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ISLINGTON MILL FUTURE PARTY FOR SALFORD NEW YEAR
 

Star date: 15th December 2013

PARTY INTO 3014 AT ISLINGTON MILL

The Future Party
Tuesday 31st December 9pm-8am
Islington Mill £15/£20

Islington Mill's New Year's Eve all night bash promises to `catapult you through a portal into the year 3014 where you will be blasted by a collection of the most forward thinking club nights, promoters and DJs'. With four rooms full of the sassy and the strange can it be missed?

Full details here…


Hmmm… how do we start to describe Islington Mill's New Year's Eve all night bash, The Future Party – Full Transmission? Well we can't get near to their succulent round up of all that will occur from late night to early morning in four rooms, with a myriad of sounds and experiences awaiting. So here it is…

...Seatbelts on and be prepared to be `catapulted through a portal into the year 3014 where you will be blasted by a collection of the most forward thinking club nights, promoters and DJs specially selected for you'

ROOM 1 - INTERGALACTIC LOUNGE

The decision has been made by the Great and Powerful that humans must leave planet Earth. Rather than mass escape and freaking out, the Advertising, PR and Marketing Departments have cottoned on to a wonderful idea. Real Estate! In the Intergalactic Lounge you will choose your destination from the solar system and beyond from an array of exciting planets on offer that you can call your new home.

Helping us prepare you for the journey will be Tranarchy, Chew Disco, Off with Their Heads and Neil Von Francis, with a special performance from Jsky channeling the energy of The 5th Element. And in a world of `Health and Safety gone mad!', Air Hostesses will be on hand to guide you safely when the moment does come to begin the countdown for take off into space.


ROOM 2 - THE CHAMBER

In the Chamber mystics from the future; Gesamtkunstwerk, Haxan and Faktion will be guiding you on a journey of epic proportions based around a multi-sensory otherworldly structure suspended from the depths of space, playing sounds of sonic exploration, outsider electronics and groundbreaking weirdness.

It will be dark. There will be strobes. There will be smoke. It will be intense.


ROOM 3 - BALEARIC BASE

It's the year 3014, the planet has gone to pot, the forests have been destroyed and flooding has forced some people to live underwater, but on the plus side the constant barrage of nuclear war means that it's always warm and sunny. Always. ALWAYS. IT'S NEVER ENDING.

This is right up some people's street though and Stop Making Sense, Work Them and special guest Patrick Ryder (Piccadilly Records) are making the most of it and hosting a never ending Balearic, tops off party.

Think strobes. Think beaches. Think the sun never setting.


ROOM 4 - THE WORK OUT STATION

You know what sport we'll all still be playing when we come out of our cryogenic chambers in 1000 years? Ping Pong. And to celebrate that fact we've got the inimitable Ping Pong Club to help us bring in the New Year at The Future Party.

The PPC chaps won't quite have come to terms with the fact that it's now 3014 and will be playing records and classic songs from the Noughties to bring you back a millennium with chill-out vibes, Ping Pong (of course) and who knows what else up their sleeves. If previous New Year shindigs are anything to go by expect UV lights, table dancers, tin foil, blackouts and lots of balls.

The Future Party – Full Transmission
New Year's Eve
Tuesday 31st December 9pm-8am
Islington Mill, James Street, Salford M3 5HW
Tickets: £15 early bird available from Skiddle – click here or in person from Islington Mill and Piccadilly Records. Or £20 from the same venues. Or `more than £20' on the door on the night.

For more details click here or see www.islingtonmill.com
See also Facebook event – click here

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