NO!
Electro / Industrial / Psychedelic
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"NOW it’s time: say YES to NO!"
London, London and South East
United Kingdom
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| Member Since | 3/23/2008 | | Band Website | EmpireOfNo.com | | Band Members | A couple of fucked-off queens | | Sounds Like | Electro, Industrial, Psychedelic | | Record Label | NO! | | Type of Label | Indie |
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Check out this event: NO RETURNS @ 54!
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we ROCKED. and EVERYONE GOT LAID. there is NOTHING MORE TO WANT. see you 17 MAY!
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London 2008: The commercial gay dance scene is dead. DTPM died. Trade shut down promptly afterward. Declining attendance because it was the same old same old same old music. The few "superclubs" still wheezing in Vauxhall’s gay mecca - previously thousands of muscle boys a weekend - still churn out the same tired ghb-fueled discohouse that killed the scene. The same old nights, the same old music, and punters voting with their feet The big clubs now are the tiny clubs.
Well fuck that! Take one muscly circuit queen who came of age in NYC at the Mudd Club, Paul Shetler, and one Australian queer DJ, Big Daddy, who hadn’t played on the gay scene since a residency at Heaven five or six years ago but who had a big profile in the now very mixed underground dance scene... Add the trend for younger gay men in London to grow beards and move east to the magical inner city of Shoreditch; and take all the new movements in wonky house (largely pioneered in London by
Big Daddy’s Playtime, which hosted the first UK gigs for now huge underground DJs like Claude von Stroke and Abe Duque), in techno and electro, in European electronica, Nu Rave and flat out raging noise - like it used to be at Mudd Club - and add a spiky press release about saying YES to NO! Embrace what you couldn’t get before - hotties AND amazing music, in the same venue for the first time in years...
A couple of FUCKED OFF QUEENS present...
NO!
From "love you" to "fuck YOU!", a big queer celebration of 100% electronic music in all its forms -- with BREAKDOWNS that go on for DAYS and WHIRRING NOISES just like YOUR MOTHER USED TO MAKE...
WE OPENED on GOOD FRIDAY.
We ROCKED.
And EVERYONE GOT LAID.
There is NOTHING MORE TO WANT.
See you at the NEXT ONE. In SHOREDITCH.
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