Headfirst Editor's Pick
"Sell out warning! Responsible for one of the hardest techno bangers of last year, aka ‘Caterpillar’, you can count on Pariah for brilliantly unrelenting chaos. Fellow-VOAM signee Rhyw takes a similarly acid-infused and playful approach to the dancefloor making this an ideal pairing from the Pressure Dome crew. "
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A clubnight held at Strange Brew on Friday 20th January. The event starts at 22:00.
Kicking off the new year with two artists that blew our socks fully off in 2022 and our biggest line up to date >>>
Pariah (VOAM)
Rhyw (Fever AM)
After experiencing their incredible sets at Freerotation, White Hotel & Corsica to name a few, we had to get them to Bristol to tear up the SB back room.
If you witnessed any chaotic instagram videos over festival szn there was a good possibility one of their tunes was causing the scenes. Pariah's "Caterpillar" EP which came out on VOAM, the label Pariah runs with Karren partner Blawan, was his first solo dance-floor focussed release since 2012 and oh lawddd was it worth the wait. With sounds and moods that bring a soft reminder of the amazing music that was coming out in those early 2010s while also bringing something new, exciting and playful across four equally unique cuts, it fully did the rounds this year.
Rhyw's "Honey Badger" EP, also out on VOAM this year turned everyones head and created so many mind-blowing dance floor moments this summer. His production is just something else, playing with timing in such an interesting way to create something functional yet truly forward thinking and unique has really put Rhyw on the map as one of the best in the game. Alongside his killer productions, the label he runs alongside Mor Elian (Fever AM) has put out some of the most interesting, exciting dance music this year, pushing some incredible up and coming talent from across the globe, the latest, "It's Not a Bug, It's a Feature" featuring the likes of NY's Ayesha, Son of Philip and local faves Glances.
Both just incredible artists in their own rights >>> we cannot wait to host them in Bristol for a night of truly twisted techno.
Support from Yushh.
Entry requirements:
Pariah (VOAM)
Rhyw (Fever AM)
After experiencing their incredible sets at Freerotation, White Hotel & Corsica to name a few, we had to get them to Bristol to tear up the SB back room.
If you witnessed any chaotic instagram videos over festival szn there was a good possibility one of their tunes was causing the scenes. Pariah's "Caterpillar" EP which came out on VOAM, the label Pariah runs with Karren partner Blawan, was his first solo dance-floor focussed release since 2012 and oh lawddd was it worth the wait. With sounds and moods that bring a soft reminder of the amazing music that was coming out in those early 2010s while also bringing something new, exciting and playful across four equally unique cuts, it fully did the rounds this year.
Rhyw's "Honey Badger" EP, also out on VOAM this year turned everyones head and created so many mind-blowing dance floor moments this summer. His production is just something else, playing with timing in such an interesting way to create something functional yet truly forward thinking and unique has really put Rhyw on the map as one of the best in the game. Alongside his killer productions, the label he runs alongside Mor Elian (Fever AM) has put out some of the most interesting, exciting dance music this year, pushing some incredible up and coming talent from across the globe, the latest, "It's Not a Bug, It's a Feature" featuring the likes of NY's Ayesha, Son of Philip and local faves Glances.
Both just incredible artists in their own rights >>> we cannot wait to host them in Bristol for a night of truly twisted techno.
Support from Yushh.
Entry requirements:
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