We’re already excited about the next installment at Spektrum and making his Manchester debut is Sonar Kollektiv’s Roland Appel. If you heard Roland play then you’ll know he’s able to seamlessly combine the influences of Detroit Techno, Jazz, House and Disco keeping the vibe underground.

It’s all set to be one hell of a party with like minded individuals in what can only be described as an intimate 350 capacity club featuring one of the best light systems we have seen and a mighty Phazon/Funktion 1 sound system.

When, where and how much?

Friday 7th November
10.30pm – 05:00am

Spektrum
Radium Street
Manchester
M4 6AY

£8 advance
£10 on the door

How to buy tickets

You can buy advance tickets online from Skiddle.

http://www.skiddle.com/events/11253400/

Or you can visit our friends at Fat City, Piccadilly Records, Lamaars and Junk and pick up tickets with no booking fee.

More about Roland Appel

Roland Appel is no newcomer to the world of music production. He started spinning records and producing music in the early 90s as a member of Fauna Flash with long-time partner and friend Christian Prommer. They made their name with 3 full-length albums, numerous 12″s, remixes and appearances on renowned labels such as Compost Records, G-Stone Recordings and !K7.

Last year Roland’s “Dark Soldier” made a huge splash within clubs all over the world – what started out as a secret hit at the 2007 Miami Winter Music Conference, found its way into the record bags of the likes Laurent Garnier, Tiefschwarz, DJ Hell and Gilles Peterson amongst others.

With such an extensive discography and such a high profile Roland has toured around the world and played in clubs such as Fabric in London, Cielo in New York or Yellow in Tokyo. He also had the opportunity to be on stage at the biggest music festivals such as Roskilde festival, Electric Elephant, Sonne Mond und Sterne, Sunflower, Big Chill Festival, 10 days off and Montreux Jazz Festival.

Welcome Roland Appel.

Discography

http://www.discogs.com/artist/Roland+Appel

Facebook event

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=39727583997

Myspace

http://www.myspace.com/rolandappel

This time around we’ve assembled two of our favourite DJs and producers. When it comes to quality, hands in the air party disco and quirky energetic electronic music; we don’t think there’s many other DJ’s that deliver it sure fire more than BEPPE LODA and LOUD E.

Venue Information

Spektrum
Radium Street, Ancoats
Manchester
M4 6JG

Tel: 01612365444

Ticket Information

£10 advance e-tickets :http://www.skiddle.com/events/11244482/

Beppe Loda

Beppe Loda is a music seeker, an eclectic music selector and a rare and obscure record collector. He’s a founder of the afro music movement as well as the forerunner of obscure disco, slow motion disco, Italosynth incorporating the industrial sound as well.

When he’s not DJing Beppe is a brilliant producer, a respected consultant and a refined record studio sound engineer. Beppe has remixed over 60 tracks of other artists and produced over 200 different dj sets with every kind of music.

Beppe often says “What pushes a true DJ to sacrificate himself while all the others enjoy the party?

It’s simple. The love of music. Welcome Beppe Loda.

Loud-E

Rard Laudy aka Loud-e began DJing in his late teens and was born in the Southern part of Holland near The Hague. He first started out playing acid and electro but true to form and very much in keeping with his chameleon like vibe he was always looking for something more along the funky and psychedelic sound – now you’re talking my language!

This subtle change in direction was brought about because he was sick of DJ’s in the same line up as him bringing the same records to the party. So he decided just to play the playable stuff he found at flea-markets, dusty secondhand stores and in the 1 euroboxes at bog fairs – sound!

Loud-e can be heard playing alongside Alexander Robotnick, Marco, Tako, Dave Clark, Suburban Night amongst others and has had recent releases of his own productions on Ambassadors Reception and Objects of Desire. Despite his unhealthy obsession with Dirk Kuyt we welcome him back to our Mancunian bosom for what is surely going to be a tip top night.