Posts Tagged ‘ocean rooms’

I’ve not written much recently, thinking about it, I’ve not really been out too much at all. Push aside a few special nights, a techno fest in Germany and generic drinks I’ve been a bit of an old man. Since the demise of our regular beloved Stompa Phunk some months back, I’ve had a slightly [...]

Suicide Saloon present: Carl Craig, Steve Bicknell (Lost), Anwar (Covert), Alex (Covert), Jamie Wadman (Junkbox), JFB, Statikedge (the breakdown), Arone, Vincologgia, Lucas, Just Gazing (live), Ali Broadcast, Harvey Bailey (Mud Club), Magnus (Positive)
As December stands, it’s a break on the quiet season and we are taking deserved rests between reviews. Tonight was meant to be [...]

Photos by Marek RichterThe night starts off in usual suited Brighton Fusion style – a rather unfortunately large bottle of Lucozade and cheap imperial vodka. A warm up session, music creation and a link to the displeasing sounds of what can only be described as a snuff movie. The night begins.
Having spoken to Adams management [...]

So last night was Saturday and we headed on down to the bleeps night at the Ocean Rooms. After another night of penniless yet harsh bingeing and social-binting I’m now left writing an article on Sabbath. As we all know I should really be resting my soul. Do I not deserve it? None the less I shall pass my god deserved needs aside and remain, drunkenly shaking, on the task at hand – Magda.

Another night, another example of what’s wrong with Brighton clubbers. But let?s not dwell on the negative side this time, because one of the most famous DJs on the planet is here to play in our humble city, and for about 50 of us select few Brightoners that know their arse from their Argy (look [...]

“gold teeth, punk rock, pop, reggae and dreads…”
Tuesday night is, as you will know, national student night, so it was no surprise to find an eclectic mix of gimps when i arrived at the ocean rooms; a place which manages to maintain an almost London zen-bar vibe even during the grimmest sets from underground DJs. [...]

Brighton Fusion has been running as an online magazine since 2004. Since its formation, we’ve stuck to our guns, offering honest articles about Brighton events and nightlife. We now cover culture, technology and art, but we still keep music at the heart of everything we do – with the aim of telling you the inside scoop on going out in Brighton.