Win Tickets to Another Party with Troy Pierce on 14th September

Fresh from a summer on the white isle and a Cadenza Carnival special, the Another Party boys are back in town for September, and back at their Hoxton Docks home for another house-fuelled affair.

 

Headline duties fall to American Troy Pierce, whose many guises and monikers have seen him cement his enviable position as a bastion of the techno community.  He himself confesses “I like making and playing weird music for weird people” so expect a set that draws on a range of influences, blending minimalism and techno to keep you guessing.  Troy will be ably backed by AP residents James Manero and Mikail, both of whom have been keeping themselves busy with gigs all over Europe this summer, and now can’t wait to get back to East London.

 

If that’s not enough, the Another Party team have also launched Platform, a new online media hub created to stream parties from anywhere in the world direct to your home and handheld devices.  So even if you can’t make it down, there’s no need to miss out.

 

Platform will enable viewers to access events hosted and organised by Another Party and their partners from hedonistic playgrounds including New York, London, Sao Paolo and beyond. Watch, listen and interact in real time with mobile streaming as the pioneers of the underground drop cutting-edge sets in nightclubs, warehouses and beach parties around the world. Original content and international events broadcast online and live in association with some of the biggest brands. 

 

Another Party was founded in 2010 by Raimondo Gaetani and resident DJ James Manero. It began in an underground bunker in Aldgate East as a simple birthday celebration for Raimondo’s 28th. 800 people turned up and an underground institution was born.

 

By 2011, the guys had notched up seven 800+ events across London, including one in a disused leather factory, a second right in the middle of all the action at Notting Hill Carnival and another in the depths of Shoreditch’s Victorian vaults. 

 

As 2012 dawned, the Another Party camp had grown, taking on 3 new residents: Cadenza signed Argy, tech house producer Ibellini – who brought the likes of Jamie Jones and Lee Foss to London’s West End – and founder of Funkyzeit, Mikhail.