Kinetec @ The Gallery. 30/03/07. Ft. ADE FENTON

[james kinetec]

Once again Kinetec host T3 of the legendary Turnmills for their monthly techno room residency at The Gallery.
This month joining Kinetec residents James Kinetec, Thermobee & Dave Randall are very special guests:

ADE FENTON
Ade Fenton first broke onto an unsuspecting techno scene in 1998 with the now legendary ‘Coded’ EP on his own Advanced label, and since then he has continued to develop his own brand of harsh, twisted dancefloor beats. His sound was recognised by many of his peers and releases on such revered labels as Potential, Ground, Planet Rhythm, Audio, Zenit, Primate and Primevil have all helped to consolidate his considerable standing within the genre.

JOHN WARWICK
John Warwick has been an integral part of the international dance scene for the best part of 20 years, not only as a DJ/producer, but also as a promoter, distributor, artist management and probably best known as the musical & creative force behind the legendary Primate Recordings, Primevil Recordings and more recently his Pro-active and Re-active music labels.

VLADISLAV RASHKOV
Top Bulgarian Tech House / Electro dj and resident of the infamous Invader events all over Bulgaria. Vladislav has played alongside some of the biggest name on the circuit including Christian Smith, Luke Slater, Ade Fenton, DJ Boss, Sven Vath & Redhead.

Room 1: Markus Schulz, Nick Warren, Tall Paul, Simoy Foy, Digital Punks.
Room 2: Hosted by Joy. Steve Lee, Dave Piccioni, Andy Price.

Friday 30th March 2007
The Gallery - 10.30pm - 7.30am @ Turnmills.
63b Clerkenwell Road, London EC1
(Nearest Tube: Farringdon / Buses: 55, 243)
£10 members, NUS £10 b4 midnight, £12 b4 midnight, £15 after)
Advanced tickets £12 available from www.ticketweb.co.uk

FOR £12 ALL NIGHT CONCESSION GUESTLIST EMAIL FULL NAME TO:
guest@kinetec.com

more info:
www.turnmills.co.uk/gallery
www.myspace.com/thegalleryturnmills
www.kinetec.com
www.adefenton.com
www.proactivemusic.co.uk
www.vladislavrashkov.net

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