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Going to be in England (around london) for a month! Any recommendations?
Posted on: 25.06.2012 by Valeri Holderness
Hey guys,

I'm visiting England for about a month and I'll mostly be around the London area. I've been doing some research as to what spots to check out and was wondering if anyone had any suggestions

I'm into everything from heavy stuff, to disco/funky house, to older progressive stuff, etc.

what are some of your are some of your favorite places around that area?

also, are there any cool record stores or dj/music stores you would recommend checking out?
Darlene Strohbeck
26.06.2012
Originally Posted by IznremiX
just took my shorts and flip flops out of my suitcase
The weather can sometimes be schizophrenic. One second it's warm enough to take off your coat, the next second you have rain flying at you sideways.

Actually I know a guy that's there right now. He already posted pics on FB and in one day you can see coats on and off.

But yeah, you definitely won't be needing shorts and flip flops.
Valeri Holderness
26.06.2012
Originally Posted by tokenasianguy
Bring an umbrella...And a coat...
just took my shorts and flip flops out of my suitcase
Lashawn Maycock
26.06.2012
Originally Posted by IznremiX
Hey guys,

I'm visiting England for about a month and I'll mostly be around the London area. I've been doing some research as to what spots to check out and was wondering if anyone had any suggestions

I'm into everything from heavy stuff, to disco/funky house, to older progressive stuff, etc.

what are some of your are some of your favorite places around that area?

also, are there any cool record stores or dj/music stores you would recommend checking out?
If you want to see/hear underground on a large scale, one word, Fabric. MoS worth checking out for historical reasons I agree. Also have a look through http://www.timeout.com/london/clubs/.

Record shop wise, sadly a few have closed but I believe Blackmarket in D'Arblay Street is still going strong, again you have to go just for dance music historical reasons. A lot of the greats in dance music have stepped through that little door and quite a few kicked off their careers there. It will also serve as a great place to get suggestions on proper, underground evening s out in London. Also check out Soul & Dance Exchange, Sister Ray, Rough Trade.
Valeri Holderness
25.06.2012
Originally Posted by Toastmaster
Make sure to check out the Ministry of Sound - piece of DJ history and still one of the best places to hear massive name DJs.
thats definitely on my list
Valeri Holderness
25.06.2012
Hey guys,

I'm visiting England for about a month and I'll mostly be around the London area. I've been doing some research as to what spots to check out and was wondering if anyone had any suggestions

I'm into everything from heavy stuff, to disco/funky house, to older progressive stuff, etc.

what are some of your are some of your favorite places around that area?

also, are there any cool record stores or dj/music stores you would recommend checking out?
Warner Rotberg
27.06.2012
No need to go to the big clubs. The atmosphere is in the smaller, more intimate venues!

- The Oval Space (Bethnal Green, East London) NOT HACKNEY.
- Village Underground (East London)
- Brixton Clubhouse (with donut shaped roof terrace with DJs on as well) (Brixton)

The Egg is alright as well, when its not 10am and seems to attract just about every weirdo in London.

See if there is a evening on called Unleash when you're here. Its always at different venues.

http://www.residentadvisor.net/promoter.aspx?id=22485 <<<< Unleash RA page

http://www.residentadvisor.net/photo...leas/ul-90.jpg
Keli Muennink
27.06.2012
check out cable under london bridge in the tunnel its a great venue and have some great drum & bass evening s
Valeri Holderness
26.06.2012
ah so many great evening s going on haha! thanks for all the responses everyone
Maribeth Tidler
26.06.2012
I would have a look at KOKO in camden - I believe it's an amazing venue!
Darlene Strohbeck
26.06.2012
Originally Posted by IznremiX
just took my shorts and flip flops out of my suitcase
The weather can sometimes be schizophrenic. One second it's warm enough to take off your coat, the next second you have rain flying at you sideways.

Actually I know a guy that's there right now. He already posted pics on FB and in one day you can see coats on and off.

But yeah, you definitely won't be needing shorts and flip flops.
Debby Ramshur
26.06.2012
I like Corsica Studios - smaller, more intimate venue, seriously oversized Funktion One and a music policy that sometimes is ahead of times.

If you're into Techno, I'd probably see Kevin Saunderson play here.

This also sounds good if you enjoy some Berlin sounds.

In general, Resident Advisor is a very good place to find events in London, so that's where you could search for yourself if you didn't do so already.
Valeri Holderness
26.06.2012
Originally Posted by tokenasianguy
Bring an umbrella...And a coat...
just took my shorts and flip flops out of my suitcase
Valeri Holderness
26.06.2012
thanks for all the responses

I'm believeing I might go check out laidback luke at mos on the 7th. Fabric seems cool and I've been wanting to check out a tech house evening , so I'll probably hit that up as well.
Lashawn Maycock
26.06.2012
Originally Posted by IznremiX
Hey guys,

I'm visiting England for about a month and I'll mostly be around the London area. I've been doing some research as to what spots to check out and was wondering if anyone had any suggestions

I'm into everything from heavy stuff, to disco/funky house, to older progressive stuff, etc.

what are some of your are some of your favorite places around that area?

also, are there any cool record stores or dj/music stores you would recommend checking out?
If you want to see/hear underground on a large scale, one word, Fabric. MoS worth checking out for historical reasons I agree. Also have a look through http://www.timeout.com/london/clubs/.

Record shop wise, sadly a few have closed but I believe Blackmarket in D'Arblay Street is still going strong, again you have to go just for dance music historical reasons. A lot of the greats in dance music have stepped through that little door and quite a few kicked off their careers there. It will also serve as a great place to get suggestions on proper, underground evening s out in London. Also check out Soul & Dance Exchange, Sister Ray, Rough Trade.
Darlene Strohbeck
26.06.2012
Bring an umbrella...And a coat...
Valeri Holderness
25.06.2012
Originally Posted by Toastmaster
Make sure to check out the Ministry of Sound - piece of DJ history and still one of the best places to hear massive name DJs.
thats definitely on my list
Chrissy Kynard
25.06.2012
Make sure to check out the Ministry of Sound - piece of DJ history and still one of the best places to hear massive name DJs.

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