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Spin is one of the oldest nightclub venues in San Diego. The club was established in 1989 and is the reinvention of Club Montage, the first and only true after-hours dance club in San Diego. Voted Club of the year various times in its history, it has been a trend setter and part of the EDM movement and the uprise of the gay circuit by exposing the world most elite artists and performers to an industry of music enthusiasts every weekend. At the club you will be able to experience top of the line internationally known artists and DJs such as Tiesto, Armin van Buuren, Paul Oakenfold, David Guetta, Mstrkrft and more. Guests will be able to enjoy three floors with the best sound in San Diego hands down as well as free parking 3 designated areas to smoke, an open air rooftop, a bar at every room and floor, kinetic lighting and lasers, a CO2 gas cooling system until the early hours of 4-5am.


Spin

Mission Hills

Lieu historique au coeur du quartier le plus effervescent de la capitale, La Machine du Moulin Rouge a abrité pendant des dizaines d’années la chaufferie du cabaret parisien le Moulin Rouge, avant de devenir un club.

Apres 40 ans d’existence en tant que La Locomotive, qui a vu défiler l’histoire du rock, les générations yéyé, Les Beatles ou The Who dans les années 60, David Bowie dans les années 70 et se révèle comme le plus grand club de Paris dans les années 80 et haut lieu de la techno dans les années 90.

En 2010, rachetée par Le Moulin Rouge, elle devient La Machine du Moulin Rouge, et s’affirme comme l’un des clubs et salles de concert parisiens les plus ambitieux de la capitale.

La Machine du Moulin Rouge c’est 4 espaces, sur 4 niveaux pour une surface de plus de 2500m2.

Une immense salle Le Central, un mini club, La Chaufferie, en sous-sol, Le Bar à Bulles, un bar terrasse caché derrière le Moulin Rouge et le Toit, un rooftop confidentiel : elle offre ainsi une configuration unique dans le paysage des clubs et des salles parisiennes, et est un véritable lieu de vie, de jour comme de nuit.

Fer de lance de la renaissance de la vie et des nuits parisiennes, elle est aujourd’hui l’un des plus grands clubs européens, décloisonnant les formats, les genres et les publics pour une expérience totale proposant des soirées sur deux salles, entre le Central et La Chaufferie, accueillant des plateaux artistiques dans une configuration quasi festival chaque soir.

Atypique, on s’y perd dans ses méandres, on découvre des stigmates du passé dans ses recoins : une nuit dans la Machine c’est prendre le risque de se perdre dans un labyrinthe.

Lieu de vie et de création polymorphe, La Machine défend un propos artistique fort et engagé, avec la volonté de soutenir la création musicale et artistique et de réinventer son expérience.

Elle se démarque par son éclectisme, valeur cardinale dans son fonctionnement, synonyme d’un refus de cloisonner, ne négligeant aucune niche et faisant confiance à l’ouverture d’esprit et à la soif de découverte de ses publics.

Depuis bientôt 10 ans elle développe et propose une programmation entre grands noms internationaux et scène émergente locale.

Elle fait sauter les frontières de la club music, cherchant continuellement à être en avance sur son temps et à dénicher les étoiles montantes des scènes électroniques,  techno, hip-hop, house music et se défaire des barrières entre genres.

Lieu de concerts et de musiques live, elle accueille des shows rock, metal, hip-hop et jazz.

Le Bar à Bulles est un lieu hors du temps, niché dans la Cité Véron, une enclave de verdure montmartroise empreinte de poésie, caché derrière les ailes du Moulin Rouge. Véritable accalmie parisienne, sa terrasse est peuplée d’érables du Japon et nous plonge dans une bulle intimiste, à toutes les saisons.

Derrière ses longues baies vitrées, le Bar à Bulles dévoile une ambiance cosy et colorée : banquettes en velours, tables et chaises chinées avec amour, abat-jours fleuris et plantes suspendues, à l’instar du temps.

Le Bar à Bulles ouvre ses portes en 2015, après une longue histoire liée à celle de La Machine du Moulin Rouge, adjacente. Dès son ouverture il se veut un être un lieu de partage, de rencontre et de culture, recevant une dizaine d’évènements chaque mois : festivals, lancements de revues, dj sets, expositions, ateliers… Bien plus qu’un bar, c’est un véritable lieu de vie, caché au coeur du quartier de Pigalle.

Lieu historique au coeur du quartier le plus effervescent de la capitale, La Machine du Moulin Rouge a abrité pendant des dizaines d’années la chaufferie du cabaret parisien le Moulin Rouge, avant de devenir un club.

La Machine du Moulin Rouge

Montmartre

Basement is a project by knockdown center that brings live events for electronic music lovers. 

Basement

Queens

Corsica Studios (previously known as the Corsica Arts Club) is a medium-sized, two-roomed music space located in close proximity to Elephant & Castle tube station in south-east London. A rotating cast list of promoters and labels stage events at the venue each Friday and Saturday. The music pushed at the club is rooted in house, techno, electro and disco, but often incorporates dubstep, drum & bass and bass music. Open since 2005, the club is known for its intimate, urban atmosphere and solid soundsystems.

Corsica Studios

Elephant and Castle

Nestled into the heart of South of the Market in San Francisco, F8 provides its guests with a culture of eclectic music that ranges from House to Hip hop to Techno to Dubstep, and everything else in between. The main goal of the club is to have great music with everything else being supplementary. This however does not mean that the atmosphere or the ambiance of F8 is found lacking in comparison to the great music found playing at the club. F8 features an intimate atmosphere, some of the best drink specials in SF, as well as amazing vibes from the staff to the patrons. Proclaimed to be one of the last authentic clubs that remains vibrant till this day, F8 truly knows how to show its guests how to spend a great night out.


SoMa

Welcome to London’s most premier venue that is known for hosting a series of weekly lineups that feature the biggest names in the electronic music world. The Fabric nightclub in London is a subterranean labyrinth. Three rooms, various floors, a network of staircases and no phone signal whatsoever make for a rather disorientating experience, but that’s all part of the appeal. The purposeful layout of the club with three specialized and distinctive rooms to cater to the different needs of its guests, along with world-class sound systems creates a revolutionary experience unlike any other. Emerging from its depths after hours of losing yourself in the music almost feels like stepping back into another reality. 

Being close to both the Barbican and Farringdon stations in the city, the high-end Saturday nights at the club reflect some outstanding DJ talent along with internationally renowned live acts and music events. The playlists that you would come across the Fabric nightclub in London offer up the most cutting-edge electro, house, techno, and disco beats. Fabriclive is the unique Friday night sound-clash offering an amazing assortment of rocking tempos right from hip hop to electro, bass, indie, and more. The party doesn’t die down as the weekend’s end approaches, even Sunday nights in the Fabric nightclub in London are super fun due to the display of the unstoppable, notorious music crew that makes you groove to your feet naturally.


Welcome to London’s most premier venue that is known for hosting a series of weekly lineups that feature the biggest names in the electronic music world. The Fabric nightclub in London is a subterranean labyrinth. Three rooms, various floors, a network of staircases and no phone signal whatsoever make for a rather disorientating experience, but that’s all part of the appeal. The purposeful layout of the club with three specialized and distinctive rooms to cater to the different needs of its guests, along with world-class sound systems creates a revolutionary experience unlike any other. Emerging from its depths after hours of losing yourself in the music almost feels like stepping back into another reality. 

Fabric

Farringdon

Located in the heart of Itaewon, Seoul. Faust is an intimate two-room club hosting top international DJs as well as the best of the local Korean scene. Audiophiles can immerse themselves in the dark, acoustically treated main room featuring a world-class hand crafted Kirsch Audio system or find a more downtempo and relaxed social scene at Tanz bar. Faust was built both for the true lovers of the underground scene as well as for those who are seeking a richer, deeper musical and nightlife experience. 

Faust

Itaewon

Amsterdam has a new club, Lofi, which opened on 17th October with a ZeeZout warehouse party as part of this year's ADE. 

Located in the Sloterdijk district, it's the brainchild of Slapfunk's Nelson Yogh Niemel and Samuel Taselaar, founder of Nomads Festival. 

Since the launch event — which saw the likes of Midland, Optimo and Avalon Emerson play — names such as Rhadoo, Tama Sumo and Prosumer have all visited the venue, with crews including VBX and FUSE hosting parties. 



Amsterdam has a new club, Lofi, which opened on 17th October with a ZeeZout warehouse party as part of this year's ADE. Located in the Sloterdijk district, it's the brainchild of Slapfunk's Nelson Yogh Niemel and Samuel Taselaar, founder of Nomads Festival. 

Lofi

Mondo Disko is an electronic music nightclub in Madrid that was opened in 1999. They offer shows with a state of the art sound system as well as light show. 

Mondo Disko

Centro

Originally housed on the fourth floor of the magnificent Wrigleyville building (also home to Metro), this venerated dance club is now in the basement. A makeover in 2006 slicked up the looks a notch and brought back a vibrant young crowd. But more important, the club boasts a world-class Funktion One sound system, which sounds tremendous on the central dance floor. Typical bills find cutting-edge DJs from Europe, Detroit and Chicago spinning for the crowd.

Smartbar

Lakeview

A 30-year-old icon of Berlin's clubbing scene and a huge influence on the country's techno culture, Tresor was originally located in the vault of a department store in East Berlin. After some years of difficulty, it reopened in 2007 in a 236,000-square-foot abandoned power plant. The new digs carry on its techno revolution tradition: The derelict space of the factory, complete with a state-of-the-art sound system and red lighting, is an ultra-intense experience for even the most passionate clubber. It includes three interlinked floors play house and electronic music, while an almost-100-foot tunnel leads to the main dance floor.

Tresor

Mitte

You can’t miss Village Underground thanks to the four brightly coloured, graffiti-covered tube carriages, now artists’ studios, perched on its roof. The recycled Jubilee line carriages, and accompanying shipping containers, accommodate a community of artists, writers, designers, filmmakers and musicians. Village Underground is housed in a renovated turn-of-the-century warehouse primed for everything from concerts and club nights to exhibitions, theatre, live art, and other performances. Music-wise, indie, electronic, experimental, hip-hop and much more besides could potentially feature on any given night at Village Underground. Shoreditch High Street, Old Street and Liverpool Street stations are the nearby transport hubs.

Village Underground

Shoreditch

Dehors Brut is the temporary new project of Concrete team. A free dancefloor will ensure partygoers dance all night. 

Dehors Brut

Quartier de Bercy

This longstanding Montreal, Canada afterhours outpost does its country proud with an infamous sound system that pays homage to its name...

“Music is the answer!” announces the website for Stereo nightclub. Not only do we agree, but it appears DJ Mag readers agree that this Montreal gem is the answer for music – house and techno, to be precise – voting it the north’s Best Venue. Founded as an afterhours club in 1998 by DJ-producer Angel Moraes, and now owned by Tommy Piscardeli, the venue has long been revered for that which it is built on and named for: its sound. Any raver who has had the good fortune to have had a spin on the Stereo dancefloor can attest to an experience of aural immersion that they’d be hard-pressed to find elsewhere. 

For that reason, the club has maintained a staunch loyal following, both throughout its city and beyond. Nearly 20 years running, Stereo has seen the scene shift and grow, and has adapted in its own ways – overcoming intense fires in 2008 and 2009 which brought the partying to a temporary halt, and more recently, taking action against the widespread and dangerous use of GHB. Last year, in a move that made the party scene sit up and take note, owner Piscardeli announced the club’s new zero-tolerance policy for GHB: anyone caught with it will be banned from Stereo, forever.  "GHB is killing the club scene the world over," the club stated in a Facebook post. It’s a bold but probably not unwise move, and it is not too far removed from Stereo’s other longstanding practice of working with local law enforcement to monitor drug use in the club, asking partiers caught with drugs on hand to either place the substances in a locked “drug box” only accessible by Montreal police, or turn around and leave the venue. 

Of course, it’s not all rules and rigor at Stereo, and the pool talent they bring in to move their infamous dancefloor – one that is modeled on New York City’s famed Paradise Garage – is nothing short of what one would expect to see on any night across Europe. From house music legends like Danny Tenaglia, Kerri Chandler and John Digweed, to techno’s finest like Nicole Moudaber, Alan Fitzpatrick and Pan-Pot, Stereo’s consistently solid line-ups continue to keep its floor packed. Combine that with a crystal clear analog sound system that’s good enough to impress any audiophile, and you have the making of a club deserving of awards. 

This longstanding Montreal, Canada afterhours outpost does its country proud with an infamous sound system that pays homage to its name...“Music is the answer!” announces the website for Stereo nightclub. Not only do we agree, but it appears DJ Mag readers agree that this Montreal gem is the answer for music – house and techno, to be precise – voting it the north’s Best Venue. Founded as an afterhours club in 1998 by DJ-producer Angel Moraes, and now owned by Tommy Piscardeli, the venue has long been revered for that which it is built on and named for: its sound. Any raver who has had the good fortune to have had a spin on the Stereo dancefloor can attest to an experience of aural immersion that they’d be hard-pressed to find elsewhere. 

Stereo

Ville-Marie

Gazelle Twin

One would be hard pressed to find another artist whose meteoric rise parallels that of Belgium’s most exciting new export, Amelie Lens. She has, in a little more than a year, soared from relative anonymity to one of todays most in-demand DJ/Producers the world over. Lens’ rise to the top may seem to have happened in the blink of an eye, but her work ethic, composure at the controls, crowd engagement and an incredible prowess in the studio have proven to be the perfect ingredients for her swift ascent to the apex of her trade. With her debut release on Italian imprint Lyase gaining a massive amount of attention, Amelie seized the moment and quickly delivered her first release on Pan-Pot’s highly lauded label Second State and followed shortly after with a stellar EP on one of the undergrounds most championed outfits ARTS. At the same time her releases started to flow consistently on high level labels, Amelie started her own event EXHALE at Labyrinth Club where she invites todays hottest acts as well as her “All Night Long” sets which prove she embodies an equal mastery to that of her peers with years more experience. With these critical foundations laid, it was no time before she began headlining the industries most acclaimed events. From Awakenings and Circoloco to today’s best clubs like DC-10 Lens commands an intense touring schedule trotting to all corners of the globe on a weekly basis. As if it wasn’t apparent after all this, Amelie is just getting going and there seems to be no decrease in her pursuit of world wide dance floor domination.

Amelie Lens

Bitter Music - Complete Edition

Look What Your Love Has Done To Me - Amelie Lens Remix

Passarella Death Squad

Temperature's Rising

Bitter Music

Look What Your Love Has Done To Me

Controlling Bodies since 1982

The moment you are in control you are no longer free. 
If you got to meet yourself as a teenager, what would you say?  
Your inability to control your changing voice is not what defines you. 
Is it? 
Who's power are you implementing through your voice?  
Your voice is your instrument, what are you saying? 
This is control. 
This is control. 
We all fear taking it. 
We all fear losing it. 
Some of us crave it to a point where it brands us freaks.  
In others the freak emerges only when we lose it.  
For some of us it's a thing remote, for some it's the fine spider silk connection to solid ground. 
This is control. 
This is control. 
A matter of power and submission. 
Who's power are you implementing on your offspring? 
Where does your free spirit go when you set it free? 
Control is the pace you chose for your vessel, whether the world perceives it as too fast or too slow. 
Do you do yoga? 
How about your head? 
What's in it?  
Some can decide the time and impact of their heart's every beat, they can turn the noise of their feet to the floor down to nothing.  
Some bodies rule their inhabitants, true or false.  
They can decide whether the souls within them are worthy of love or death in the long run.  
Starve or feed it, sell or bleed it.  
It's about the human factor, the automatic fault of anything alive.  
Ok? 
When you become a figure of authority.  
When you hold some being's existence in your hands.  
When you are the signature of another human being, there you have it.  
There you lose it, because listen now: 
The moment you are in control you are no longer free.

Peder Mannerfelt

Sissel & Bass 4 Ever

Sissel & Bass - Perc Remix

Mariano DC

The Black Bogle

The Black Bogle - Perc Remix

Stay With Me

Stay With Me - Perc Remix

Arweenn

Chains of Change

Slew of Succession - Perc Remix

Few have a recent back catalogue as rich and diverse as Randomer. His discography reads like a who's who of modern techno: across a six year career, he's produced four EPs for Untold's Hemlock Recordings; released records for Hessle Audio, Numbers and Clone; and most recently, been cherrypicked for Ron Morelli's L.I.E.S.  
 
As a DJ, he's one of the UK's finest, capable of effortlessly stitching together modern bass with classic techno and less esoteric 4/4 rhythms.



Randomer

Igneous

Flooring

Furfriend

Geck Remixes Pt. 3

Geck - Perc Remix

- Melancholy, nostalgia, passions, the suffering self, 
 
- The expression of personal feelings 
 
- The taste for loneliness, the desire to flee, travel, dream...

Pushed in front of the scene late in 2016 with his Warehouse Memories EP released on ARTS, "I Hate Models" has known an eye-popping ascent. 
With a variety of releases on labels such as Khemia, ARTS, Voitax, T/W/B or Pls.uk, 
he is as eclectic in his productions as in his DJ sets, and navigates between 
Rave music, Industrial sounds, Electro, Post-Punk, Wave or EBMish productions. 
 
He tries to not limit himself to a specific genre, exploring all electronic universes, and succeeded to create a certain "touch" recognizable in his tracks, with an association between emotional synths and colder sounds. 
 
With an artistic line based on the expression of melancholia and intense emotions, his music can be characterized by a showdown between 
Love and Hate, Darkness and Light.

Best Perc Songs of All Time - Top 10 Tracks

Best Perc Songs of All Time - Top 10 Tracks

Upcoming Events

1. Look What Your Love Has Done To Me - Amelie Lens Remix

2. Temperature's Rising

3. Look What Your Love Has Done To Me

4. Sissel & Bass - Perc Remix

5. The Black Bogle - Perc Remix

6. Stay With Me - Perc Remix

7. Slew of Succession - Perc Remix

8. Flooring

9. Geck - Perc Remix

10. Look What Your Love Has Done To Me - I Hate Models Primitive Remix