QUEER VINYL NIGHT Vol. III

QUEER VINYL NIGHT Vol. III
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And as the proverb says « good things come in threes » here we are with the third volume of the Queer vinyls nights series. This time, find us in the cosiness of Coro, queer wine & vinyls hifi bar in Kreuzberg, that recently opened the door to dancey events.For the first time, we are having a guest on the lineup, our close friend and very good selector @jimmie_musics will deliver her secret Italo weapons.As always, queer & dykes focussed, straight-friendly, free entry & vinyl only.
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For this edition, our visual is a tribute to “Paranoia” a 12-inch vinyl single released in 1989 by the Belgian act Domination. This track is emblematic of the Belgian New Beat movement, a genre that emerged in the late 1980s characterised by its slow tempo, heavy basslines, and dark, industrial influences. The “Destruction Mix” of “Paranoia” is featured on the compilation “Belgian New Beat - Volume 2,” which showcases some of the best tracks from that era.BELGIAN NEW BEAT.Domination’s “Paranoia” exemplifies the dark and hypnotic rhythms that defined the New Beat era, making it a significant piece of electronic music history.

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