Girls of the Internet vs D.i.Y. SoundSystem
DiY Soundsystem. “Culturally, the most dangerous people in the country.” — Tony Wilson, 1997 Through Deep House, never-ending illegal raves, the true soundtrack to the Criminal Justice Bill protests — DiY were one of the pivotal forces forging what we k
Girls of the Internet vs D.i.Y. SoundSystem
DiY Soundsystem. “Culturally, the most dangerous people in the country.” — Tony Wilson, 1997 Through Deep House, never-ending illegal raves, the true soundtrack to the Criminal Justice Bill protests — DiY were one of the pivotal forces forging what we k
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Sat 4 Jul
3:00 pm - 10:30 pm
The Glove That Fits
London, E9 6LH, United Kingdom
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DiY Soundsystem. “Culturally, the most dangerous people in the country.” — Tony Wilson, 1997 Through Deep House, never-ending illegal raves, the true soundtrack to the Criminal Justice Bill protests — DiY were one of the pivotal forces forging what we know as club culture in the UK today. “Liberation through fun”, collectivism, and refusing to accept the pre-packaged copy machines spitting out song after song that mainstream dance music constantly forced down our throats. Everything we do with Girls of the Internet traces back through what they started in Nottingham in 1989. Honoured to be hosting a party in the sunshine with some true UK House Music pioneers.