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[nullmouse]

Just a reminder that ELIZIUM is tonight at the Pelican Club, underneath the Metro on Market St. Doors are at 11pm, door tax is £5 and the music goes on and on relentlessly until everyone manages to scramble free at around 3am.

SCHMOOF are currently hightailing it up from London to play two exclusive Scottish shows for us and Edinburgh's Baby Tiger collective - Think Freezepop, Vic 20, Trademark and Bis - Or, as Black magazine in Germany put it - think "maddening synthiepop na na na songs about visits to the disco, desperately horny extraterrestrials, the unencumbered nature of being a popstar and the protagonist’s need to decide between chocolate and boyfriend."

Elizium will be playing it's usual crude attempt at music, featuring all the greatest artists in poorly defined genres mixed with all the accuracy of a sledgehammer. Or, alternatively, industrial / ebm / electronica with a dash of whateverthefuck.

[nero3105]

About time time Elizium came back!
Was beginning to think the next one I went to would be one I do in Europe!
Thankfully it's not I can enjoy it to the full extend of being muntered

[psydoll]

I like Freezepop.

I am working.

People should go though! It'll be ace fun!

[nullmouse]

Originally Posted by psydoll

I am working.

Pah, working I remember when being a light jock meant pressing more than two buttons. Yeah, in my day we had four buttons and a twiddly knob... And that was just Ross.

[psydoll]

I put it to you that Ross' constant switching of CDs with 10 seconds of play on the other deck left and constant jumping and boogieing around is tiring enough to watch. I press many buttons also. It's all about creativity

i think me and the neil ex will be going

also will convince the jim and the ross to come too


guuuuuuts

[nullmouse]

Originally Posted by psydoll

I put it to you that Ross' constant switching of CDs with 10 seconds of play on the other deck left and constant jumping and boogieing around is tiring enough to watch. I press many buttons also. It's all about creativity

Yeah, I had to put up with it for a couple of years too. It's like watching a labrador puppy let loose in a room full of chew toys. Except Ross is less orally fixated. Possibly.

Still, if you'd got to play with the lighting rig in the palace (when it was actually working) you'd be sadly reminiscent about the good old days too. Although I'm sure you can do wonders with some well timed parcans and a bit of the old strobe

[nullmouse]

Originally Posted by stuartmaxwell

i think me and the neil ex will be going

also will convince the jim and the ross to come too


guuuuuuts

Sounds like a reet giggle. I'll no doubt be sobbing softly in a corner like a proper goth by the time we open - It's been an interesting organisational experience...

dah greet min

[garbage_star]

what time are Schmoof on at?
they sound intriguing...i have to go