clubs

Glasgow clubs

Regular weekly clubs plus one off events are listed by city, then by day. then alphabetically by title. Clu s will be listed provided u -to-date details reach our offices at east nine days before publication. Lack of information may result in clubs being omitted. Glasgow club listings compiled by Jack Mottram.

GLASGOW THURSDAYS

Pro-club

I Deejays In Disguise at The Variety Bar. Spin—close. Free. Weekly. The Knucklehead crew take a breather from their usual hectic style and concentrate on the dubbier end of the techno spectrum.

I Free Party Power at The Living Room. 9pm—midnight. Free. Weekly. Quality underground house action. spiced up with a bit of skewed disco.

I Nico's at Nico's. ()pm—midnight. Free. Weekly. DJ Miguel (Wall to Wall) spins upbeat house selections for a studenty crowd.

I Nomad at Nomad. 7.3(lpm—midnight. Free. Weekly. Resident ‘Donut’ Jay is joined by Kris Keegan, Ian Thompson and A.J. spinning the best house sounds. I Pousey Cafe at Air Organic. 8—11pm. Free. Weekly. Shifting up a gear after the move from Sun, The Jengaheads get you stoked up fora night out with a mixed bag of beats. from electro through to house.

I Phatboy's Kitchen at McChuill’s Way Out West. Spin—midnight. Free. Weekly. Hip hop. breaks and beats courtesy ofThe Wax Monkey.

I Shogo at The Brunswick Cellars. 9pm-midnight. Free. Weekly. A brand new evening of breaks, beats and suchlike from G-Man and occasional guests, with skateboarding visual entertainments.

I Tilt at Bar 10. 7pm—late. Free. Weekly. An evening of [Euro trance from the Tilt

I Virunga at Brel. 9pm—midnight. Free. Weekly. A top selection of tunes with a world bias, including soca, Latin dance, African and reggae.

Club

I 1210 at Babaza. Spin—3am. £4 (£3). Weekly. Top-notch house, garage and trance from Ian Thompson and David Gilmore, renowned for keeping the crowd on their toes and dropping the odd surprise track. In a bid to encourage new talent, the residents step down between 8—1 1pm, turning over the Technics to up- and-coming DJs. Call the club on 204 0101 for details of how to participate.

I Bennet’s at Bennet‘s. llpm—3am. £3 (£2). Weekly. Shawn delivers a commercial dance mix in the main room, while Annie supplies 70s and 80s hits at this gay club.

I Bug-A-Boo at The Velvet Rooms. 11pm—3am. £4 (£3). Weekly. John Lyons, Martin llesketh and James Fullerton take it in turns to provide the Rth and soul selections.

I Casino Royale at The Apartment. llpm—3am. £4. Weekly. Bossanova beats, Hammond grooves. soundtracks and loungecore from your hosts Frankie Savaloy and Kirk St Moritz. Additional entertainment value added by the Bedazzled comedy collective and Monty Cantsin of lieu! Ronni fame.

I Club Salsa Sabrosa at Havana Bar. 10.30pm—3am. £4 (£3.50). Weekly. Top- noteh Latin sounds, with all hip-shaking genres covered thanks to residents Keith, Alexis and Geo D.

I Come Correct at 'l‘rasli. lllpin—3am. £4 (£3). Weekly. A showcase of all things hip hop, with the Come Correct residents showing that they too can cut the mustard.

I Columbian at The Asylum Back Room. Spin—lam. £1: free to CUSU members. Weekly. Music with breaks, from hip hop and big beat to soul and funk.

' I Cop at Archaos. llpm—3am. £4 (£3).

Weekly. Absolutely colossal student night with Vance and C.J. supplying hard partying house anthems in the main rooin and daft classics from Tam Coyle downstairs.

I Dazed & Confused at Qudos (Queen Margaret Student Union). 7.30pm—2am. £2 (£1)-— students and up to four guests. Weekly. Live music every week from aspiring local talent until around 10.30pm. when the residents take over, spinning a retro set encompassing funk, soundtracks and indie classics.

I Foundation at Q. 9pm--3am. Free before llpm, £5 after. Weekly. Iiwan Kelly with funky disco and soulful garage.

I Go Bang at Reds. 11pm-3am. £3. Weekly. GK Machine, Glenn C, Jay Hay and Guy spin a varied techno selection. I Hi Karate at The Glasgow School of Art. 10pm—2am. Free before 11pm; £1.50 (£1) after. W‘ekly. Andrew Divine and Neil McMillan are taking a breather from the guest frenzy of the last few months this fortnight, so you can expect the trademark chopped up breaks and heavy beats in ct ual measure.

I Jake W erry at (32. Midnight—3am. £4 (£2). 22 Jun only. The man behind the The Ilerbaliser returns to Glasgow fora DJ set taking in hip hop. jazz and soul. I Loose Jornts at The 13th Note Club. llpm—3am. £2. Weekly. Residents (eyebee) and (deecee) have shifted the old Booty Jam up a gear with a new concept night, just like a 7()s album. The concept being to play a broad mix of dancefioor classics without overdoing the turntable technique, concentrating on the songs themselves.

I MFI at Universe (Coatbridge). llpm—2.30am. £4 (£2). Weekly. Big telly man Ewan MacLeod and DJ Bob with a disco-tinged selection of house old and

I Pimp at Planet Peach. 11pm—3am. £4. Weekly. Steve Gaston pumps out the funkiest disco and lightens the blend with the occasional kitsch classic.

I Rhythm And Blues at Life. 1()pm—3am. £5. Weekly. One of the city ‘s finest R&B nights residents Paul 'I‘raynor and Naeem. This month sees another flurry of guests, including X-Jamz and the Blakkarhymez Crew on 2‘) Jun. 6 July is also a requests special, so anyone who has filled out a form should head down to see if their selections have made the cut. See Phactfile.

I Skint at The Cathouse. 11pm—3am. £4 (£2). Weekly. Tough chemical breaks and beats. rock and indie for a studenty crowd.

I Skycop at Skybar (Archaos). 11.45pm—3am. £4 (£3). Weekly. The posh bit ofArchaos thrills to the deep house stylings of Ryan Kerr. as the regular student night packs them in downstairs. I Specia Favours at The Glasgow School of Art (Vic Bar). 1()pm—2am. £1.50. Weekly. An evening from the self- proclairned ‘goddesses of sound’ DJ Mingo-go and lJT Bosom, who promise to provide everything from 11an pop to cheesy beats via sleazy electro.

I Thursday Is Enough at Club Budda. llpm—3am. £4 (£3). Weekly. Disco and house from Stevie Smith.

I Tune! at g2. llpm—3am. Free entry before 11pm; £3 (£2) after. Weekly. Simon Morrison and Andy Horn select brand new house and trance, plus Ibiza favourites to jog the memory.

I Tunnel Thursdays at The Tunnel. llpm—3am. £4 (£3). Weekly. Tunnel regulars Kevin McFarlane and Scott Mackay. plus Lisa l.ittlewood in room two. spin house for a dressed-up crowd of students.

I Upfront at The Asylum. lllpm-3am. £1 (free to CUSU members). Weekly. liddie Tonner and Scott Mochar with quality house and trance.

I The Wha? at The 13th Note Club. llpm—3am. £5 (£4). 2‘) Jun. Monthly. Hip hop, jazz and funk from The What? collective, plus live stuff from house band Muddy Pedals and skateboard related visuals and exhibits, with celebrity guest types promised in the near future.

I Yang at Yang. 1 lpm—3am. Free before midnight; £3 (£2) after. Weekly. Fantastic night featuring live funk action from Elevation Trio in the bar and weekly residents Bob Peck and Charlie lnman slamming out their trademark block party hip hop, funk and breaks. Room three features the varied talents of Foresight, Goodfoot, Yogi llaughton and Dribbler in rotation.

Chart & party

I Loveshack at Fury Murry’s. llpm—3. 15am. £4 (£2). Weekly. Jim Downie with a blend of commercial classics, vintage indie and a touch of disco.

I Rumble at The Garage. 11pm—3am. £4 (£2). Weekly. Absolutely crackers student night, stuffed to the gunnels every time with kids sharking to the sounds of chart hits, indie favourites and lowbrow house.

I Superstar at Trash. 11pm—3am. £4 (£3). Weekly. Party tunes, pop and indie faves for students and the like-minded. I Wired at Destiny. 1()pm—3am. £2 before 11pm: £3 after. Weekly. Casual night at the wrought-iron exhibition-cum- club, with a new name to match the dancier music policy. This is the only time when denim and trainers are acceptable apparel here, so you don't have to iron your Ben Sherman.

GLASGOW FRIDAYS

Pro-club

I Alkemie at The 13th Note Cafe. Next date 15 Jul.

I Bar 10 at Bar 10. ()pm—late. Free. Weekly. ()n the first three Fridays of the month you can catch Ian Anderson spinning deep house, with the last week reserved for some deeper stuff from DJ Bill.

I Brian Murnin at The Living Room. ()pin—midnight. Free. Weekly. A year on, and Brian continues to ‘play the songs that make the whole world sing’.

I Budda at Bar Budda. Spin—midnight. Free. Weekly. Chris Ilarris spinning groove-led house to the usual party crowd.

I Bughouse at Balsa. ()prn—midnight. Free. Weekly. Chunky house grooves to liven up the city centre.

I Critical Mass at Nice ‘n‘ Sleazy. Spin—late. Free. Weekly. Jon Fopp aka Nodj with a wilfully peculiar selection ranging from punk to funk and all points in between.

I Cul De Sac at CU] De Sac. ‘Jpni—midnight. Free. Weekly. House action from a pool of DJs. including Stevie Donaldson, Domenic Cappello, Graham Wilson and Kieran McCann.

I Edward's at Iidward‘s. ()pm—midnight. Free. Weekly. Upbeat selections from Keith Pyper to get you going for the weekend.

I Freelax at Four Cafe Bar (C(‘A). 9pm—midnight. Free. Weekly. lli-tech funk and jazz in the McLellan Galleries pre-club.

I Illuminations at The Lighthouse. 8.3(lpm—midnight. Free. Weekly. DJ Dandy (Disco X) and Alan B. (Breach) spin "Tomorrow. yesterday, today’ music. I Midi Hi-Fi at Nice ‘n' Sleazy. ‘Jpnt—midnight. Free. 7 Jul. Monthly. Checkout Krasli Slaughta and his guests playing a relaxed set before the frenzy of Hi-Fi proper at the Art School. This month Mr. Slaughta is joined by the Dirty Beatniks.

I Nico's at Nico‘s. ‘me—midnight. Free. Weekly. Barry Burns with a mixed-up selection of Northern, hip hop and house. I Nomad at Nomad. 7.3(lpm—midniglit. Free. Weekly. Kris Keegan. Ian Thompson and A.J. join ‘1)onut' Jay at this pre-club. Free camera hire adds a nice touch.

I Paul Cawley at Air ()rganic. t)pm~midnight. Free. Weekly. In addition to running Soma's breakbeat sister labels Fenctik and I’sy Phi, Patil (‘awley warms tip for the weekend with brand new breaks, hip hop and drum & bass.

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listings CLUBS

The unmissable events in Glasgow this fortnight

. i“. ‘3' Come Down The different - between this event and the rash of recent Sunday clubs is that, instead of concentrating on chatter and relaxation, the tunes are full-on Chicago house from the Slave residents and the bqu of the crowd haven’t stopped since Trade the night before. Slave, Sun 2 Jul.

Degree Show Party As you might imagine, combining a bunch of sleep- deprived art school kids, a street party, some of Glasgow’s finer disc jockeys and a sizeable chunk of cash devoted to making everything look pretty can mean only one thing: a splendid evening out. The music comes courtesy of the likes of Andrew Divine, The Freak Menoovers turntablist crew and a troupe of samba drummers. Glasgow College of Art, Fri 23 Jun.

Traxx The Traxx gang can always be relied upon to provide an excellent evening’s entertainment, but tonight promises to be something a bit special. Guest DJ Harvey has been knocking about the UK house scene from day one and, unlike certain of his contemporaries, has stuck fast to the underground lvalE cover CDs notwithstanding.) If previous appearances at Tangent and Optimo are anything to go by, Harvey fits the Subbie like a glove. Planet Peach, Fri 23 Jun.

Jake Wherry One of the founding members of Ninja Tune's hip hop orchestra The Herbaliser, Wherry (pictured) appears in the live line-up as the bassist. To..ight's event is a DJ set, which will take in hip hop, jazz and rare groove. 62, Thu 22 Jun.

Mish Mash One of the few clubs in the city that can guarantee a top class night out each and every month, Mish Mash is continuing apace thanks to the cracking combination of Harris soul, dub and deep house selections, live percussion and lle who add to, rather han detract from the atmosphere. Regulars should watch out this month, however, as regular end-of-the-month slothas shifted to allow for two nights in Jul. The Riverside Club, Sat 1 Jul.

Hi-T Another Sunday evening, and the complete opposite of the Slave event. The new cafe offers a staggering array of inquions, board games and some seriously chilled-out selections from up to ten local 015. This is a booze and fags-free zone though, so it’s not best suited for those in the middle of a bender. Tclia-ovna, Suns.

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