Events

Thunder Disco Club and Men & Machines join forces to bring you a night of blasphemous electronic lust, in the basement of White Rabbit on Stoke Newington's Church Street.

Having both run longstanding club nights in Glasgow they are now launching themselves at the London hoards, determined to bring a bit of the Glasgow party to London town.

Bring your TRIANGLE OF LUST for some no-nonsense aural sexploitation!

Tickets:
£2 Adv/£5 on the door
Free guestlist for first 20 people to sign-up here: http://tiny.cc/triangleoflust

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Thunder Disco Club

Since 2009, Thunder Disco Club have provided a monthly aphrodisiac to Glasgow’s brimming clubbing calendar where they are now residents at the sub club. Although heavily influenced by Disco, they are very much about throwing a party: so if it looks good with clothes on, it will look better with clothes off. The nomadic collective strongly believe in sexperimenting and with that give each party its own identity, spinning this out through their own brand of audio-visual exploitation as an ode to Cult Cinema and Betamax inspired sleaze.

Thunder Disco Club are based in Glasgow, Barcelona & London - check www.thunderdiscoclub.com for your daily dose of feel good and follow us on Facebook & Twitter for news of forthcoming erotic dancing parties.

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Men & Machines

Men and Machines are DJs, promoters and radio hosts originating from Glasgow but recently relocated to London, where they've recently been guests at White Leather Viper Club and ReviveHer at Dalston Superstore.

They currently have a monthly podcast on Radio Magnetic, and previously hosted a weekly radio show on Subcity Radio for over five years. Their three year residency at Stereo in Glasgow saw them welcome the likes of Gavin Russom, Efdemin, Cousin Cole, Serge Santiago, Shit Robot, Etienne Jaumet, Optimo, Pantha Du Prince, Brandt Brauer Frick and Manuel Gottsching, earning them a reputation as one of Glasgow’s most discerning club nights in the process, and seeing them make guest appearances at club nights throughout Scotland and beyond.