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Tue, Sep 6, 2005, 08:54
- Issst has a habit of keeping its finger on the pulse, and the next instalment with Tomas Anderson and Nathan Fake suggests the trend is going to continue.
Issst has a habit of keeping its finger on the pulse, and the next instalment of the popular Key aural adventure suggests the trend is going to continue. This weekend Tomas Anderson, the man behind one of the years biggest electro anthems ‘Washing Up’, will headline the main room alongside Nathan Fake, the young techno starlet already turning heads.
As usual a big release garners cross genre appeal and ‘Washing Up’s’ d-floor support from from Soulwax, Tiefschwarz & Black Strobe through to Pete Tong and Fergie on Radio 1 has seen it become a 2005 favourite. Expect this techno-electro number to be heavily pushed by one of the majors shortly. Norfolk born, Nathan Fake has risen steadily with consistent performances at gigs up and down the country and extremely tight production which as graced the likes of Border Community and Traum Records. With driving progressive-techno sound, youth on his side and a debut album just completed, he is expected to be amongst the future breed of UK stars.
Support comes from resident DJ Kevin G (Fine) & guest Simon Rigg (Phonica).
Sat, Sep 10, 2005Nathan Fake