SET TIMES /// MASTERMIX— Warehouse Project (@WHP_Mcr) November 5, 2016
Please note, this event starts at 6pm.
Last Entry: 9pm pic.twitter.com/cwweWZgqzu
5th
November: I bought a ticket for this through resale at the last
minute after my group had all bought theirs. I didn't think I was
that familiar with the lineup, but I
hadn't noticed Seth Troxler was in
there and a few videos I've seen of his sets were brilliant. And I
didn't want to leave my mates, so I thought, fuck it, debit card
time!
We
got there early. The Store Street venue
was heaving by 21:30- 9pm was the weirdly-early last entry time- and
our spot near the DJ booth in the main room was encroached by more
punters, gradually pushing us to the back of the hall. People were
generally friendly though.
Gratefully
there was a cash bar, so we didn't have to blow money on a sheet of
tokens like at Sankeys Warehouse.
The
night progressed from tech house from Gerd Janson into something a
little more melodic but still contemporary from Ricardo Villalabos
and Troxler, though to 70's funk from
Jackmaster and Marcel Dettmann right at the end of the night.
We
also dived into room 2 for Bicep.
Certainly the best laser show, and still great music. A smaller space
made for roasting temperatures.
We
left when it closed at 5am. We'd spent as long in there as we would
in a normal working day, but it flew by 20 times faster. Our group
had a variety of favourites, meaning we'd picked a good all-rounder.
Troxler and Villalabos really surprised me; I'd put them at the top.
Further
events should be great at The Warehouse Project, so keep your eyes on
their calendar. If an event is listed as sold out, it's worth also
checking Resident Advisor for
their tickets as there may be batches being sold there too.
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