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One22 pres; Kirk Degiorgio (UK/ART) & Christian Vance -Live (Haul)
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Marcus Dettmann and Ben Klock bring a touch of Berghain to a Garden Party at Chinese Laundry. Is that like putting a round peg in a square hole?
The launch of brand new night in the Sydney clubbing scene, and to get it off to a flying start is Rollin Connection's Darius Bassiray.
UK wunderkid James Zabiela comes to town, and under dark Sydney skies, blows the proverbial roof of yet another successful Garden Party at Chinese Laundry.
Die-hard post-festival dance junkies were offered flavours from global dance meccas as disparate as Holland, Britain and America.
Ahead of Chines Laundry's epic Renaissance NYE with Danny Howells and Anthony...
Going down this December 31st (obviously!), Chinese Laundry and Jam Music will ring in 2010 with their massive Renaissance New Years Eve Party.
You could be forgiven for not knowing who Omar S and Dubfunk are. But what you couldn’t be forgiven for is not knowing who they are after last Saturday night.
The name Matttt has quickly become known as one of the brightest young DJs to emerge in the Sydney scene within the past few years...
Anticipation was in the air, with both downstairs rooms of Chinese Laundry set to blow their lid with some awesome DJs like Club Junque and Matttt supporting Israeli superstar Guy J.
Seriously. Pole Folder. What kind of stoopid-arse name is that? But when you are treated to one of Pole Folder’s sets, the funny name ceases to matter. After that, he can name himself after any kinky device he likes.
What to choose for Easter Saturday Night? A: Sit quietly at home and wait for some dude on a bunny delivering chocolate eggs. Or…. B: Dance your buns off to two of the Greatest Progressive House DJs this world has ever known.
A definite pattern has emerged these last few years for me: namely, they all seem to start at Chinese Laundry.
One of the unfortunate things about having great power is that it comes with great responsibility. And a great deal of expectation as well. A set from 16 Bit Lolitas definitely elicits a gargantuan level of expectation. So was it satisfied or not?
On one of the busiest weekends of the year for Chinese Laundry, Japan-via-Brisbane-via-Spain’s techno maestro Kazu Kimura delivered yet another faultless performance at the legendary venue.
The weekly Club Club night had managed to pull Deetron back to Sydney for a two-hour set on the weekend, and the twentysomething turntable wizard has been on the international club scene since the early 90s.
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