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DJ Food & DK @ Galatos

Tuesday, 15 May 2007, 2:21 pm
Press Release: MIC Toi Rerehiko

MIC in association with 95bfm & 5am presents
DJ FOOD & DK
Thursday May 24th - 9pm Doors
Galatos - 17 Galatos st.

With local support from Stinky Jim, Brother Ishmael and Plant Master Grant.$29 Presales from Real Groovy and Conch.

Two of Ninja Tunes finest touch down for an exclusive mid week mash of rump shakin rhythms fresh from their pantry of power!

This not too be missed audio cook-off comes complete with visual wizardry courtesy of team Lotech.

For those quick off the mark, MIC will roast ya rotisserie free of charge with a free ticket on the house going to the first 5 folk to reply to this email with their top 5 gastronomic pleasures.
Please reply with your full name and postal address.

ENDS

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