culture Shock – got his first sampler and sequencer and started producing drum and bass. At last, it took him away from dismantling electrical appliances to find out how they worked, and distracted him from improvising with violin, Clarinet or drums - that to his own account he used to play ‘at mediocre level’. James was brought up in a musical household with both parents involved with opera, and always showed a healthy curiosity about music, listening to anything from Jazz to house. He got hooked on drum and bass at around 10, when he first heard the music in 1996 on pirate radios. To his own words, ‘it sounded totally alien’ and he was blown away. He started reading music technology magazines, managed to set up a basic studio and started experimenting. James’ first release happened thanks to his father, who often worked with Dom (of Dom & Roland’s fame) dad. The result was the 2004 ‘Vega EP’ on Moving Shadow. It was well received but unfortunately the seminal label stopped releasing music and it was another two years before James found another home with the legendary Ram Records. Impressed by the production skills displayed on the Vega EP, Andy C followed the progress of the young producer and ended up signing him to his label, with the first track ‘The Bypass’ – one of Optical’s favourite tunes - appearing on 2006’s Dimension EP and getting tongues wagging on the scene. James was then given the chance to make his own EP, and ‘the third stage’ was released in summer 2007. It included the suave ‘Rework’, produced in partnership with the Brookes Brothers, and a brilliant electro-breaks track ‘Asteroids’ that fits well with James’ open approach to music: ‘I’ve been into drum and bass for a long, long time – he recently told Knowlede magazine - That is great but it’s all about bringing in influences from elsewhere. I am really into all electronic music and I listen to a lot of techno and electro’. With signing Culture shock to its prestigious stable, Ram are nurturing yet another talent destined to expend the boundaries of the scene.

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