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God Don’t Like it presents a special showcase of two of the forward thinking emerging labels in electronic music. The enigmatic Svetlana Industries go head to head with house dons Well Rounded Records with a packed line-up across two rooms featuring Deadboy, BNJMN playing live, Kelpe, Spatial, Brey and others from across the two labels.

SVETLANA INDUSTRIES vs WELL ROUNDED RECORDS

FRIDAY 04/11/2011

DEADBOY (Well Rounded/Numbers)
BNJMN live (Svetlana Industries/Rush Hour)
KELPE (DC/Black Acre)
SPATIAL (Well Rounded/Infrasonics)
BREY (Svetlana Industries)
GONGON (Well Rounded)
MICROBURST live (Svetlana Industries)
DONGA (Well Rounded)
THUNDERLOOPS (Svetlana Industries)
ANDREA 3000 (Svetlana Industries)
ANTHONY (God Don’t Like It)

@ The Rhythm Factory
10pm - 6am
£5 Advance / £5 before midnight / £7 after

God Don’t Like It presents a special one-off event showcasing two of the most talked about labels currently emerging on the electronic music scene. Both were founded in 2009, Svetlana Industries in Belgrade, Serbia, and Well Rounded Records in Brighton, UK. While Well Rounded is more committed to the god of House and Svetlana has followed a more eclectic path, including dubstep, beats and Detroit influences, both are united in their consistent and courageous promotion of talented new artists, many of whom are subsequently pounced on by bigger competitors.

With eleven artists across two rooms combining hard hitting party house with more quirky and eclectic selections in the second room all for a bargain £5 advance this promises to be rare, interesting, banging and big all round.

Representing Well Rounded are: the star of their first ever release, Deadboy, Spatial, one of the pioneers of the fusion of house/dubstep sound that now defines UK Bass, deep house sounds from new signing Gongon and a vinyl purist’s set from label founder Donga.

Representing Svetlana are: BNJMN, fresh from a fantastic 4.5/5 review in Resident Advisor for his recent album on Rush Hour, Brey, the hotly tipped experimental house producer, new signing Microburst, with a deep and original sound reminiscent of Fourtet and recently described by a London reviewer as “a revelation”, label founder Thunderloops and partner in crime Andrea3000, adding the only female element to the line-up. Kelpe steps in as a long time friend of the label with his brand of hard hitting Technicolor hip hop with a live set showcasing tracks from his forthcoming album.