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Zean has been a vital figure on the underground scene in Shanghai for over 3 years, but it wasn't until the last 12 months that Zean really hit full throttle. This isn't Zean's debut EP release, but in many ways it feels like it is. For this anniversary instalment it welcomes back prolific producer, student of the city’s late 80s techno boom and FXHE label head Omar S for three hours of tech-house, booty and electro.New club EP from Shanghai pays tribute to legendary club The Shelter One of its most successful strands has been Motor City Electronics, a regular night that celebrates the lasting influence of Detroit upon the club dancefloor. Set in a bar basement, La Cheetah’s sweaty, compact guest parties have been the stuff of legend for six years now. Plus, look out for a live performance from CAR. Since then he’s played with Hot Chip side project About Group and done the odd remix, but is still very much a “secret weapon”. His only album to date was back in 2003 and is the definition of a cult classic, featuring garage-punk, itchy electro and Prince-style squelch (Spiral in particular still slays), while his 2005 single for Ed Banger, Bongo Song, was a ubiquitous blog-house smash. Too underground to be well-known, too active to be truly mysterious, Japan-born, London-based producer Zongamin is blessedly enigmatic. Meanwhile, Evan Baggs, a New York-via-Berlin DJ and producer and firm favourite among the likes of Joy Orbison, adds a flavour of tasteful house and techno to a worthy 12th birthday for a thriving party. While autumnal Middlesbrough possesses a rather different charm to, say, the rolling Croatian coast, the brothers can expect a similarly ecstatic response here.

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Out to celebrate a “decade plus two of scrinsing, smogging, punching holes in ceilings and going against the grain”, gritty north-east techno collective Riffraff has roped in Detroit techno duo Octave One and their meticulously constructed live show, fresh off the back of fifth LP Burn It Down and a summer of rapturously received Euro-festival sets. And look ahead: other Clock Strikes 13 nights include laidback Vancouver dawgs 1080p, ferric techno from Mute’s Liberation Technologies spinoff, Atlantan rap pervs Awful Records, and three barnstorming nights from Ninja Tune.Ĭorsica Studios, SE17, Sat Dance Tunnel, E8, Fri Come Friday, it’s the turn of Portuguese label Príncipe, whose tracks are so raggedly syncopated that they’re in danger of falling apart altogether, DJ Firmeza and the staggeringly talented Nidia Minaj are joined by the daddy of the scene, DJ Marfox. Take this Saturday’s, which goes to show the sheer breadth of grime today: pwopa nawty filth from Kahn & Neek, Darq E Freaker and Spooky, gyaldem-facing R&B pop from DJ Q and Finn, and emotional devastation from Deadboy and Rabit.

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From the people who brought you the Hydra (which continues its sweat lodge vibe with Levon Vincent and Move D this week) comes a series of rather more underground parties, and the lineups will have you block-booking your weekends like some deranged X Factor fan.