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The Sandwiches festive season

Come celebrate 3 special events for the Sandwiches festive season…

Thursday 16

Musical Chairs

Sandwiches would like your help in celebrating the launch of Outdoor Area.

With the assistance of Michael Melville Architects, we have worked long and hard on a positive solution to the outdoor needs of our clientele (with the new smoking laws and all), so on Thursday night we are celebrating the launch of what we have nick-named the “Took-tooks” (as they look like the bugie-seat of a Chinese Took-took). These revolutionary custom built outdoor booths are able to shelter patrons in any and all weather conditions, and are an exciting and colourful addition to the Sandwiches frontage (positioned on our licensed area on the Kent Terrace footpath below Clemenger BBDO).

This will be teamed up with a night a funky sounds from the “Musical Chairs” DJs Jack Uzi, Hollywood Alphamale, The Uptown Duo and Havana Club cocktails.

Free Entry

Friday 17

Total Science

Bass Frontiers & Sandwiches serve up an absolute drum and bass feast for the Welly massive just in time for the festive season, bringing together 3 very special guests for an end of year Xmas get together.

Featuring…

Total Science [CIA / ADVANCED / FIX – UK]

DJ Mosus [V RECORDINGS / CHRONIC – UK, SCIENTIFIC – NZ]

DDog / Sal / JDM / MC Kyla, Marek, Solidwax.

$35 presales (+ booking fee) from Sandwiches, Real Groovy And DMC or more on the door.

Spinback and Q Project, the two members of one of DnBs hottest acts are set to rock the foundations of sandwiches. Their unique brand of drum and Bass encompasses pretty much anything and everything you can fit into one gig. Soulful funk, high hats that twist your knickers, filthy baselines, up-beat madness spun round to insane break beat that keeps you hoppin on a hyped dance floor the whole night long. This will be a night not to be missed.


Saturday 18

Rocket Science

3,2,1, Take-off with the underground sounds of Rocket Science

Featuring the very special guest

Dj Flix (10 Kilo Recordings UK)

along side the local scientists Dannyboy, Bryce & Wade, with lounge sounds from Zen, Marek & guests.

$10 at the door.

Based in Edinburough for the last 5 years, Flix has just completed an audio engineering diploma and has started work in Matthew Bushwacka!s Plank studio. Now based in London he is rolling with some of the freshest break beat around. Flix is sure to bring a sound that will keep you humming through the night. Joined by some of Welli’s finest, Rocket Science is proving to be a night of phat baselines, an upbeat vibe and fun for the whole family.

Sandwiches

8 Kent Terrace,

Wellington

Log onto http://www.sandwiches.co.nz for further info.


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