DJs: Hyena Stomp aka Severino (Horse Meat Disco) and Nico de Cigelia, Serge Santiago (Retro/grade), Ben Osborne (Noise of Art/ Re:Play), Mystic Rock (aka Horton Jupiter – They Came From The Stars I Saw Them)

Live Acts

Kal Lavelle, Kevin Pearce Band, Tiny Dragons, Peter Hepworth, Antonio Lulic, Evokoteur

More to be announced…

333 Mother

333 Old Street London EC1V 9LE.

£5 8pm – 3 am Friday 27 January

Slipped Disco celebrates its seventh birthday by returning to its Shoreditch roots to start a new residency at the multi floored 333 Mother – one of SD’s first venues. To get the party started Slipped Disco has invited a typically diverse selection of talented acts to play. It’s also hosting the debut outing of The Magic Wheel, which will test the DJs’ versatility by randomly switching music genre.

The 333 Mother launch night sees Slipped Disco returning to its DJ and live music format, with Italo disco and house DJ Severino lining up with Pete Tong’s aide de camp, Nico de Cigelia, as house remix duo Hyena Stomp. Severino is also one of the residents behind the power house of disco that is Horse Meat Disco. Joining them on the decks are disco and techno maestro Serge Santiago, half of Retro/ Grade with Tom Neville, and Slipped Disco host, DJ Ben Osborne.

Meanwhile members of the audience in the Magic Wheel room will spin the Wheel and determine a new genre. Expect to hear music from the sublime to the ridiculous, see wheel-based performances, and have your life changed – or at least turned up-side—down – every half hour or so…

In the live room the selection of fast rising talent sees singer songwriter Kal Lavelle top the bill. Lavelle is Ed Sheeran’s support act of choice and the voice on Artful’s club hit; ‘It Must Be The Bass Line’. Joining her is Music Week’s hotly tipped electronic act Kevin Pearce – live voice of I Monster’s Daydream In Blue hit. Catch him here first.

Brighton’s Tiny Dragons have been storming the UK recently, fronted by one of the most powerful bass playing front women in the country. After a long break, singer songwriter Peter Hepworth signals a renaissance by returning to London for the second time this year. London based Mexican electro act Evokateur caught the attention of Gary Newman last year – who kindly offered to remix their debut single. They join the line-up here in the run-up to their second release.

Amongst the first club nights to embrace London’s neo disco scene, Slipped Disco takes disco as the root of modern dance music, but accepts it’s slipped a bit into other genres. Over the last seven years Slipped Disco’s invited acts from a diverse range of genres to get their groove on. It’s been responsible for introducing many of Paris’ leading electro acts to the capital, alongside leading lights from the Amsterdam house, Norwegian electronica and Italian disco scenes, hosting sub bass and funky jams and diving head first into the capital’s re-emerged house, techno and psychedelic scenes.

Severino Vs Ben Osborne plus special guests

Momo, 25-27 Heddon Street, London, W1B 4BH. 10pm – 4 am

Free entry all night. (noiseofart@gmail.com for details)

Ben Osborne (Slipped Disco/ Noise of Art) and Severino (Horse Meat Disco/ Hyena Stomp) and unannounced guests swing back into this fashionable hideaway for their birthday party mash-up.

Slipped Disco’s Yes We KAN’T started as a one off party here last February. Following the resulting mayhem, Momo’s asked if they could come back the following month. One month soon followed another and the invitations kept on coming and by the summer they were offered a monthly residency.

Over the last year Osborne-Severino forays here have caused sweet chaos.

The party starts at 12 midnight at the Film and music tent with Severino and Ben Osborne (resident DJs at Horse Meat Disco and Slipped Disco respectively), My Toys Like Me and The 9000 combining to create the music, while The Immaculate Extremists, Overlap, Your Mum and Prick Image crate the visuals and costumed performance.

There will be unique artifacts for you to find and keep created by local and international artists including: Gavin Turk, Stella Vine, Russell Herron, Gareth Bayliss, Schwange, Paul Kindersley, Edwina McEachran, Gemma Land, Andrew Hatfield, Matt Gee, Monique Jivram, Reeka Kapoor, Claudia Forsbrey, Francesca Denega and Corinna Spencer.

Stella Vine, pic by Venetia Dearden

The Art Hunt forms a key part of Noise of Art’s immersive club show UFO: Rendlesham Incident, with a club show on the opening Friday night of Latitude (July 16th) and events throughout the weekend.

The theme of these events is inspired by a real incident that occurred in a Suffolk forest in the winter of 1980. Thirty years ago a hapless alien cruise ship landed in Rendlesham Forest next to a US Air Force Base. This was a mistake. The accidental tourist ship was supposed to be landing on the Mountain of Embarrassing Dreams. But the captain, having un-opposable hoofs, entered the wrong data into the ship’s sat nav, so they landed near Woodbridge instead.

During the kerfuffle of getting away from the naturally curious US Air Force, priceless artifacts belonging to the alien tourists were scattered across the forests, towns and fields of East Anglia. Lying lost for 30 years (or a long weekend in alien time), the aliens have now returned to find the lost treasures.

The Rendelsham Forest incident was reported to the MOD by Lt. Cl. Charles l Holt, the deputy commander of the US Air Force base.

Full details of the events are available through Noise of Art’s Daily Newspaper, distributed free at the UFO Disco and on the festival site. The Art Hunt is curated by Suffolk born artist, Mark Scott-Wood.

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Listings Details

• Event: Yes We KAN’T
• Date: Tuesday, February 9th 2010
• Time: 7:00pm
• Venue: Momo
• Address: 25-27 Heddon Street, W1B 4BH
• Venue phone: 020 7434 4040
• Admission: Free
• Line up:
  LIVE: KAN’T
  DJS: Severino Vs Ben Osborne
  
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