8:00PM – 6:00AM

Current leaders of Indie take over the main hall, whilst the cream of the crop of filthy four to the floor electro in our famous Pink Bar. Little more needs to be said, just check out the incredible line up below and we’ve still got very Special Guests to be announced!

East London locals and NME favourites CHAPEL CLUB are set to be the biggest new band of 2011 following sell out tour dates and unanimous praise for their output, including the awesome ’5 Trees’ and ‘All The Eastern Girls’. Still hot from the praise garnered from his latest single with Fred Falke, ‘Y.S.L.M’ (seen the video?), BURNS will be hitting the decks for us at 93 Feet East this NYE. Topping off the headliners is Greco Roman Soundsystem’s DRUMS OF DEATH (of the best underground dance albums of the year with ‘Generation Hexed)

DJ SETS FROM: CHAPEL CLUB (DJ SET) // BURNS // DRUMS OF DEATH (GRECO ROMAN SOUNDSYSTEM) // WRONGTOM // PUSH MUSIC// SLUTTY FRINGE // BLACK MASA // SUPERFILTH!!! // ARROW!!! // OLI DAB & ROBIN // SUPERCOOL // WILDSTYLE DJS // & SEVEN SHADES OF SH*T AND MORE!

**3 rooms with huge sound systems**
**Food all night in our famous courtyard**
**Brand new heated & lit covering in the courtyard**
**Special NYE cocktails**
**Tickets via Ticketweb**

Ticket small print:

Very limited early entry tickets only £10! Entry to the club before 10pm or we will charge you an extra £10.

Early bird tickets: ticketweb. Standard advance tickets: ticketweb door £25 – if we’ve got any left!

See you there…

Two year’s and it’s still in the record bag. Soulwax’s incerdible remix of kids doing some damage as the last track of last nights Flushed at 93 Feet East. Have a peek:

Keeping checking www.pushmusic.co.uk for Flushed at 93 updates.

Adventures in the Beetroot Field carry on their monthly residency at the Rest Is Noise, bringing the legendary party South the river.

Renowned for eclectic line ups, AITBF showcase;

Forward thinking infectious indie pop from – POPE JOAN.

Experimental lounge rap of GHOST POET

Afro beat all the way from Dalston’s UNITED VIBRATIONS.

PUSH MUSIC djs close the night with an old fashioned indie/electro disco playing all the futures hits.

From 9pm – 2am | £3 entry

REGULARS CARD OFFERS

Amstel £2.55
Becks £2.50
Bulmers £3.15
Smirnoff double £3.60
Wine, bottle £8
Grolsh £3.20

Facebook for more info

Following on from April’s utterly immense FLUSHED, Push Music return to 93 Feet East this May alongside the biggest and best line up yet. As ever entry is FREE ALL NIGHT. This one’s going to be huge so make sure you come down early [food and drink in 93’s (hopefully) sunny courtyard from 5]

LIVE:

ALI LOVE You may well have heard the name Ali Love before, either as the singer on the CHEMICAL BROTHERS’ smash Do It Again, or on his own earlier solo singles. But even if somehow you haven’t come across him already, one thing is certain: from here on in, there’ll be no escaping Ali Love.

DEATH METAL DISCO SCENE DMDS have gained a solid reputation as remix extraordinaires , having re jigged the likes of GORILLAZ, BAT FOR LASHES, LILLY ALLEN, KYLIE and more. We’re very excited to have them bring their awesome brand of disco punk to 93’s famous live stage.

LUXURY LIVING These guys have been all over the blogosphere recently, with good reason. Proper dance floor friendly electro pop perfectly suited to FLUSHED’s Friday night party ethos.

TRAVEL AGENCY Eman de Guermantes, baron de Charlus, and Jin Fuzz, duc d’Elchingen and prince de la Moskowa, met in 2008 and found a common interest for electro music. After a few months, they were looking for some hot girls for a video. They met Candy Bonbon, and felt in love. Travel Agency was born.

The DJ’s:

BLACK MASA Black Masa now need no introduction – we are happy to announce they have just been promoted to FLUSHED residents. Fantastic electro and dubstep mashups of party anthems.

PUSH MUSIC  As residents at Flushed since its humble beginnings, The Guys at 93 have Push Music labeled  as ‘Awesome DJs with an ear for a quick cut’  Nice.

SUPERCOOL DJS *too cool for myspace* Vlad and Phil, aka SUPERCOOL, provide the perfect warm up to the inevitable chaos that FLUSHED becomes.

SEVEN SHADES OF SH*T SSS plays music that SHOUTS, STOPS & STARTS. Dance tracks that KICK IN THE EARS. DEADERS & HANGERS ON, STILTON STOMPERS, MEMORIES, MASH UPS and NORTHERN ELECTRO COUNTRY SOUL . One hell of a disco stew.

SEE YOU ON THE DANCEFLOOR – Add yourself to the Facebook event.

Push Music hit Brixton this Saturday alongside some of London’s hottest bands.

This month -

The Woebetides
Kill It Kid
Lunar Youth

DJ Gela warming up with some classic disco then Push Music take control of the dance floor with our brand of indie / electro nonsense.

From 9pm – 2am | £3 entry

*I had no input in this flyer, just saying.

After March’s rocker, Flushed is back with a bang this April! Push Music rock the Pink Bar from 22.00 – 23.30 and close the main hall from 00:30 – 01:00. Expect the unexpected as the world’s of Indie and Electro collide via the 93 Feet East turntables…

Push Music play alongside the brightest up and coming electro bands the city has to offer:

CHIK BUDO
GET SHAKES
PORTASOUND
LIGHTHOUSES

And the DJ’s are equally unparalleled:

BLACK MASA http://www.myspace.com/blackmasa
PUSH MUSIC http://www.pushmusic.org
SEVEN SHADES OF SH*T http://www.myspace.com/sevenshadesofshit
SUPERCOOL DJS (too cool to have a MySpace)

This is an unbelievable line up for a FREE ENTRY gig – get down early, don’t miss out, RSVP to the Facebook group today kids.

Push Music definitely got things in rocking after Future Cops awesome live show. Can’t big these guys up enough! Futurecop take the best bits of the 80’s and wrap them into house/synth/pop gems. Check out their MySpace here.

A hard act to follow but we think we kept things moving. If 300 people beg for more track at the end of your set and security tell you politely to stop the music, then it’s a sign of a good night.

90 Free Fridays is place to be for awesome live acts and it’s free to get in. If you missed out come see us live on April 9^th.

Hungry for a Monday night you won’t forget? Welcome to club sandwich!

Push Music serve up on Monday 5th April. Expect an aural foot long of House & Electro with loads of club style spicyness…

Cheap entry and drinks means you won’t have to splash the cash too hard!

Playing alongside Push Music:

STRONG LOOK (Brighton)
RUSSELL SMITH (Oscillate Wildly, Barhouse)
THE KOOL KIDS KLUB DJS (Wholesick, That Boy Kana, Scumkid, Ratte)

Cheap entry for students with NUS card – £3.00
£4.00 For the over/under educated.

See you there for some post weekend raving…

More info on the Facebook group page

Pushmusic hit Bricklane for the first time in 2010 at 90 Free Fridays on the 12th of February 2010!

Free Entry and open till 1am, so make sure you make your way down…

Playing alongside Push Music on the night are the following:

Shock Defeat (live) - Shock Defeat on MySpace
Kinema  (live) – Kinema: on MySpace
Buildings (live) – Buildings on MySpace

Slutty Fringe (DJ set) – SLUTTY FRINGE
Black Masa (DJ set) – BLACK MASA
Snitch DJ’s (DJ set) – SNITCH DJS
Posh Kids (DJ set) – POSH KIDS
Seven Shades of Sh*t (DJ set) – SEVEN SHADES OF SH*T

Check out 93 Feet East’s website for further info – 93 Feet East

Just like that Push Music return to the underground DJ bar in Islington and the new home of the Kool Kids, Scenesters, Hipsters and Geeks of London Town!

Killer cocktails, bottled beer from £3 and Push Music and Boxed Riot playing our unique blend of Indie and Electro from the usual suspects:

FREE ENTRY

Add yourself to the guest list for free entry. E-mail names to:

info@pushmusic.org or add yourself to the Facebook guestlist.

For table bookings call 0207 704 2332

For more information, free mixes and sneak peek of the bars distressed decor head over to:

Frankebar

Tube Map

Push Music swung by EC2 for an impromptu gig at the Queen Of Hoxton on the 14/01/10. I won’t lie it wasn’t the busiest night ever (Early Jan, Thursday, my dog ate my homework type excuses) but hats off to all that came down for a drink and dance (Personal highlight being the special brew butt crack security at the bagel shop)

We’re in the process of finalising Push Music dates for 2010 and the artwork for our next gig is back from Adam Doyle so loads to look out for over the next week or so. Keep those peepers peeled!

The snow’s getting boring now, so all inside for a last minute Push Music Indie Disco as we return to the Queen of Hoxton for impromptu Thursday night session.

Relax. Drink. Dance; Up to you.

Known for rocking a crowd with our unique hybrid DJ sets. Expect a unique mixture of house, electro and re-edited material from the world of soul/funk, indie and alternative. No one said the dance floor had to groove to just one genre did they?

If you don’t know and you should by the way…

The Queen of Hoxton

Bar, club and art collective, the Queen of Hoxton holds court in the heart of the East End, entertaining her neighbours with a tight programme of music accompanied by a rolling gallery of art installations, photographic exhibitions, fringe theatre and screenings. The ground floor is an intricate blend of window etchings, graffiti, ivy and a landscape of benches and screens . While the games room takes in table-football, vintage pinball and a unique Brighton pier 1960′s gaming rarity. A youth club for the adults of the east side.

For more info and forthcoming gigs join the Push Music Facebook Group

So that’s it. The noughties and 09’ are over.  Dubstep hit daytime airwaves, Diplo and Switch swapped Camden for Kingston and certain arms of the music press hailed the disco revival (Although Todd Tejre, Greg Wilson and any DJ worth their pay check have been playing and re-editing disco since erm…disco)

It’s been a steep learning curve for all involved in Push Music and we wouldn’t have had it any other way.  In 12 months we’ve played at over 15 different venues playing tracks that made you dance and scratch your head in equal measure. Thanks to friends, friends of friends, podcast listeners and klub kids that have made it through the doors into a Push Music party. As a heartfelt thank you we’ll keep dropping 60 minutes podcasts throughout 2010. Please keep the feedback coming, it’s good that people appreciate something different.

Back to the music. 2009 became the year the dance borderlines where crossed. House DJ’s played Dubstep (Skream’s stripped down amen loving re-fix of in for the Kill dominating sets)  Drum and Bass had a definitive year in the overground and underground with stand out albums for Sub Focus, Alex Perez and Danny Byrd.

Fidget became a dirty word as UK Funky took over London’s urban scene with a few stand out tracks but ultimately becoming a grooveless sub hybrid of UK garage. On the subject of UKG, Joy Orbison took major influence from the atmospheric dubbier tracks of the 90’s (think Zed Bias & Groove Chronicles) and injected some soul into the dubstep sound with ‘Hyph Mngo’,  Orbison’s eerie stomper sitting high as the tune of the year for most critics.  After inventing the genre the Yanks tried as hard as they could to destroy house (With the help of the French) let’s get this straight, charts or no charts, there’s no need to put Akon or the Black Eyed Peas on house records. Guetta, Larry Levan is turning in his grave.

Stand out tracks for myself this year have been Major Lazor’s ‘Pon the Floor’ for the WTF! screwface expressions at dancehall nonsense at house speed, Fake Blood’s ‘I think I like it’ for the sheer cut and paste funk and string section and Grum’s 80’s electronic winner ‘Heatbeats’.

The Push Music best of 09 is currently on a crashed hard drive (Merry f*cking Chrimbo Dell) but once it’s recovered it will be up to kick off 2010 in style.

Happy New Year.

Bill

What’s the worst thing about leaving a job where people can barely say hello in the morning and the general moral is morgue like. Not not a lot really -
So, pastures new, fresh start etc (Also means a bit more time to knock out some mixes) Here’s 60 minutes in the Push Music Indie electro disco.

Get downloading!

(Dont forget you can drag and drop a podcast into an i-tunes playlist and burn the mix onto a CD)

Tracklist:

Recession Session Intro
Franz Ferdinand Kiss Me (Dances with White Girls Remix)
Alex Gopher Aurora (La Mode Remix)
Chromeo Night By Night (U-Tern’s Aeroplane Blend)
Golden Bug Last Dance In Tokyo
Alex Metric Gusto
Day And Night Acapella Push Musics Re-Edit
Keenhouse Aries (Grum Remix)
Mr Oizo Cut Dick
The Prodigy Invaders Must Die (Yuksek Remix)
We Have Band Honey Trap (Le Matos remix)
Mujava Township Funk Crazy P Remix
The Juan MacLean Happy House
Daft Punk Robot Rock (Soulwax Remix)
Eurhythmics Vs Erol Vs PM VS Empire of the Sun Walking on Dreams
Prince Raspberry Berry 12 Edit
Gonzales Working Together Boys Noize Vocal Mix

For more info and forthcoming gigs join the Push Music Facebook Group

Push music are back with a X-mas bang at Franken Bar on Friday 18th December.

Cutler and Cuthbert Colossus are back alongside Push Music, so expect re-edits, acapellas and a huge dose of electro as we join forces to rock the festive dance floor.

For free guest list entry, either drop the names of people attending to info@pushmusic.org or add yourself to the facebook event.

For table bookings call 0207 704 2332

http://www.frankenbar.co.uk

Another sweaty session at the Barfly with a 2 hour set from Push Music. Daft Punk, Soulwax, Grum and Fake Blood alongside the Stooges, the Killers and Bloc Party (In the infamous Push Music style)

This month sees Ben Playing you a no nonsense mix of some of Push Music’s favorite tracks of the moment, and some bangers thrown in there just for fun. Mixed to resemble our track selection for the dancefloor, this mix wont fail to please.

GET DOWNLOADING!

Get A Move On- Mr Scruff,
Phantom pt 2 (Soulwax rmx) – Justice,
Click Click – MSTRKRFT,
What Evil lurks – Prodigy,
Crimewave – Crystal Castles,
Space And The Woods – Laste Of The Pier,
Paranoid – Black Sabbeth,
Bonafide Lovin’ (Yuksek rmx) – Chromeo,
Coffee – Aquasky & Masterblaster,
Thief (Shinichi Osawa rmx) – Lost Valentinos,
Silence Is Talking (Alex Metric rmx) – Reverend And The Makers,
Kids (80Kidz rmx) – MGMT,
Divine Rhythm (Push Music’s No More Warriors edit) – DJ Rap,
Jeffer (Para One rmx) – Boys Noize,
Where Did All The Love Go (Burns rmx) – Kasabian,
The Dozens – Fake Blood,
Black And Blue (Savage Skulls rmx) – Miike Snow,
Peanuts Club (Beataucue rmx) – Noob & Broadinski,
Killing In The Name Of (SebastiAn rmx) – Rage Against The Machine

Enjoy …….

Push music are back with a bang at Franken Bar on Friday 27th November.

Fresh from Kiss 100 airplay for his near genius bootlegs, Cuthbert Colossus is back alongside Push Music. Expect re-edits, acapellas and a huge dose of electro as we join forces to rock the dance floor.

For free guest list entry, either drop the names of people attending to info@pushmusic.org or add yourself to the facebook event.

For table bookings call 0207 704 2332

Line up:

Push Music [Ministry of Sound, Digital, Barfly, The Hoxton Pony, Queen Of Hoxton]

Cuthbert Colossus [The Village, Island, Urban Nerds]

For more information, free mixes and sneak peek of the bars distressed decor head over to:

http://www.frankenbar.co.uk (or see photos below)

Get there by tube (Closest tube station in Angel)

Get there by foot

See you there!

Push Music made our Queen of Hoxton debut on the 19/11/09.  Good things as we had a mid-week rock out in the East end’s top spot. Check the video for cheeky highlights.

Push Music make our Queen of Hoxton debut on the 19/11/09. Expect a unique mixture of house, electro and re-edited material from the world of soul/funk, indie and alternative. No one said the dance floor had to groove to just one genre did they?

Yep it’s a school night but come see how we groove out on a Thursday and warm up for the weekend’s oh so killer line up. (Filthy Dukes and Matt Horne keep things moving over the weekend)

Indie/Electro and all that fills the gaps with…

Push Music
Cutler
Cuthbert Colossus
Live bands downstairs (More info to follow)

The Queen of Hoxton Bar, club and art collective, the Queen of Hoxton holds court in the heart of the East End, entertaining her neighbours with a tight programme of music accompanied by a rolling gallery of art installations, photographic exhibitions, fringe theatre and screenings. The ground floor is an intricate blend of window etchings, graffiti, ivy and a landscape of benches and screens . While the games room takes in table-football, vintage pinball and a unique Brighton pier 1960′s gaming rarity. The Queens alter ego appears in the basement bar, dark and a little twisted, the space caters for her every whim hosting film nights, fringe theatre and sweaty raves. A youth club for the adults of the east side.

Are you in? Good. Join the facebook event so we can see your cheeky little faces.