In preparation for this Saturday’s party the PARIS’ ACID BALL players (Hannah Holland, Sqeaky & Dan Beaumont) have nominated their top ten Acid Ball bangers…

The Ride Committee feat Roxy – Get Huh (e-legal mix)

First saw Roxy perform this at Daisy Chain and he certainly tore it up, it has some of the best bitchin ever..I’ll push her down backwards, I HATE HUH! SQ

Armando – Let there be house (on youtube)

I have always been into armando, he has such an amazing catalouge. there are so many tracks of his to choose from but this track is pure Paris acid ball to the core. SQ

Danny Tenaglia – Bottom heavy (bottom heavy remix)

Such an amazing track …and long too. A total ballroom workout. Danny T at his best. It’s got it all: bass, acid, percussion all wrapped in a big sound spectrum. Turn this one up! Fuck the neighbours ITS DANNY TENEGLIA! SQ

Liberty city – Some Lovin’ (Murk mix)

This track is one of the sexiest tracks that liberty city put out. The bass line is OVER gurl! The haunting chords are spine tingling. Again so much to choose from as far as Liberty city are concerned but this is it for me. Ralph falcon at his best. BRING IT! SQ

Junior Vasquez – Get Your Hands Off My Man  (Junior’s Sound Factory Mix)

Top bitch vocals, with a long drawn out bass techy house bounce…GEt YOur…. HH

Willie Ninja – Hot (Adam K & Soha Mix)

The man himself , Willie Ninja , gives it good on this vogue classic. HH (NB… we can’t find this mix on the ‘tube!)

Jeremy Joshua & Harii Bandhu – My Head (Honey Dijon’s Give Me Good Head Mix)

Honey Dijon remixes this jackin pumpin groove, pure New York fierceness. HH

Marlon D – Jesus Creates Sound

This is the absolute ultimate in-case-of-emergency-break-glass Acid Ball DJ tool… Tribally teriffic! “This is a journey into sound…” DB

Angel Moraes – Heaven Knows I Can’t Understand (Angel’s Factory Dub)

Deep, deep down! A totally hypnotic journey deep into the heart of house… Or something. Absolute dancefloor magic; full of space and voodoo. DB

Kiwi Dreams – Y? (Danny’s Ballroom mix)

Sorry… More Tenaglia! But this is such a thumper, not to mention a tried-and-tested Acid Ball all-rounder that I couldn’t resist. Total genius. DB

Get ON the floor —> See you at the ball

We can’t wait to welcome back the legendary Tasty Tim back into our basement on Saturday April 2nd!

He’s crafted a special PHAT BITCH mix for your listening pleasure

PHAT BITCH MIX

Tasty is joined by Tino di Placido in the basement and upstairs we welcome back  Superstore regular Dave Kendrick plus super-hot  girls Cum & Sea.

TOTHEBONE invite you to slip your leash and join us scraping our bums across the carpet at Sexy Dogs – a new night for house lovers of all breeds at The Dalston Superstore. We like our house like we like our hounds – raw, big-balled and un-neutered. And to give you a feel of our fettle, here’s a rundown of our top five buffest breeds…

5. The Red Setter

Bright red, pure-bred and wikid-in-a-bed.

4. The Beagle

The ultimate experimental lovers.

3. The Pug

A face only a mother could love and a mother only a grandmother could love, but there’s something about these little fellas we find absolutely scintillating.

2. The Staffordshire Bull Terrier

London’s number one. Bred for fighting. Built for loving.

1. The Weimaraner

The king of dogs - noble deportment, a sleek, glossy coat and immaculate lipstick.

Sexy Dogs starring the amazing Mark Seven is this Saturday at Dalston Superstore from 9pm-4am

Legendary purveyors of shoulderpad techno Computer Blue launch a new incarnation of their cult party this friday at Dalston Superstore… Computer Black!

Head honcho Fonteyn nominates his favourite electronic discoid moments from the vaults…

Noammon – I’m Not Ashamed

The daddy of classic CB tunes. Frenchman Kiko and his label Hot Banana had a profound effect on us, and of all his productions this is the one that separates the men from the boys. A bizarre, nay impenetrable, call to arms set to a pumping electro-disco beat. One has to be really shit-faced to get away with playing this.

Tobias Bernstrup – ‘27 (Laser Mix)

This was a late Electro-Clash record that was sold in most shops but which I never really heard played anywhere other than CB. Considering how ridiculous it is I can hardly say I’m surprised. It’s got a classic dark arpeggio bassline, italo riffs and then this guy just starts singing about what he wants done to him for his 27th birthday. Believe me its not worth repeating, but despite everything people always dance to it. No accounting for taste.

Madonna – Nobody Knows Me (Mount Sims Italo Kiss mix)

Madonna, particularly in her club days, was always a big influence on CB. Mount Sims with his pervy, melancholic electro-pop was too. So when they met it really should’ve been murdah, but Madge actually vetoed this, probably her coolest remix in years, because it was ‘too dark.’ She gave lots of remix work to Tracy Young instead, shame on you Madonna!

Crystal Fighters – At Home (Fusty Delight)

People often tend to refer to CB as an Italo-Disco club, it wasn’t. Ultimately glamour and electronic emotion were the key factors in anything we played over years. This is a beautiful song by these rising stars and this remix conjures up scenes of high drama in exotic locations. In other words, CB in a nutshell.

Sabrina – Boys Boys Boys

There’s plenty of ‘credible’ electronic music I’ve played at CB that I could mention but that’s probably not what you want to hear. Sabrina was thee CB kinda girl; fast, loose and didn’t give a shit about getting a white bikini wet. At one point there was a high glam period at CB where a lot of girls at the club were actually, genuinely rocking the Sabrina look. Great days indeed. The song itself is a blistering hi-NRG/Euro-banger and in homage to that time, you can hear music like this all night long upstairs as played by Greek DJ duo The Hellenic Hair Hoppers.

Yikes! Thanks Fonteyn

We’re rather excited about our party with Rush Hour and Warm on 18th March so we asked Rush Hour’s wonderful founder Cool Chris to nominate his top 5 musical inspirations that led to launching his very awesome label and shop…

Carl Craig – No More Words

Huge thanks to everyone who dropped in on Sunday and turned February’s PARIS’ ACID BALL into such an amazing night! Hannah Holland (Batty Bass/Trailer Trash), Sqeaky (Tutti Frutti) and myself had a blast playing haus music all night long… We recorded it for prosterity so click on the superplayer (look for the icon at the top right of the page) to hear a slice of the music from the night. There’s an early doors mix and a late night selection.

To hear more from the PARIS’ ACID BALL players have a listen to their Soundclouds…

Hannah Holland

Sqeaky

Dan Beaumont

This Friday down at local Dalston institution the Rio our friends at Outeast are holding a special screening, and if you hold on to your ticket stub you can jump the queue at Dalston Superstore…

NIGHTHAWKS II: STRIP JACK NAKED (18) 11.30pm

(UK 1991. dir. Ron Peck) 91m.
Nick Bolton, John Brown, John Diamon.

NIGHTHAWKS II: STRIP JACK NAKED puts Ron Peck’s original 1978 groundbreaking landmark gay movie NIGHTHAWKS into a 1991 historical and personal context as the director reflects on his own personal journey from closeted suburban teen to politically radicalised filmmaker. The result is one of the most honest and abrasive of film autobiographies. Inevitably, the film reflects the society and attitudes of the time and although laws and policy may have changed in the last twenty years, homophobia itself has clearly not gone away and remains an issue for us all.
+ Q&A with Ron Peck
£7.50