Without much fuss, London’s Lightbox has raised the bar when it comes
to club venues. It’s not just another balance of faux-warehouse this,
intimate basement that: it’s a vision from the future, an assault on
the senses, an all encompassing club experience unmatched in this
country.

Gone are the nights of tired lasers and the odd monochromatic strobe
effects. Instead, Lightbox offers total submersion amongst thousands
of pinprick LEDs, each controlled independently or manipulated as one,
with the aim being to disseminate mind from body, reality from
fiction. Lights line the walls and the ceiling, box clubbers in and
add a visual element to a night out as never experienced before.
Truth is, Lightbox makes those famed scenes from Saturday Night Fever
look like a war torn country during black out.

In just 12 months, this futuristic, neon wardrobe has hosted events
from some of the scenes smartest club brands. From the house
decadence of Azuli’s parties past, though more techno slanted nights
Isst, Fervor and Cadence, artists like Tiefschwartz, Reboot and Martin
Landsky have all been illuminated at the Lightbox.

With such a solid start, it comes as no surprise that the quality of
event being put on at Lightbox show no signs of dimming. Shogun Audio
showcase Alex Perez and Friction in August, Glory Hole offer Dirty
Vegas in September, Mimo present Mistress Da Funk in September and, in
October, Shane Watcha treats all to a special set from an as yet
unannounced techno titan courtesy of his Zombies Ate My Brain night.
On top of that, there is a Gouranga awards ceremony on September 19th
at which The GAG Awards will be presented, as will a set of fine house
and techno courtesy of Mistress de Funk.

Welcome to your new favourite club.

The Light Box, 6a South Lambeth Place, Vauxhall, London

November 7th
Carte Blanche
£14 | £12 adv | £10 adv through Ticketweb
10pm

Carte Blanche Promotions has combined two of the most current forces
in electronic music: The Lightbox and Timo Garcia. With records
snapped up by hipster labels like Toolroom, Cr2, OM Records and Ninja
Tune, it’s clear that Timo Garcia is a man on fire. Big-ups from mega
stars like Steve Lawler, Claude von Stroke, Tom Middleton, Louis Vega
and Layo and Bushwacka also hammer home the point that Timo is someone
you’d be a fool to ignore.

TIMO GARCIA (TOOLROOM/Cr2/NINJA TUNE)
TWISTED SOUNDS (SMARTIE PARTIE)
THIS IS STEREO (LOSE CONTROL)
SEANO (WE ARE LONDON/REPUBLIC ARTISTS)
JOSH HANGER (CARTE BLANCHE)
HAMZA (VIRTUAL PHUNK)
THE BERETTAS (CARTE BLANCHE)
DINO (A.T.A.R.I PROJECT/BABIES EVENTS)
JAMES DONALDSON (BABIES EVENTS)
DAN C (PROHIBITION)
RENTON (PROHIBITION)
FUTURE FILTH (PROHIBITION)
RUDI (FICTION/OPTIMACY)
HUGO & ALCO FURY (THE TRUTH)
STEPHAN HOFFMAN (SLINKY FM/EUPHORIC SESSIONS)

November 21st
KOOL LONDON PRESENTS FUNKY FLIRTS 'BIRTHDAY BASH'
10pm - 6am

More bass heavy shenanigans this month with some of the scene’s best
payers be they new comers or old hands...
Jungle sound clash Arena
Brockie with Det
Micky Finn with Shabba
Fabio with Ic3
Kenny ken with Navigator
Ray Keith with Five O
Sparxx with Riddla
Funky Flirt with Moose
Profile with Five a Live

Kool Ladies Arena • Spectrum of drum n bass
I-candy with Shaydee
Trickles with Lady mc
Alite with I’llmatika
Hedi-Ice with Blacka
Tamsin with Five O

Saturday November 28th
MUSIQ CONCRETE
10pm £10 advance // £8 NUS // motd

A huge party this month and a line-up budging with electronic
innovation. From the ambient noises of Nathan Fake, to the pounding
house and tech of Riton all shades are covered...
Riton
Mowgli
Duke Dumont
Hannah Holland
Cassette Jam
DJ Cooks
Casper C
Nathan Fake
Plugs
Futurecop!
David e Sugar, Dansette Junior, Vincent Oliver, Fade in Fade Out, Best
Laid Plans DJs, L-Vis 1990 Vs Marartelo, CSY Vs DJ Khalil, Filth &
Splendour Vs James Harcourt, Dr Love Vs Meng Hons, Tidy'Rhythm Vs DJ
Tuco, Enzo Siraragusa, Fababio Teti, Dan Fararserelli, Williams & Du
Bois, David Bevan, DJ Judge & Etienne