Wed, Oct 28
DNBNL Presents CruCast LA
British bass labels operate more like football clubs than record companies: a crest, a chant, a roster people are loyal to regardless of who is actually on the bill that night. Exporting one of those to a downtown alley venue in Los Angeles is a strange and very good idea, because the format travels better than the music's US reputation suggests. Expect speed, expect vocal snippets you half recognise, and expect a floor that treats the whole thing as participatory rather than something to be observed. The people who care about this in Southern California are a small, extremely online population who mostly know each other, and a label night is how they find out how many of them there are. Harlem Place is an alley, which is the correct address for it. Nine o'clock, and the room does not properly commit for another hour after that.
British bass labels operate more like football clubs than record companies: a crest, a chant, a roster people are loyal to regardless of who is actually on the bill that night. Exporting one of those to a downtown alley venue in Los Angeles is a strange and very good idea, because the format travels better than the music's US reputation suggests. Expect speed, expect vocal snippets you half recognise, and expect a floor that treats the whole thing as participatory rather than something to be observed. The people who care about this in Southern California are a small, extremely online population who mostly know each other, and a label night is how they find out how many of them there are. Harlem Place is an alley, which is the correct address for it. Nine o'clock, and the room does not properly commit for another hour after that.
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British bass labels operate more like football clubs than record companies: a crest, a chant, a roster people are loyal to regardless of who is actually on the bill that night. Exporting one of those to a downtown alley venue in Los Angeles is a strange and very good idea, because the format travels better than the music's US reputation suggests. Expect speed, expect vocal snippets you half recognise, and expect a floor that treats the whole thing as participatory rather than something to be observed. The people who care about this in Southern California are a small, extremely online population who mostly know each other, and a label night is how they find out how many of them there are. Harlem Place is an alley, which is the correct address for it. Nine o'clock, and the room does not properly commit for another hour after that.
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