Wednesday November 25th

Martin Rev + HTRK +Factory Floor

7.30 pm £10 advance

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MARTIN REV

NYC's Martin Rev is a one of music's most influential and creative personalities. His mainstream profile has remained somewhat opaque due to his focus on creativity and art as opposed to commercial viability. Nevertheless, as the lone instrumentalist in the legendary duo Suicide, his pulsing hissing keyboards continue to challenge and inspire generations of underground music fans. Countless artists have cited Suicide as an influence including The Jesus and the Mary Chain, Joy Division, New Order, Nick Cave, Radiohead, Spacemen 3, Ric Ocasek, R.E.M. and Bruce Springsteen. Springsteen's "State Trooper" from his Nebraska album is clearly influenced by Suicide. Springsteen also performed a solo keyboard version of Suicide's "Dream Baby Dream" to end the concerts on his 2005 "Devils and Dust" tour. Suicide's recordings are considered to be some of the most influential alternative music recordings of all-time. Suicide (1977), is particularly heralded, often regarded as a classic. Suicide continues to play live throughout the world, performing at among others, the South Street Seaport Festival in lower Manhattan in August of 2007, the London Forum with Nick Cave on his debut of his new group Grinderman, and Agnes B's fashion week 30th anniversary celebration at the Olympia Theatre in Paris, featuring groups including Sonic Youth and Patti Smith.

Friday November 27th

TROUBLE VISION

10 pm - 6 am

£8 advance / NUS / before 11 / £10 afterwards

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On the 16^th October, we at Trouble Vision celebrated not only our first birthday, but also our biggest party to date. Shy FX, Plastician and Boy-8 Bit headlined an all-star lineup spanning the genres while Work It! brought the heat in the Silent Disco.

One month on and we’re back to do it all over again with arguably an even bigger lineup. Drum & Bass legend and general bass connoisseur DJ Zinc tops the proceedings in room 1. In support, Dirtybird’s Solo will be bringing his bag of carnival house followed by a debut live performance from Bass Clef & The Magic Drum Orchestra, (8 live percussionists backing up Bass Clefs tight 2-step/dub productions promises to be nothing short of spectacular,) with remix-maestros Greenmoney providing the icing on the cake.

Room 2 takes on a more garage, dub and UK funky persona, with Geeneus, the first man of Rinse FM and FWD>> taking to the controls to headline. Support comes in the form of a back to back special. Mad Decent’s Mumdance will be taking on Dirty Canvas’s tastemaker Reecha, UK garage originator El-B will be going back to back with new kid Photomachine, and last but by no means least, man of the moment Joy Orbison will be taking on the mysterious SBTRKT.

Throw Superfilth’s electro peddlers Oli DAB & Robin into the silent disco along with The Wolf and co. and you have the makings of what is becoming an essential London party, and, if you quick, early bird tickets start at £5!