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Following this year’s sell-out event, Ministry Of Sound Classics returns to the plush surrounds of the ivy on the first day of 2011.
We don’t really get to see enough of Recloose. You’d think the Detroit native, now settled in Auckland, would cross the ditch a lot more often than he does, so when he actually makes it here the moment’s all the more special.
Genres, time signatures and heads were all melted as master showman Jamie Lidell brought his golden touch to the Forum.
Of all the regular parties currently vying for Sydney’s attention, Lost Baggage is probably number one. Whether you come in costume or come for the music, you know you’re going to have a night of fun times with friendly people.
Yet another quality night at the Sydney Festival Becks Bar!
Detroit legend John Tejada rocked Mad Racket on New Year's Eve, proving you don't need fancy fireworks and a Harbour view to have a good time on NYE.
So there you have it, a top night all round. It’s a rare occurrence in dance music that an act lives up to its insane level of hype, but thankfully Trentemoller did that on Friday night.
If you're one of many folk around town right now, reeling from the onslaught of world-class festivals heading our way this summer, you'd be forgiven for not turning up to Mad Racket's Locals Night for Winners and Losers. But you really missed out.
One of Sydney's most consistently fantastic parties, Mad Racket, celebrated it's ninth birthday in style with the UK's own Chris Duckenfield and of course the faithful Racketeers.
With three of Sydney’s best promoters joining forces, there was no doubt that the party would be a hit. And it certainly made for a fine way to spend a Sunday evening on the long weekend and was a breathe of fresh air from everything else going on.
The annual Earthdance Festival was another stellar success, uniting the Sydney community with people across the globe in a celebration of music and peace.
It'd been a long time coming. This reviewer first heard of protégé Canadian DJ/producer Frivolous, aka Daniel Gardner, two years ago care of one of Fabric London's fine compilations and even then, I knew his sound was unconventional and exciting.
It’s an orgy of quality underground house music as the promoters behind Future Classic, Minimal Fuss and Mad Racket will be joining their efforts together to bring out a number of cutting-edge international talents over the long weekend.
Canada's Brennan Green is described as the deep dub disco king, so this second visit by Mr Green was eagerly awaited by the Racket faithful.
Easter is a special time of year. While Christmas celebrates a baby in a manger, with wrapped-up presents and inappropriate food for warm weather, there's nothing that gets in the way of what Easter is really all about: chocolate, and Mad Racket.
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