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A very well run venue that is highly proactive on stopping disruption is subject to a new block of flats being built next door. There is concern they will make noise complaints even though the developers are well aware its next to a nightclub.

The nightclub employs several staff giving well needed work. The club has been very proactive in cutting noise. There is now better sound proofing, and the door staff do regular checks around the building to check you cant hear it out side noticably.

The club is now scanning ALL ID including of the promotors & DJs as a way of helping counteract any security issues\trouble.

The club is also one of the safest venues in town. It is also one of the few independant music venues that is highly regarded locally.

For more information on the planned development check out this article

http://www.getreading.co.uk/news/local-news/face-bar-flats-plan-gets-6720613#.UwOIrfVw2gR.facebook

Benji303’s new release.  Here is a soundclip

Arch

Arch

Has been around Techno scene since 2005. He has developed a unique style and technique. He is moving swiftly around techno/hard and acid. In Poland he was playing on many parties and open air festivals. In 2010 he moved to London where he played on squat and rave parties. Every year Arch Birthday Party is a huge event, gathering techno freaks from UK, Poland and people all over the world.

Here is a podcast from Acid Techno DJ Spliffy B.  In his 3rd Podcast he has pulled out the most acidic Noom tracks he could find in his collection.

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Spliffy B Podcast 3: Noom Special by Dj Spliffy B on Mixcloud

MK303

MK303 is a Techno producer and DJ currently based in Bristol UK. He was brought up as a classically trained “real musician” performing Piano pieces at his local arts festival, playing the Oboe in various orchestras and Bass guitar in more than a few bands of various genres before finally discovering Techno. MK303 started out DJing for in 1998 for various freeparties round the Buckinghamshire area becoming a resident with the Survival sound system. After MK303 moved to Bristol in 2001 he began playing for various club nights before having a few years away from the decks due to family commitments. After being suddenly shoved back behind some turntables at a Survival crew reunion in Milton Keynes he decided it was time to venture back into the world of Acid Techno DJing and production and so it began (again).

Since his first release on Corrosive Digital in 2012 MK303 has gone from strength to strength with releases on Mobile Dogwash’s “Chase Yer Tail” label and Tassid’s acclaimed “Skuxx” along with tracks on CDJ303 and the US labels “Official” and “Circuit Protocol” as well as founding the System Rejects vinyl label with Tassid, Austin Corrosive and OB1.

2013 saw MK303 play his first set abroad after being invited to the “Don’t Style winter festival” near Montpellier France (brief video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxjruesS7u4 ) where he played a live set, bringing cutting edge fresh acid to a capacity crowd. Towards the end of the year the System Rejects collective launched “Digital Rejects” a sister label to the vinyl outfit, producing exclusive tracks for digital distribution.

2014 has only just begun and is already turning out to be an exciting year with an actual tonne of digital releases planned as well as vinyl along with studio collaborations with some of the biggest names on the scene at the moment.

For bookings contact mailto:bookings@beat-transfer-protocol.com and for day to day info on his musical life https://www.facebook.com/MK303Techno or his Soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/mk-303 where you can find exclusive mixes, previews and even a few free tracks.