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Anja Schneider

Anja Schneider

Blkmarket Membership: Mobilee Records Night

  • Price band: 2/4
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“To me, it was really just always about house music,” Germany's Anja Schneider told TONY in 2010. “If it’s not grooving, it makes absolutely no sense.” She was talking about the releases on her and longtime friend Ralf Kollmann's Mobilee label, but she could have been describing her DJ sets as well. This evening, Blkmarket Membership's Taimur and Fahad invite the veteran up to Output's DJ booth, along with her talented labelmates Ray Okpara and Sebo K.

  1. Output 74 Wythe Ave, at North 12th St, 11211
  2. Sat Jun 22
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Simian Mobile Disco

Simian Mobile Disco

Verboten and Fixed: Simian Mobile Disco

  • Price band: 2/4
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The Verboten crew teams with the Fixed fiesta to host James Ford and James Anthony Shaw—perhaps slightly better known as the U.K.’s Simian Mobile Disco, masters of hook-stuffed, full-throttle indie-electro. They'll be laying down a hybrid live-DJ set, with Fixed residents JDH and Dave P opening.

  1. SRB Brooklyn 177 Second Ave, between 13th and 14th Sts
  2. Fri Jun 21
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Marlo Marquise

Marlo Marquise

Doc Wasabassco's Burlesque

  • Price band: 2/4
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The plentiful pulchritude comes courtesy of Nasty Canasta, Sapphire Jones, Evelyn Vinyl, Medianoche, Hazel Honeysuckle, Stormy Leather, Marlo Marquise, Madame Rosebud and Mischief Molly; the amazing Wild West showman Chris McDaniel adds a bit of whip-cracking action.

  1. City Winery 155 Varick St, at Vandam St
  2. Fri Jun 21
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Regis

Regis

PAN ACT: The Bunker with Regis + Lee Gamble + Keith Fullerton Whitman + Laurel Halo

  • Price band: 2/4
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Issue Project Room and the Goethe-Institut New York join forces with stalwart underground-electronics bash the Bunker to present a night of music makers associated with Berlin's experimentally minded PAN label. Regis is the coleader of the Downwards label and probably best known to serious techno fans through his work with Sandwell District; Lee Gamble is the man behind last year's brilliant breakbeat-sampling Diversions 1994–1996 LP; Keith Fullerton Whitman's music, much of it released on the Kranky label, is largely of the hypnotically droning persuasion; and Laurel Halo offers her beautifully hazy, wavy sounds in a live set. PAN boss man Bill Kouligas completes the lineup.

  1. K&K Super Buffet 341 St. Nicholas Ave, at Palmetto St, 11385
  2. Fri Jun 21
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Ali Shaheed Muhammad

Ali Shaheed Muhammad

That's My Ish: The Sugar Cuts

  • Price band: 1/4
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A Tribe Called Quest’s Ali Shaheed Muhammad brings his throwdown to Bushwick, where the veteran producer (and excellent DJ), along with DJ Beetle, spins a mix of boogie, R&B, disco and, of course, hip-hop. Tonight’s one-year-anniversary celebration features a guest set from J. Period, the longtime beatsmith who doubles as the Nets’ music supervisor.

  1. The Paper Box 17 Meadow St, between Bogart and Waterbury Sts
  2. Fri Jun 21
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  • For the best NYC Nightlife, go to www.inlist.com

    Kaine Rosado Wed Oct 3 2012
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