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Let's Go Back Bank Holiday Sunday | Justin Robertson

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Emerging from behind the counter of the legendary Eastern Bloc records in Manchester, Justin Robertson soon became a recognised figure in the nascent acid house scene of the city. DJing at some of the city's most celebrated spots, including the legendary Hacienda, as well as promoting two of Manchester's most historically important nights, Spice and Most Excellent, where the Chemical Brothers found their early inspiration.

The list of artists he’s been called upon to remix is ridiculously long, but perhaps Justice, Noel Gallagher, Steve Mason, Andy Bell, New Order, Paul Weller, Andrew Weatherall Erasure, Happy Mondays, Bjork and Fini Tribe and PBR Streetgang stand out, not to mention collaborations with folk like Daniel Avery, Brix Smith and Ashley Beedle to name but a few…

Justin isn’t just DJing for this one either, as he’s kicking off the night with Five Green Moons, his unique and mindblowing live set that sees incantations and Dubwise vibrations fused with angular guitars and skittering basement electronics to form a new entity.

This is just the first of many parties we’ll be having in our new home at The Berkeley Suite and we know every one of them is going to be something special. Come and join us. We’d love to see you there.


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