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Your Electronic Festival Guide 2018

Posted on 9th February 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

It may only be February, but the buzz about summer festivals is slowly building as tickets go on sale and strong line-ups are being released across the board. It’s no surprise that February weather has […]

Love Muscle, Encouraging Safer Spaces

Posted on 9th February 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Love Muscle is an alternative LGBTQ+ club night that aims to save the community from “sonic evil”, by providing high quality nights filled with funk, soul, techno and disco. The self-proclaimed “pumping gay dance party” […]

IntheMiddle with The Night Café

Posted on 26th January 201827th April 2019 by The Gryphon Web Editor

The Night Café are quickly gathering popularity and pace with their upbeat indie and big ambitions. Clubs Editor Amelia Whyman spoke to Sean from the band about inspiration, resolutions, and massive plans for 2018.   […]

Editor’s Cuts: November 2017

Posted on 3rd November 201727th April 2019 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Clubs Editor Amelia talks you through her album picks for November Kllo- Backwater Australian duo Kllo infuse melancholic electro-pop with soulful R&B elements for their debut album. The result is warm and ambient, and easy […]

Dancehall: A History

Posted on 28th April 201730th April 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

In late 1970s Jamaica, popular music shifted away from its reggae roots towards a more modern, risqué and different display of culture. This new trend was called Dancehall and it was the first emergence of […]

Limit: The Social 002 at Wire 22/03

Posted on 28th March 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

After the success of their first ‘Social,’ Limit UK came back to wire last Wednesday, to host ‘The Social 002,’ an event focused on showcasing the maximum amount of talent in a minimum space of […]

Toothless @ Brudenell, 3/3/17

Posted on 10th March 201714th March 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

A smaller and smiley crowd gathered to watch Toothless perform amongst the fairy lights and disco balls of Brudenell Social Club. Only the fifth show of their first UK tour, there was a lovely rapport […]

Everyone loves a taste of the Good Life

Posted on 11th February 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Think Friday night in the desolate setting of the queue for Beaver Works. Think girls in flower print flares with an aptitude for creative use of glitter. Think eccentric décor and ambitious uses of space. […]

Flux 6th Birthday w/ Benjamin Damage and Mister Saturday Night at Beaver Works 03/02

Posted on 9th February 20179th February 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Another Friday rolls around and with it comes another Flux to get people talking. But this time was different. Flux has turned six years old and rightly put on a huge birthday party to celebrate. […]

Folk Acid and Moral Ravers: The Rise and Fall of the Acid House Movement

Posted on 3rd February 201728th February 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Acid House rose to prominence in the 1960s to the 1980s from the clubs of Chicago, characterised by the ‘squelchy’ sounds of the emerging bass synthesiser, the ‘Roland TB-303 Bass Line’. By the late 1980s […]

Dusky bring live ‘Outer’ tour to Canal Mills this February

Posted on 24th January 201724th January 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

The house revival of the early 2010s gave rise to artists that created originality within the genre, and made it the oh-so-popular section of the music scene that it is today. London house duo Dusky […]

Review – Flux x Snowbombing w/ Denis Sulta and Levon Vincent

Posted on 13th December 201613th December 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Walking into the Flux x Snowbombing party I was met with the familiar and dulcet tones of ‘Last Night a DJ saved my life’. Flux is renowned for dabbling in disco classics and I’m a […]

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