Sugar

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Viva Las Vegas 3

Source: Malfunkt

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Carnival

Source: __________. Transcr: MW

Carnival

Edmonton, Canada
June 26th 1999

Nexus Tribe Inc.

Carnival

presented by
Nexus Tribe Inc.

Venue: 

The Mayfield Trade Centre

18615 109 Ave. Edmonton, Canada
8pm – 8am
North Entrance (early arrival recommended)


mardi gras – trance & techno

Deepsky
Live Performance
Fragrant/Los Angeles

Richard Mears
Nexus Tribe/UK

Max Graham
Solid/Vancouver

Deko Ze
PPM/Toronto

Nicky Miago

Cory Payne

Cziolek


circus – drum n’ bass, hip hop & breakbeat

Source Direct
Astralwerks/UK

Roc Raida of the X-ecutioners
World DMC Champion 95
Asphodel Records/New York

The Teamsters feat.
DJ Ruffneck –Placebo Rec/Toronto
MC Caddy Cad –Jungle Nation/Toronto

Conrad Black
aka Remedy
Formation Rec UK
HQ Vancouver

Spilt Milk
Playbouy
Sync & Lady J
Instigate
Rerun


the playground – house

Delirious
Andy Pockett
Tripswitch
Dragon
Solo
Slimboy
Styles


Tickets: $19 for the first 1000 $22 for the next 2000
Ticket Outlets:
Bassix – 604 688 7734
Colour Blind – 780 431 0981
Divine – 780 439 2977
Farside (South) – 780 439 8699
Farside (W.E.M.) – 780 486 8699
Feroshus – 403 245 8841
Glam Slam – 780 439 SLAM
Plush – 780 439 8180
Roost – 780 426 3150

Warm-up party – Thurs. June 24th
10552 Whyte Ave – Rebar ‘Hardtimes’
Pascal XTC/Vancouver
Davey James

Hotel: contact – toll free 1 800 661 9804 or 780 484 – 0821.
mention ‘Nexus Tribe party on June 26th’ for room discount before June 23rd.

This is Nexus Tribe’s Official Premiere All-Night Dance Marathon.
Advance ticket holders that arrive at 8PM and stay until 8AM will get a chance to win a trip to Vancouver, other prizes courtesy of Farside – Divine – Colour Blind – Plush.

For further details: ph 780 493 1212 or visit www.nexustribe.com. DJ time schedules posted on site

Watch for upcoming events: Aug 14 (Bluesky Outdoor Festival) Pending,
Sept 25 (5th Annual Nexus Gathering), Dec 31 Millinium Party


Vurb
Divine
Farside
Roost
Plush
Feroshus
CJSR FM88
Colour Blind
First Night

Alternate Flyer for "Carnival." Source: Malfunkt

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Flylife

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The Twilight Zone

Source: Lindsay F. Transcr: MW.

The Twilight Zone

You’re traveling through another dimension, a dimension not only of house and breaks, but of escape: a journey into a wonderous land whose boundaries are that of the imagination. That’s the beat up ahead! Your next stop…

 

The Twilight Zone


Dekoze – Toronto
Isis – Vancouver
Spilt Milk – Edmonton
Mel Reyes – Edmonton
Cziolek – Edmonton
Echo – Edmonton
Playbwoy – Edmonton
DJ Style – Edmonton
Ariel & Roel – Edmonton


Saturday October 31
Therapy: 10028-102 St: Alley Entrance


Therapy
X-Tra Large Productions


Tix: $10 advance
$12 door
Available at:
Gravity Pope
Colourblind
Farside (WEM)

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4th annual Nexus Gathering

Nexus Tribe Presents

the 4th annual Nexus Gathering - 

"The Change of Seasons"

September 26, 1998

Source: Malfunkt's flyer archive

"No Drugs, Alcohol, or Camcorders" (Edmonton Journal)

held at the SportEx (Northlands Park)

Info Line: (403) - xxx-xxxx;
Web Site: www.nexustribe.com

Tickets: $18 / $20 / $22 / $25
@ Colour Blind, Gravity Pope, Plush, Divine, Farside, Groove Asylum, Glamslam

References:

• "Everybody Dance Now! It's a Rave-a-rama at the Northlands SportEx", September 25, 1998, Edmonton Journal
• King Ron's party Reviews [ Review n/a! :( ]

Line-Up:

Summer (Main Room):
Christopher Lawrence (Los Angeles)
Deko-Ze (Toronto)
Pascal (Vancouver)
Endorphin (Kelowna)
Cary Chang (Calgary)
Radar Kids (Saskatoon, live p.a.)
Edmonton's Corey Payne (live p.a.), Nicky Miago, Cziolek, Ariel & Roel

Winter: 
Roc Raida (New York),
The Voltus 5 (Calgary - Astro, Cereo, Pump, Melo D),
Marcus (Toronto),
Tryptomene (Calgary),
Edmonton's Sync and Lady J (live p.a.), Dragon, Slacks, Geoffrey J

Spring: 
Richard Mears (London, UK),
Domenic G (Calgary)
DJ Me (Regina),
Delirious (Calgary),
Edmonton's Tripswitch, Spiltmilk, Solo, Andy Pockett;

Fall: 
Sherridon (Calgary),
Salamandar (Victoria),
P.J. the Boy (Calgary),
Edmonton's Malfunkt, Coolcat

Source: Soulus' flyer Archive

Sticker for Nexus 4. Source: author's personal collection

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Mortal Kombat

Armed only with vinyl and their wits, two titans of the wheels of steel shall meet in the arena.  The beats shall be fierce.  Their skill shall be awe-inspiring.  The night shall be legendary.

Dekoze ; Trytpomene

MORTAL COMBAT

Friday, October 3rd, 1997 

Dekoze ~~

AGE: Classified

WT: It's all muscle, baby

PLACE OF ORIGIN: the hinter lands

WEAPONS: sub-bass stealth attacks, techno body slams, semi-nudity, avid bongo playing

Tryptomene ~~ 

AGE: 22

WT: 120 lbs

PLACE OF ORIGIN: Undisclosed

WEAPONS: Attitude, big talker, acid breaks, old school chops, known to hose down the audience

Friday October 3, 1997

Doors @ 8:30 PM

Tix $5.00 at the door

18+ ID Required

The Rev, 10030 - 102 St

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Rising Sun

Source:_________. Transcr: MW

Unit-E
Presents

Rising Sun

Sept 12 1997

Edmonton
Alberta

 

 

 

Ben Ji
(Seattle)

Lori
the Hi Fi Princess
(Victoria)

Deko-ze
(Saskatoon)

Live Acid Jazz at 9pm
More DJs to be announced

Unit-E would like to thank dregs, café la gare, dragan, dave & dave, neal, mark, the sisters, our friends a far, hardline & everyone who has supported us, you know who you are.

Asian Theme
Come dressed for discount

Be early
Bring good energy
Leave attitudes at door

Info Line
403.988.4930

Location:
10167-112 St.

$7 Adv - $10 Door

No Minor Event

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Soulstep

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Beneath the Emerald City

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Cloud 9 Dance Productions ; Latitude Men’s Wear

Beneath the Emerald City

Saturday, April 12 Edmonton, AB

Kingsway Hanger 11410 Kingsway Avenue

9:00 PM Til 7:30 AM

This party is mentioned in King Ron's party review of "Contact 51" (May 3, 1997):  "There was a big question raised as to whether or not ["Contact 51"] could be successfully pulled off especially since it was held at the Kingsway Hangar, which was the same venue where that dreadful "Beneath the Emerald City" was held."

This Is Your Invitation To
Beneath the Emerald City
Saturday, April 12, 1997.

Kimball Collins, Orlando, Florida (Mind Warp Records)
Czech, Vancouver, BC (V.U. Records, Zappp, Touch of West Coast)

Overkill
London, U.K. – Edmonton

Deko-ze
Saskatoon, Sask.

(3 Ambient djs TxRx)

Tryptomine, Calgary
Feroshus, Calgary
Cziolek, Edmonton
Spiltmilk, Edmonton
Dragon, Edmonton
Newton, Edmonton
Insomnia, Edmonton
Geoffrey J, Edmonton
Kryon, Edmonton
Echo, Edmonton

Tix: $13 Before March 25th
15$ After March 25th

17$ Door/ 16$ With Food Bank Donation

Tix At: Divine Decadence (whyte ave.)
Latitude (w.e.m.)
Buffalo (w.e.m.)
Glam Slam (hub mall u of a)
Sound Connection (10744-101 st.)
Two Guys With Pipes (2flr. 10554-82 ave.)

Fully Licensed Bar 18+ ID
Cheap drinks before 11:30

Crystal Clear sound by Axe Music
Intelligent Lighting by Production Lighting

CD Giveaway
Door Prizes

Beautiful Decorations by Tripmatic Creations

Food + Beverage Bar

Multi-room

Fashion Show by Latitude and Buffalo @ 10:30 pm

Infoline: 403.457.3788

Cloud 9 Dance Productions
Buffalo Jeans
David Bitton
Edmonton Food Bank
Two Guys With Pipes
Divine Decadence
Déjà vu

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Unit-E welcomes Deko-Ze

Source: Remo. Transcr: ____ 

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Vortex

Reinforced Sound & Lighting and Databytes 

present this year's premiere event

Vortex

TIX AVAILABLE AT: Divine Decadence ; Gravity Pope ; Glam Slam ; Sonix ; Two Guy's With Pipes ; Lyon's Empire

ALL AGES

$15 adv. ; $20 door ; $18 with space gear

10330 - 84 Ave ; Bus Barns

Main Room: 

DJ Speedy (Las Vegas); Ryan Raddon (Salt Lake City); Vibes (Calgary)

and Edmonton's finest: Cory Payne (live) ; Cziolek ; Joy ; Geoffrey J

The Core:

DJ Markum (Vancouver) ; Deko-Z (Saskatoon) ; 

Code Red ; Echo ; Tripswitch ; Z-Bishop (live)

Ambient: 

Sherridon (Calgary); Sync T.D.W (live); Surreal; TxRx; Brainhaus

All New Theatre!  Crystal Clear Sound, Groovy Seating, Kinder Surprises, Full Feature Visuals 

After party at Stone Age for the true 'core ; $3

Flyer design by Sherridon ; Printing by Swift Printers

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This party is featured in King Ron's party reviews (originally published to the E-town Rave Page):

Sound system: "I arrived before midnight and entered the main room where the sound system was pretty damn loud! The instant I stepped through the door it felt like a sonic hammer smacked me in the head! It was nice, but I'm amazed that people were able to dance in front of the speakers and withstand the assault." 

Decorations: "Two large projection screens were set up at the front corners of the dance floor flashing stimulating visuals, and these were controlled via computer set up on a scaffold in the middle of the room. The walls were adorned with black plastic bags and large white sheets that were decorated with spray-painted graffiti artwork, and huge spray-painted balloons hung from the ceiling. The lighting was pretty good, but was limited to the front half of the dancefloor. The DJ booth was set up in a corner up above and away from the crowd which had a nice arial view of the room. However, it would have been nicer if it was set up on the stage closer to the dancefloor where the DJ and the crowd could see each other and make that nice intimate connection. 

"The smaller second room was similarly decorated with spray-painted black plastic on the walls and balloons hanging. But there were these two large trampolines hung up at the back and decorated to look like two huge eyes looking torward the dancefloor." 

Ambient Room: "The ambient room was set up in a brand new room used normally for live theatre. People sat back in the rows of seating while the DJ was set up on stage. The room wasn't elaborately decorated, but there was a small projection screen playing on stage along with red candles burning and dim red lighting to match. The atmosphere was peaceful, but the sound was perhaps a bit too loud given the setting."

Music: "At ~12:30, Ryan Raddon came on in the main room spinning some hard jungle. I was kind of surprised since this sort of style is rarely played here, but it was pretty neat and I danced a bit to his set. Edmonton's Corey Payne came on at 1:45 for a live performance. There were some technical difficulties at the start, but it was quickly fixed and Corey had a solid performance playing some nice trance. I wan't quite into the party yet, but Speedy helped fix that when he started his set at 2:30. Acid was the order of the night, and Speedy served it up good and plenty blending in elements of house, progressive and Detroit techno and continually driving the beat forward in a fluid mix. 

"At 3 I headed over to the 2nd room to check out one of my favourite DJs, Deko-Ze. Tonight he kicked his set off with a bang keeping the tempo fast paced as he usually does. But during the middle of his set, where he normally brings the tempo down, the flow of the music wasn't very smooth. Too often there were breakdowns within the song where there was no beat. To me, when this happens consecutively and too often, the continuity of the music is interrupted and this disrupts rather than builds up the mood being created. Despite my criticism, I still love to hear this guy spin and I continue to look forward to whenever he comes into town. 

"I wandered back to the main room and danced to the rest of Speedy's set and around 4:30, Ryan 7 came on. His set consisted of progressive acid-trance with a kind of dark sound to it. I was already dead tired, but I couldn't resist the music, and so I had to dance a bit to his set before I finally checked out at 6. 

"Overall, it was a fairly decent party. The music was pretty good with the sound just crazy, perhaps a little too intense for some. There was a pretty good turnout with about 700 people in attendance, and the overall atmosphere wasn't too bad either. I'd say the party was worth $12.98."

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Unit-E and La Gare

Source: Renee's Flyer Archive.  Transcr: MW

Unit-E
And
La Gare

 

 

 

 

NaturalBuzz
Serious Techno
The Big Issue
The Power of Sound
Vinyl Junkie


what’s happening?

Welcome Once Again to the Crazy, Wild and Sometimes Just Completely Blatant Adventures Of… The Insane Raving Reporter. Here to Bring a Little Sense in to the Sometimes Confusing World of our Ever More Confusing Dance Scene.

February

Friday Feb. 7 (Dragan, Ryan)
Friday Feb. 14 (Sync, Joy)
Friday Feb. 21 (Dekoze)
Friday Feb. 28 (Dragan Live)

 

 

 

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Resolution

Utopia 1997

New Years Eve

Source: Bronx flyer archive. Transcr: MW

This party was featured in King Ron's Party Reviews (originally published to the E-town Rave Page):

"A good job was done in putting this party together. I was really impressed with the effort put in decorating the venue. The coat check was probably the main problem. Quite backlogged! Moderate turnout with about 600-700 people."

Resolution Room

Starchild

Live P.A.

Corey Payne is one of the old schoolers of the Edmonton electronic music scene. He has spun at almost every major party over the past five years, many of which he produced himself as Unite Underground. In the past 2 years Corey has been building up a home studio and producing his own works. A first 12” is planned for release in March ’97

Celcius

Vancouver, British Columbia

(HQ Communications)

One time pillar of Edmonton’s very young Jungle scene, Celcius has recently made the big move to Vancouver where he is rapidly establishing himself as one of that city’s top Junglists with regular appearances at the Chameleon Urban Lounge and the Red Lounge. This party will see the reuniting of Celcius and his long time partner in crime M.C. Loic.

Spilt Milk

Edmonton, Alberta

An energetic mix of electro-breakbeat, British amyl-house, and old school hip hop downtempo beats are the trademark sound of Edmonton’s Spilt Milk. He has been Dropping the beats in E-town for two years now playing many of the major parties as well as a one time residency at Ratt.

Tripswitch

Vancouver/Edmonton

Resident – Zen

Geoffrey J

Edmonton, Alberta

The Count Down Room

Chuck Hampton (Detroit, Michigan, USA): 

Chuck brings his Detroit techno and house sounds to Edmonton for their first time since his debut at Summer School. He has been playing parties in the Detroit area for 4 years now and has played with some of the worlds best DJ’s including Laurent Garnier, Richie Hawtin and Derek May as well as maintaining a Friday residency at Detroit’s Nectarine Ballroom where Jeff Mills honed his turntable skills.

De-Koze (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan):

Saskatoon’s own De-Koze spins a relentless hard acid/ anthemic techno sound. He has recently played a party with Dubtribe in Phoenix, as well as at Graceland in Vancouver. Part of the PPM Crew that brought you Ascendance and the Temple. De-Koze has become a vital part of the mid-west scene both as a dj and promoter.

Andy Pockett (Edmonton, Alberta)

The distinctive vibe of Andy’s funky/ disco house has grooved the kids in E-town for 3 years now. Formerly the Friday resident at Dance Factory. He has also played at Sunday School, Cool World, Millennium and Ultra-Lounge.

Davey James (Edmonton, Alberta; Resident – the Rev)

SYNC (Summer School, Sunday School)

  

Ambient Room

TxRx

Edmonton, Alberta

Transmit-Receive, better known as Marty has produced and hosted the radio show Transmission on C.J.S.R. radio for the past three years and has been creating chill spaces and ambient rooms at parties for two.

CBC

Ariel+Roel

The Liquid Lounge

Frosty favorites and cool concoctions. Admission to this licensed area restricted to 18+ Picture I.D. Required

Divine Decadence ; C-Pech(?) ; Kik Wear Industries

Plush Sports ; Gravity Pope ; Greed Girl ; New Ground ; Far Side

Glam Slam ; Blunt Clothing Co. ; Kangol ; Label Whore ; Dance Cult ; The Rev 

Colour Blind ; The Groove Asylum ; CJSR FM88 ; Breadstick Cafe ; Play It By Ear

December 31st 1996

An Escape from the cold and grey of winter… 

An entry into a shimmering vision… 

A beat to unleash your primal urge to groove… 

A soundscape to touch your deepest emotions… 

A sharing of peace and love amongst one time strangers… 

A celebration of a new dawn…

…Welcome to Utopia. 

• FM Systems of Edmonton have custom designed for this event a 40,000 watt four way Apogee Sound System for maximm impact and crystal clarity. 
• Fourteen dj’s from Western Canada and Detroit will provide a seemless groove of twelve hours of House, Techno, and Jungle Beats in two rooms. 
• Urban Visuals of Vancouver will trip you out with four screens of mind melting psychedelic projections.
• Playground attractions and festival performers.

“People of all ages who respect others are welcome in our House.”

*Security in Full effect

*R.O.A.R. – Right Of Admission Reserved

This event brought to you by The Rev, Dance Cult, Play It By Ear and Inooman.

Event Infoline

(403) 988-3489

Location

Old Strathcona Bus Barns

10330 84 Ave., Edmonton, Alberta

Ticket Information

Tickets: Priority admission will be given to advance ticket holders.

$20 to December 24

$25 Dec. 26 to Dec. 31

Reduced admission after 3 a.m.

Doors: 9 p.m. until 9 a.m.

Ticket Locations

Edmonton

Gravity Pope (10442 Whyte Ave.)

The Groove Asylum (10627 101 St)

Glam Slam (HUB Mall – University of Alberta Campus)

The Farcyde (West Edmonton Mall)

St.Albert 

New Ground (17C St. Anne St. 460-8666)

Calgary

The Attic Corrosion

Saskatoon

Rockin Rod’s Records (Suite 200, 241 Second Ave. S.)

Regina

World of Trout (2128 Dewdney Ave.)

Bus and Accommodation packages available from Saskatoon. Call event infoline or see ticket outlets for information. 

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Immerse

Source: Remo. Transcr: MW

Unit-E

dec 20

96 

Immerse

a Cross Culture Integrated Production

Unit-E 96

a charity event for Canadian Crossroads Int'l

Come to the art show...

Be a Lounge Lizard

Immerse yourself in the realm of unity...

Full motion video stimulation; Lighting seduction; Subconscious sound warp

Artists featured: 

Warren Heiss

Jess Dean

Ryan Antonichuk

Deko-ze (Saskatoon); Andy Pockett (Edmonton); Tryptomene (Calgary), Brainhaus (Edmonton), Cziolek (Edmonton)

Doors at 10pm

18 and over; ID Required

Tix available at "Smoking La Gare"

17$ tix for cocktails, art show and preparty starting 10pm til dawn

11$ for pure dance at 2am til dawn

Sponsors: Xerox, Axe Music, Catalyst Theatre, La Gare, Alison

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Sunday School

The Rev presents

Sunday School

One Spirit, One Beat, One Love

A review of this party is available courtesy of the Wayback Machine and the E-Town Rave Page.  From King Ron's Party Reviews: 

This all ages rave is a continuing series of raves put on by the Rev that started with "Summer School" back on June 30. And holy f*** was it ever packed! There were about 700 people in attendance that night! The featured DJ's in the main room were Czech from Vancouver, Deko-Ze from Saskatoon, Tryptomene who is now in Lloydminster, and Edmonton DJ's Corey Payne, Davey James, and Andy Pockett aka Raggedy Andy. The 2nd room had Spiltmilk, Sync, and Goober, while TxRx from CJSR spun in the ambient room.

[Remainder of King Ron's review continues below.]

Sunday October 13, 1996
All Ages; 10pm - 6pm

Salvation delivered by DJs:
Czech (Vancouver), Deko-ze (Saskatoon), Davey James, Andy Pockett, Spilt Milk, Sync, Goober

Ambient Zone by TxRx (CJSR)

Liquid Lounge: 18+ ID required

Tickets $10 advance at:
Glam Slam, Gravity Pope, Sonix, Groove Asylum

Liquid "E" Ecstasy

King Ron's review (continued):

"I got in just before midnight at which time Tryptomene was stirring up the main room. I decided to check things out first before hitting the dance floor and was pleasantly surprised to see the change in the 2nd room since the last time I was there. The 2nd room used to be this tiny little space that was poorly ventilated and very hot and uncomfortable. Now they've switched this room with the pool table room which is adjacent to the tiny room. This new room has a larger area and is much less enclosed than the other room which is a major improvement. The ambient room remained pretty much the same as last time which was just fine. 

"I made my way back up the stairs and onto the crowded dance floor in the main room for the rest of Tryptomene's set who was playing a lot of older material. The sound system and the lighting were very good just like last time. At about 1:30, Czech came on spinning some funky west coast breaks and trip-hop. And was he ever doing some cool mixing and intense scratching!

"Unfortunately at around 2 a.m., for the first time I've ever experienced at a rave, there was a rather ugly and disturbing incident. The first thing I noticed as I was dancing was that the dance floor started to clear out with everyone heading for the exits. Then it hit me. My lungs and my throat suddenly got irritated and I started coughing. It turned out to be pepper spray. I later found out that a fight broke out and that someone pulled out a can of pepper spray and used it. Can you believe that? What kind of a stupid shithead would carry a canister of that stuff around and then use it in a crowded club? It only takes a few jerk-offs to mess up a good party. 

"Anyways, after 30 minutes I reentered the Rev and went into the 18+ lounge which was virtually empty. I dozed off for a while before Deko-Ze stepped behind the decks at 3:30. Once again Deko-Ze spun a wonderful set. He started off with some hard acid, but this time he played more trance before finishing off hard again. I swear he was trying to kill me because I was dead tired, but he kept playing and mixing such wicked tracks that I just couldn't leave the dance floor. Andy Pockett came on at 5, and I grooved a bit to his house set before total fatigue finally forced me home. 

"On the whole, I felt that this was a good night despite the pepper spray incident. The non-PLUR element vacated the place afterwards so everything became more positive. And Deko-Ze's set pretty much made up for that crap. This party was worth $7.69 out of the $10 cost. A word of advice though: buy advanced tickets and come early for the next one!"

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E-scape

Source: Renee's Flyer Archive

RIP Joy

A review of this party is available, thanks to King Ron's Party Reviews and the Wayback machine: 

"This review is actually only a partial review since I was only in the techno room and I never went to the other venues. I arrived at about midnight and caught the last 5 minutes of someone's set who was playing some neat fast breakbeat. 

"The [techno] room was just like an unfinished basement of a house. It was a small, bare, grey coloured room with a concrete floor. The lighting was minimal with lights at the back and front along with a strobe, and there were between 50 and 70 people in the room. This may sound really ordinary and plain, but you know what? I thought it was pretty cool! The simpleness of the room created a unique atmosphere of its own. Most of the people were dancing and really getting into the music, and the vibe was most positive. 

"An ambient room was also supposed to be somewhere down there, but I couldn't find it. Oh well.

"DJ Vibes from Calgary started playing at 12, and he was spinning some cool trance and progressive. Technical difficulties arose sometime after 1 a.m. that stopped the music dead for about 15 minutes. But the problem got worked out and shortly thereafter was Deko-Ze's set. He started with some fierce hard acid, which I totally ate up, then he brought it down with some funky acid breaks and progressive beats. Then he brought things back up again with some marvellous acid and trance. What a wicked set!  

"Sun E Smiles aka DJ Nicky came on afterwards at ~ 3 a.m. with some nice acid trance which I moved to for a little bit. But I had to go home and save some energy for the next night.

"Overall, it was a really fun night, and I really enjoyed myself. The party was worth $7.21 out of the $8 for the room. And to the girl that gave me a candy, thanx!"

source: Rave Reviews, by Ron Tupas, www.ualberta.ca/~rtupas

Archived in the Wayback Machine, February, 1999 

Streetview of venue for the techno room, 10110b - 124 Street. Formerly the Pit nightclub.

~ ~ transcript of flyer for "E-Scape" Trancribed by MW ~ ~ 

[Side A]

graphics by Sherridon

E scape

$10

all events pass for Saturday

Gravity Pope
Divine Decadence
Glam Slam
Sonix
Boystown Café
Sound Connection
Groove Asylum

Infoline (403) 493 0068
(403) 259 Star (306) 244 6644

Net: http://www.ualberta.ca/-stewartd/sunny/sunny.html

E scape

Universal/Sunny Spoons
present a positive dance experience

October 11/12

 [Side B]

The Beat (Friday)
$4
Warm Up Party at Oasis Nightclub
11725b jasper ave

Brainhaus
DJ Cziolek
Sherridon

The Build (Saturday)
all ages $8
progressive rythms @ Boystown Cafe
10116 124st

Andy Pocket
Cziolek
Rawz
Sunny Smiles
Spilt Milk


The Breakdown
18+ til 2 $8
hardcore vibrations & ambient/dub relaxations @ the former Pit
10110b 124st

Dekozee
Triptomene
DJ Sinc
Roel
Marty
Sherridon
DJ Me
DJ Vibes
UV23


The Ecstacy
disco til you drop with DJ petra
assorted kinky girlinky and drag shows
Free 18+ til 2
Buddy’s Pub
10110 124st 2nd level

Guest DJs Joy Deepsky Echo Slacks Inda Clear

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