OFFLINE ROCK'N'ROLL SPECIAL!!
Friday 21st April, 2011
We warmed up to a weekend of wild partying with an Offline special on a Thursday night - with the next day a bank holiday we could stay up late! We had frantic, exhilarating crypt-rocking guitar twanging rock'n'roll from DR VAMPIRE onstrage plus a fab line up of DJs, plus original videos, street photo slideshows and more!
The, err, lighting rig.
Look what they did to my sound desk notes!
The fabulous Dr Vampire serve up another killer rock and roll set.
OFFLINE EASTER BANK HOLIDAY SPECIAL!
Thursday 21st April
A hard rocking Brixton night! Prince Albert, 418 Coldharbour Lane, Brixton SW9 8LF
Tel: 020 7274 3771. 9pm - 1.30am. FREE ADMISSION plus CHEAP BAR!
Transport: 2 mins from Brixton tube/BR/buses. Map and venue info Permalink to this event
Warm up to a weekend of wild partying with our Offline special on Thursday night - the next day is a bank holiday so you can stay up late! We've got the frantic, exhilarating crypt-rocking guitar twanging rock'n'roll from DR VAMPIRE and the usual line up of DJs, plus original videos, street photo slideshows and more!
Wild surf'n'grind! Dr Vampire are on the scene, raising hell and raining trashy, surfed up havoc on every innocent bystander in sight. Fuzz is their god, and Rock 'n' Roll is the law they live by. They're also the inventors of the latest dance craze not sweeping the nation - the Wolfman Stomp! Featuring twanging guitar, throbbing organ, pounding drums, and grinding bass - now with added insane vocals!!!
MULTIMEDIA
Original photos, old footage, pop 45 sleeves, and more.
DJS!
We'll also have a full crew of hard-drinking Offline regulars throwing down a top selection of tunes, including:
EDITOR (urban75)
An ale-fuelled onslaught of ska, punk, rock'n'roll, big band, rockabilly, Mrs Mills & Liberace in a floor stomping package proving that drinking'n'DJing can be a perilous trade.
NIPSLA (Falling over studios)
Packing more pop than a Rice Krispies factory, Nipsla's DJ bag is a veritable jumble sale of joy, overflowing with indie, dance, electro and party tunes.
BARON BOBBY BAUHAUS (charcoal soul)
More mysterious than Robert Smith's eyeliner bag, Bobby gets dancefloors rocking with quirky, darkside indie-pop and kohl-smudging breakbeats.
