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[Everything Else Suck]

Aberdeen is well and truly missing a dirty filthy electro Saturday night. This is what Everything Else Sucks is all about, giving you boys and girls of Aberdeen the choice to go to a club and feel that you are welcome to chill with a drink or to dance your silly little socks off, to some thrashing filthy electro.

Everything Else Sucks is all about the highest quality music but that doesn’t mean you’ll be paying Saturday night prices. You can get 4 hours of music mixed by some of the best local DJ’s for only £3. Where else in Aberdeen can you go and listen to the best mixed electro for less than £1 an hour? Nae where, that’s where!!!

If you recognise the DJ’s and artist listed in the ‘Sounds Like’ section, then Everything Else Sucks is 100% for you. Whether your feeling the remix skills of Soulwax, the minimal tech madness of DeadMau5, the hard thumping beats of Russian born DJ Proxy or you want to shout the lyrics of Green Velvet’s, La La Land. Get yer arse doon to a Everything Else Sucks night.


The opening Everything Else Sucks night will on Saturday 4th October.

For only £3 you will be welcomed into room 2 at The Tunnels from 11pm - 3am to hear some filthy dirty electro supplied by some of Aberdeen's top DJ's Calum Stuat, Click and kidProquo.

One of Aberdeen's most well known and respected DJ's kidProquo will be headlining the opening night of Everything Else Sucks. KidProquo is one part of Aberdeen's most well known night Radio Skool. KidProquo or Pro as he's known to his friends has played all over the world and warmed up for the likes of Erol Alkan, Giles Peterson, Lady Sovereign and Radio Clit. If you've been to Snafu to get some audiotainment you'd know that Pro will play almost anything as long as you dance to it.

Warming up for kidProquo is Iain 'Click' Morrison. Iain, is originally from Aberdeen but is now living the GlasVegas life but is more than happy to come and play to a raving dance floor in the Deen. Iain has a residence spot in Glasgow and also plays mix's for a Glasgow University radio station. Next month he will be warming up for Wylie and Kissy Sell Out.

Opening the night will be Calum Stuart. Calum has been playing 3 hour fortnightly sets at Transition Skate park for a few months now and these Friday nights have been getting so popular amongst skateboarders and ravers. If you want to hear some thumping electro Calum's sets are for you.