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Nex Level@The Que Club, Birmingham - 22/09/01 It looked to be an absolutely awesome night of drum and bass with a list as long as your arm of legendary DNB DJs like Ray Keith, Andy C, Brockie and so it goes on. It was to be all nighter (10pm-6am) in celebration of my best friend's 21st birthday and as it got closer there was an ...  Read the complete review

Now I am not the oldest person going out clubbing any means, I am barely legal in fact, however I have been going for quite a while, I have been going to the same club every Friday for about 10 months, as it is the only place in my rubbish town of Chester that plays the music that I want to hear. But it is recently that I have been ...  Read the complete review

If you really like your hard/progressive house/trance then you will love this place. The rush of euphoria i got the first time i went was phenomenal, and drove me back there again. You arrive at the location after crossing the M62 on a narrow private bridge and down a country road, it feels like you going to an unknown rave or something. ...  Read the complete review

Club M (formerly the Whitehouse) is situated on Newmarket high street and is quite difficult to miss. It is a converted theatre and the steps up to the entrance make the place look quite grand. Once you enter the club you are faced with the reception area, which doubles as a chill out room later in the night, and as they don't close ...  Read the complete review

Hello! I'm writing about Camden Palace again. I know I love the place but this is one club night to check out. It's called Frantic and the music is hard house/ Nu NRG Trance. Quality top DJ's and an amazing atmosphere. I went on Saturday May 12th and it was brilliant. The DJ’s playing were Andy Farley, Matt Clarke, ...  Read the complete review

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Sankey Soaps "Golden" night in Manchester or The Voids "Golden" night in Stoke? Forget Manchester! It lacks atmosphere, lighting and space. The Void has everything Manchester lacks. Sheets of lasers and lights flicker through the darkness and the place is packed with enthusiastic clubbers. Less is more in terms of ...  Read the complete review

well i haven't been there in years but i can tell u that when i went it was i smashing night . apart from the ferry home that was quite trippy i really need money to go out being a student so please get your friends to read this and thank you for reading it god i hope this is 75 words bye bye love ...  Read the complete review

GOd's kitchen moved to Code in digbeth street on the 29th of september and the club itself is superb. The music was superb and they have an awsome line up, except Alex P and Brandon Block didn't show up on Friday 13th when i went. Although Fergie was there and played superb Hard house. the best i have danced to in a long time. ...  Read the complete review

The Crypt is probably the worst club I have ever been to. It is part of the Tullymore House complex in Ballymena, Northern Ireland, and is now owned by Kiss 106. Hopefully, now that the club is under new management, the place will liven up, as they are currently trying to promote the club. ...  Read the complete review

I've been to Stringfellows twice and frankly I'm unimpressed. Both times I went with a group from University, which had free tickets to get in. The first time we went, there was a certain novelty value to it but that was it. I can't remember why I went the second time, though it was probably in order to meet up with friends who ...  Read the complete review

What is it about the monthly Montepulciano soiree, that so encourages those involved to interact with each other? Is it the sheer friendliness of the attendees? Is it the fact that for a woefully short time each month, they have a chance to enjoy stimulating and sparkling conversation with like minded revellers? Is it the seductive ...  Read the complete review

Billed as the greatest clubbing experience London has ever known, Fabric is nothing but a disappointment. I'd been excited about this 'superclub' since I first heard of its development, over two years ago. It's about time the capital had a large venue that can attract big-name DJs, like in the old days! So when I went I was ...  Read the complete review

Picture the scene... You walk into the club... you suddenly realise you're knee-deep in piss. You don't even want to know what that girl in the corner is snorting.. there's people rolling joints in the corner. But the music's good. Blur - Song 2 comes on and you feel at home... a little later it's Nirvana - ...  Read the complete review