Three rooms under the old Smithfield cold stores, with Room One's bodysonic dancefloor wired so the bass travels through the floor itself. Fabric has been central to London's underground since 1999 and remains a benchmark booking for house, techno and drum & bass.
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Opened in 1991 and modelled on the New York warehouse clubs, Ministry of Sound built its reputation on The Box — a room designed around the…
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A vast former IKEA warehouse in Tottenham converted by Broadwick into four connected halls. It is among the largest indoor club spaces in Europe and programmes…
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An artist-run space in two railway arches near Elephant & Castle, small enough to feel like a party and adventurous enough to book almost anything.
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A queer bar and basement club in Dalston, open from daytime through to late, with a policy spanning house, disco, techno and pop.