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Description: St Matthews Gardens, Brixton, SW2.

Newest Review: ... which leads to the main dancefloors. The set up is a bit strange, the building used to be a church. I found this a bit spooky considering now it's a club. Brushing my "spooky" feelings aside, I ran up the stairs and found the music! The two main dancefloors are opposite each other separated by doors and a corridor with the huge staircase in the middle. There are a couple of dark ... more

... chill out rooms which were full with people smoking skunk spliffs. Much the same as most clubs I seem to go to, but I didn't like the atmosphere at all inside this club, there were a lot of men just hanging about on their own, perving on all the wom...more

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Tsunami@Mass (441 words)
by - written on 24/04/01 (Useful, 23 readings)
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The night I went to at the Mass was called Tsunami, it cost £10 and finished at 6am. We had no idea what music they were playing, we just sort of randomly ended up in this club! On walking through Brixton to the club I received a flyer advertising the night I was about to go to. The top DJ Anne Savage (hard house) was playing. Should be good then... My friends and I just strolled right in to the club, there were no searches or even second glances from the bouncers. To get into the club, you have to walk up a huge spiralling staircase which leads to the main dancefloors. The set up is a bit strange, the building used to be a church. I found this a bit spooky ... Read the complete review

Funkt @ Mass (220 words)
by - written on 17/07/00 (Useful, 18 readings)
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Funkt can, like, rilly rilly rock, with a thumping mix of breakbeats, acid madness and general tech-noise. There's usually a good vibe at Mass, and you'll only find yourself queueing for the bigger bashes. While we have seen Lol Hammond (ex-Drum Club, Girl Eats Boy) repeating an obvious and adequate set from a few weeks previously, Miss Tyson kicks, Massimo lays on a whole slew of styles, and Duncan Forbes (Spooky) splashes around in a twisted stream of inventive beats. The venue has two fairly large dancefloors, the main pit dropped down from a bar level. The sound system works just fine, as do the live drummers that join the proceedings in the main ... Read the complete review