GEEK present Lützenkirchen (Great Stuff)
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On:
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Friday 2nd March 2007
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At:
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The Key [map]
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From:
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11pm-5am
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Cost:
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£10 with eflyer / £14 otherwise
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Website:
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www.club-geek.com
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Buy Online:
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Click here to buy tickets
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Last month was a raging opening for 07. A blistering live techno set from Abe Duque - electribe, 303, microphone and half a bottle of whiskey before he'd even started - plus a killer last set of the night from Oxia. And now this month we've got the 1st ever UK gig for Germany and Great Stuff's
Lutzenkirchen, London's Tommyfourseven and of course our resident Big Daddy - as new residents, the Cheshire Catz!
LUTZENKIRCHEN (GREAT STUFF)
He started out as a backroom producer for a host of big electro names, slyly co-writing and engineering an awful lot of the bigger electronic hits on labels like Great Stuff. But three top-ten hits in Spain, seven chart hits in the UK and eight top 20s in the German sales charts - not to mention vocal duties on a set of German dance projects in the early 90s - just wasn't fulfilling enough. So Tobias Lutzenkirchen set out to do his own thing, starting with Daily Disco on Great Stuff, then on to Zombie, a collaboration with John Acquaviva and the second-most downloaded track on beatport in 2005. Since then there's been the remixes of Yello, Coburn, John Digweed, Meat Katie, nearly every Great Stuff artist, and even the Bloodhound Gang. Plus his new label Tabula Rasa with Marc Romboy, head of Systematic Records, and now his first ever UK gig at GEEK...
TOMMYFOURSEVEN (BRIQUE ROUGE / LOVEMINUSZERO)
With fans like Tiga, DJ T and Josh Wink and tracks on Brique Rouge, Catwash Records, iO Music, Love Minus Zero and JM Recordings, Tommy Four Seven is probably the most up-and-coming of the new scene of UK producers. DJ mag has tipped him as a DJ who's "gotta be big" and Mike Monday asked him to take on one of the remixes for his upcoming remix album - alongside remixes already done for Fex, minimal's underground hero Tom Pooks and DK7 dark techno pioneer Mark O'Sullivan. And that's before you get to the artist album upcoming on Brique Rouge this year ...
BIG DADDY
The man behind Playtime the club and Playtime Records, "one of the best labels to come out of 2005" (IDJ), Big Daddy has long been the cheerleader for a new London sound built around local boys like Mike Monday, King Roc, the Cheshire Catz and internationals like Kerowack, Justin Martin and Claude
von Stroke (whose first ever London gig with was Playtime). 2007 sees the first release of his own productions and the UK and European launch of a new club with John Acquaviva, Electronic.
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Flyer:
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Region:
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London
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Music:
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House. Deep Techno. Techno.
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DJ's:
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Lützenkirchen (Great Stuff Recordings, Germany)
Tommyfourseven (Brique Rouge, London)
Big Daddy (Playtime Recordings, London)
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