LISTINGS CLUBS
I Hlnus 0ne at The Carlton Highland Hotel. lOpm—3am. £2.50 (free for members). A relaxed. very plush venue for the more mature seekers of night life. I Paradise at M8. lO.30pm—3.30am. £5. Colin Cook. James Carrington, Phil Kay. Stuart Duncan and DJ Cumfi play house and garage in the main room. The Funky Mutha crew drop funk and jazz sounds in the chill out.
I Partycollldhrllsco at Moray House. lOpm—3am. £2 (£1 before 11pm, free to Moray House students). 23 June. Fortnightly. All drinks £1. one free drink for Moray house students who arrive before midnight. Three hours of ceilidh. including live sounds from Bon Accord and two hours of classic disco.
I Planet Earth at The Citrus. llpm-4am. £3. Curfew 2am. The 80s retro club: playing everything from new wave to synth pop to acid house and Madchester. Watch out for drinks promos.
I Pure at The Venue. 10.30pm-3am. £5 (£3 members). Guest nights £7 (£5). Twitch and Brainstorm orchestrate a gorgeous sweep through Detroit and Chicago at this, one of Scotland's top techno institutions. Excellent guests from the electronic cutting edge, gifted residents and a sweaty, devoted crowd make this club still kick.
I Reaction at The Subway. llpm—3am. £2 (free for students with matric card). Weekly mix of chart. dance and classic disco.
l Red Hot Pepper Club lOpm-3am. £4 (£3). Mainstream and chart sounds. Students free with matric card.
I Roadrunner at Potterow Student Union. 9pm-2am. Students with matric card £1. guests £2. Weekly traditional student bash. Music policy is 60s, 705, 80s, 905 and independent. to narrow things down a little.
I Satlva at The New Calton. 10pm—3am. £6 (£5 students/U840) £4 (members). 16 June. Fortnightly. Scotland's most furious and innovative hardbeat night continues to weld raw Chicago house, white noise and metallic techno into a coruscating aural assault every other Friday. Massive Bereavement control the underground electronic side, whilst Thee Process meld gentle dub ambient to chill to. Four sound systems, art installations. live MCs and percussion. As ever. don't miss the drummers! 16 June, Unit Moebius (Disko 8 artist) playing live. Watch out for Mike Dearboume, hard house‘s most wanted in the near future. Catch the Sativa sound system at the Livingston skate party on June 23 too.
I Unplugged at Chambers Street House Student Union. 8pm—3am (Doors close 2.30am). Students free. guests £1. Pn'marily concerned with showcasing live bands, but noteworthy for the eclectic club sounds in between.
Saturdays
I The Cavendish 9pm-4am. £5. Over 25s only. Smart dress. Live bands every week. I Century 2000 11pm—3am. £5. See Fridays.
I Cheek to Check at M8. 10pm—late. £5. Kitsch house, garage and 70s disco with DJs A.J., Stuart J. and Johnny Nisbet. The Wild Women Of Wonga stir things up in the chill out.
I Colours at The Vaults. 10pm—3am. Tickets £12 from Xile and The City Cafe. Membership available on the night. Streetrave's weekly extravaganza featuring the very top names in garage and house. 17 June. Limbo night with Harri (Sub Club legend) and Michael Kilkie (of M 'Boza Richie fame) plus Tocayo live. 24 June, Renaissance jock Marc Auerbach guests. Future highlights include disco-house maestro Roger Sanchez on 1 July. For information on the Colours party at Manumission in lbiza on 24 July phone 01292 267306.
I Desire at The Wide Awake Club.
1 lpm—3am. £4 (£3). Chart music in the renamed Wilkie House.
I Dig at Negociants. 10pm-3am. Free. Joss Omara and Neil McDonald taking it underground. house stylee.
I Disco Inferno at The Venue. 11.30pm—3am. 17 June. Fortnightly. Polished exponent of 705 revivalism. Two floors of bump 'n' hustle disco gloss. Extremely busy.
I Earth Inferno at The Rocking Horse. 10.30pm-3am. £3. Happy Hour until 12.30am. No rave, just out of the grave gothic and industrial sounds.
I The Egg at The Wee Red Bar. llpm—4am. £3. Drinks promos. Solid gold easy-action sounds; more specifically indie, 60s, new wave and soul.
I Eternal at Chambers Street House Student Union. 8pm-3am (doors close 2.30am). Students free. guests £1. Chart sounds from the 60s to present day.
I FBI at Moray House. 10.30pm—4am. £3. 17 June. Fortnightly with Shaft. Eternally popular, young at heart club playing a plethora of styles falling into the indie bracket. Scuff those DMs one more time to Pavement. Senser and Oasis.
I Fun Factory at Buster Browns. 10.30pm—4am. £5. 2am curfew. Mainstream chart and progressive dance. I Jay at The New Calton. 10pm—late. £7 (£6 members. £5 and £4 before midnight). Members and guests only. Proving itself to be the East Coast’s wildest, coolest and sweatiest gay night by far. Maggie and Alan manipulate the turntables into a veritable frenzy of house ’n' garage funkin’ bliss whilst the crowd prove effortlessly that no one (not New York. not San Francisco) can party as hard as the Scots. Unsurpassable! From 28 June, Joy are running a new weekly Wednesday night in Glasgow's Tunnel, they'll also be having a special one-ofi in The Tunnel on Fri 16 June. See Glasgow listings for details.
I Katch at The Rocking Horse. 10.30pm-3am. £3 (£2). A veritable cornucopia of indie music from the 80s and 90s, in this busy weekly club.
I Mambo Club at Cavendish. 10pm—4am. £4 (£3). Two floors with African. Latin. salsa, reggae, zouk, soca, calypso downstairs, and dub, lovers and dancehall upstairs. Sir Ossie dishing up the global grooves for the hot ’n' sweaty assembled pleasure-seekers.
I Mi5 at The Attic. 11pm-3am. £3. 24 June. Fortnightly. Sister club to FBI playing a similar soaraway mix of Britpop and indie.
I Minus one at The Carlton Highland Hotel. 10pm-3am. £2.50 (free for members). See Fridays.
I The 99 Club at The Music Box. 10.30pm-3am. £4 (£3). Hedonistic fusion of funk, soul, 70s and chart ‘for serious party ople’. Strict door policy.
I Re Hot Pepper Club lOpm—3am. £4 (£3). See Fridays. I Rock Orgasm at The Rocking Horse. 10.30pm—3am. £3. Climactic night of heavy guitar sounds. I nude at The Attic. llpm—4am. £3 (£2). 17 June. Fortnightly. Deep dubs, stepping ska and a well-friendly attitude. Worth checking.
I Shaft at Moray House. 10.30pm—4am. £5. 24 June. Fortnightly. Sparkling. poptastic night of retro showcasing disco stunners from the 705, 805 and 90s. Still
packed out with wild and shameless disco lovers.
I Stripped at La Belle Angele. _ llpm—3am. £5. 24 June. Fortnightly with Yip Yap. Deep house, soulful vocal garage and the odd handbag anthem fused gloriously by residents Zammo and Kris Keegan. Discerning, stylish crowd and occasional guest jocks - no surprise it's selling out every week. Fierce.
I Teasago at The Citrus. llpm—4am. £3. 2am curfew. Happy Hour: all drinks £1. Popular indie dance night. DJs Sarah and Niall jam a superb selection of punk, disco, 805 and funk for a friendly, student- dominated crowd.
I Tribal Funktion at The Venue. llpm—3am. £5. 24 June. Fortnightly. Minimal Chicago and tribal New York rhythms upstairs. Blunted hip hop downstairs and light, imaginative decor. Excellent guests, usually of a house/hard house persuasion. Return visits from George Morel and The Stickmen are forthcoming (anyone with a copy of the new George Morel album should know how much he enjoyed playing the club). I Yip Yap at La Belle Angele. llpm-3am. £5. 17 June. Fortnightly. Spiritually uplifting house, depth- plumbing garage: you really have to visit this club to realise why it’s still one of the best nights in the whole of Scotland. Divas, pianos, delicious, tuneful highs, superlative mixing from Gareth and David and a crowd who know how to rock it! What more could you ask for?
Sundays
I Beat The Clock at The Citrus. 10pm-3am. £3 (£2 before midnight. free before 11pm). New weekly club offering some enticing drinks promos. Many drinks £1.50 before 1.30pm and £1 before 11pm. Music policy is broad to say the least: Marilyn Monroe, Oasis, Presley and The Bee Gees according to the promoters.
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I Street Knowledge Bristol jungle don Roni Size makes his Scottish debut. Do not miss. The Venue. Thurs 22 June .
I The Big Apple Seb Fontaine (of Malibu Stacey fame) spinning the most glamorous in house tunes. The Vaults. Thur 29 June
I Colours Harri and Michael Kilkie behind the decks, Tocayo playing live. The Vaults, Sat 17 June
I Big Beat Jessica Lauren (Soul Jazz), nu-jazz keyboard impro- maestro jamming live. [11 Belle Angele. Fri 23 June
I Satlva Disko B artist Unit Moebius playing live. The Calton. 16 June
I The Blue Room at The Cooler. 10pm—4am. £2. Deep and lovely ambience to embalm. soothe and stimulate. Lie back and soak up the decelerated drift.
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