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Damn, this clashes with Dirty Canvas - any plans for showing it again?

spotted this footage from September's night on youtube

bump this one up for Saturday... D Double and Frisco steppin up to the mic

I mis-read that last bit as 'onion piece' and, for a split second, it all made sense. Okay, if we were to accept for a moment that grime/video nasties/west coast hippy pop (in the case of charles manson & his followers) causes violence. What do you propose we do about it?

I was thinking the other day that most artists of one form or another are one trick ponies Discuss...

I think the answer is to move away from having live performances and rely solely on DJ acts…the problem is that the Whitechapel doesn’t really work as a DJ-only space, so it’ll probably have to be elsewhere. I enjoyed the night thought, Stelfox and Woebot sets were exceptional, the film...

Pull up to the bumper baby… A final push on this one Your chance to catch Dissensus poster boys Woebot* and Stelfox in action, together with a screening of a documentary about Colombian hip hop in the gallery’s auditorium (starting at 8.00pm) and performance from the audacious Brazilian duo...

Next two nights On Saturday 18th November, Dirty Canvas presents: D Double E (Newham Generals) + Frisco (Boy Better Know) + DJs Chewy (FWD), Stelfox (Heatwave), Magic (Soul 2 Streets), Bun U (Dirty Canvas) ‘One of the finest grime and dubstep showcases in the capital.’ The Guardian Guide...

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I dunno Luka is the honest answer, you're quite welcome to come down and party hard...but as I found when we did Dirty Canvas down there was that the 11.30 finish (on a Friday) precludes it from being any sort of proper full-on club night. I'd say it'd something stimulating and enjoyable to do...

it's also the 'vive la difference' attitude that allows this fragmented set up to work. no real opposition - no music wanting to challenge another...all one big happy i-tunes family fulfilling long tail theory marketing niches also new music scenes need a bit of time to develop and with an...

I'll be announcing all that on pirate radio close to the time ;) Venue: Whitechapel Gallery, East London Cost: £5 Time: 8.00 - 11.30pm

Shanty House - Friday 3rd November 2006 Shanty House brings a range of global urban music to the Whitechapel – from Baile Funk emanating from Brazilian favelas, to Kwaito the house-influenced sounds of South African townships and Desi, fusing traditional Indian music with Bhangra, hip hop...

review from Saturday Big up Kode 9 for the stretched set, which was live....the Movement merked it too

Some footage of Ruff Sqwad, BBK at the last Dirty Canvas

Here's some footage from the last one

Let me bump this one up for this Saturday...Scorcher, Ghetto & Wretch 32 as the Movement, performing with Norwood's finest L.Man, dubstep's finest kode 9 and Kiss FM's finest Logan Sama.

I don't buy this idea that crime is an easy option...seems quite a risky and stressful way to earn a living to me...not something to be considered unless you're a bit desperate

Certainly most people can get a shit minimum wage job and be able to bridge the extra needed with benefits to be able to afford a roof over your head and all of the other basics…this isn’t poverty in the old fashioned sense of your basic needs, but the poverty in terms of inequality - knowing...

18th November is the one after next, with Doctor confirmed (others tba) I'll know the December date next week... be good to see you make again Jez