Warm Feature

Posted: Dec 14th, 2009 : By: joe Share

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We have been featured on the rather excellent Warm HQ blog, with a little write up accompanied by a recent DJ mix that includes two of our own tracks. Check it out.


Best British Small Club

Posted: Oct 27th, 2009 : By: joe Share

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Wire has been nominated for best small club in DJ Magazine’s Best of British awards. Read the rest of this entry »


The Glimmers 6th November

Posted: Oct 26th, 2009 : By: joe Share

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Polaroid l Friday 6th November

With Very Special Guests… THE GLIMMERS

£5 advance tickets from Resident Advisor

After the huge Greg Wilson night last month, there is no let up in quality as we present The Glimmers to rock Polaroid this time. Hailing from Gent in Belgium, Mo & David have been Djing for 20 years and have been responsible for some the best mix CDs around. Their DJ Kicks and Fabric albums are seminal mixes showcasing their dirty, sleazy & punky disco sound perfectly and reflect their DJ sets which are full of fun with emphasis on the party. This will be one not to be missed… Read the rest of this entry »


Primitive Minds Mix

Posted: Oct 25th, 2009 : By: joe Share

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1. Floating Points – Vacuum Boogie/Superstars Of Rock – Orange Sunshine Acapella
2. Zwicker – Dragon Fly (Soultourist Remix)
3. Ilija Rudman – Night People (Garage Mix)
4. Bleep District – Revelations (Rapture Rub)
5. Chamboche – Ipso Facto (Pete Herbert Remix)
6. Toby Tobias – In Your Eyes (Tensnake Remix)
7. LSB – F.O.G Dub
8. Zopelar – Till Now (Zopelar Remix)
9. Chamboche – Feverish (The Revenge Remix)
10. Zepp001 – Don’t Sleep
11. Canyons – Fire Eyes
12. Q&A – Tumbling Cubes
13. Precious System – The Voice From Plant Love (Dixon’s Edit)
14. Munk – You Never See Me Back Down (Cut Copy Mix)


Greg Wilson 2nd October

Posted: Sep 15th, 2009 : By: joe Share

Greg Wilson 2nd October

To help us with the launch of our brand new Funktion One sound system, we have invited a true legend of the dance world.

For the uninitiated, however unlikely that may seem, Greg Wilson made his name in the 70’s and 80’s where he was a pioneer of the predominantly black electro-funk sound at seminal Manchester clubs like Legends and Hacienda, where he was the first ever resident DJ. Credited with starting it’s first dance night he helped the club develop its reputation as the home of cutting edge new music. He was also the first DJ to mix records live on TV on The Tube show in 1983, and went on to produce and co-write the Street Sounds ‘UK Electro’ LP in 1984, as well as compiling the ‘Classic Electro Mastercuts’ LP in 1994, cementing himself as an oracle of the genre. Read the rest of this entry »


Welcome

Posted: Sep 11th, 2009 : By: joe Share

This is the new Polaroid website. Feel free to pull up a chair and have a look around…


Tracks & Dates

Posted: Jul 3rd, 2009 : By: admin Share

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Here’s some hot tracks we are currently loving to match the soaring temperatures we are enjoying, with some upcoming DJ dates also.

Arriba. Read the rest of this entry »


Weirdo Police

Posted: Jun 4th, 2009 : By: admin Share

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Hype. A word often loosely bandied about in clubland without much merit, but in the case of our next guests one which is justly deserved. Weirdo Police are no wet behind the ears, fly by night producers with one debatable hit under their belts;

Mat Playford and Tom Gray have been in the dance industry for over 10 years and boast several successful projects between them. Mat was the co-founder of the legendary Play Music record store in Leeds and has to date collaborated and released tracks with Darren Emerson, Tim Deluxe, Paul Woolford, Sandy Rivera, Robert Owens, Pete Herbert, Clive Henry and Steve Kotey. Mat has played across the globe from Ministry of Sound to Space and held his own with any big hitter you care to mention. Tom meanwhile, a diverse and accomplished musician in his own right is a record producer in the mainstream working across multiple genres for such major labels as Sony, Warner Brothers and Atlantic Records. Read the rest of this entry »