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The Forbidden City

Posted on September 2, 2010November 13, 2011 by Justin Carter

This Saturday, our friends Winkel and Balktick, skilled choreographers of the spectacular, have secured 47,000 square feet of one-hundred-year-old train repair warehouse for a giant party. They’re calling the place ‘The Forbidden City’.

Winkel and Balktick have asked Justin and Eamon to bring the Mister Saturday Night juice right at the peak of the evening, and there’s a host of other DJs, live performers and art installations. The location’s a secret, but they’re giving a few hints before they tell all to folks that have RSVPed by tomorrow evening.

Phenomenal

Posted on August 31, 2010November 9, 2011 by Justin Carter

There were a lot of great moments that went down on Sunday–Kendra Borowski dumping a pitcher of water over her own head, Eamon standing on a planter behind the DJ booth shooting a strobe light onto the crowd, Traxx (who was in town from Chicago) screaming his face off for what must have been five minutes in front of the DJ booth when Twitch dropped a Jeff Mills track, and Justin doing his own screaming through a giant (dirty) traffic cone.

But the most epic moment of all was probably when, as Optimo dropped their namesake track by Liquid Liquid, Sal P (the Liquids’ frontman) happened to be dancing right next to the DJ booth. Of course we handed him the mic. Jason Rule, a gent who’s joined us at the vast majority of all Sunday Bests ever, caught it on camera.

From The Scene of the Crime

Posted on August 30, 2010November 9, 2011 by Justin Carter

JG Wilkes. He and Twitch killed it yesterday.

photos by Justin

You Scream, I Scream

Posted on August 28, 2010November 13, 2011 by Justin Carter

Other Nights of the Week: The First Edition

Posted on August 24, 2010November 13, 2011 by Justin Carter

If you haven’t noticed yet, we’re adding some bells and whistles to the Mister Saturday Night blog. One of those bells (or whistles?) is a selection of the musical happenings we’re hitting up this week.

So welcome to our first edition–let us know what you think in the comments. And check back throughout the week for photos, sounds and interviews from out and about. We’ll see you there. Continue reading “Other Nights of the Week: The First Edition”