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Critic's choice: Top five clubs
Evening Standard 21.09.07
Dusted
The White House, SW4
Good old Norman Jay can be relied upon to create a jovial dancefloor atmosphere with a tried-and tested mix of soul, funk, hip hop and house. He headlines tonight as fellow Dusted chaps Henry Burrows and Scott Lummes play funky house and a touch of electro to a dressy, mischievous crowd. 020 74983388). Tonight , 9pm-4am.
Fabric Live
Fabric, EC1
With a line-up of edgy live music and beautifully chosen DJ talent, it's a perfect party down at Fabric. The main room features live rock sets from Who Made Who and Late of the Pier, interspersed with the DJ talents of Erol Alkan. Dancey act Vitalic also play live and there are appearances from Jon Carter, Kissy Sell Out and Arthur Baker. (020 7336 8898). Tonight, 10pm-5am.
Release Yourself
Koko, NW1
S-Man, the New York-born house master, doesn't get over here very often, so for this visit, under the auspices of his Release Yourself night, a big hit at Pacha in Ibiza, he's playing for a full eight hours. (0870 4325 527). Saturday 22 Sept,10pm-6am.
Size
Ministry of Sound, SE1
Steve Angello brings his Size label back to the Ministry for a night of eclectic mayhem. He's helped out by the tech-house talents of Sebastian Ingrosso. The bar features rave and rock, courtesy of Freeform Five, Queens of Noize and Trailer Trash. (0870 060 0010). Saturday, 2 Sept, 11pm- 7am.
Latin Quarter
The Dogstar, SW9
A touch of Latino flavour is coming to Coldharbour Lane this Sunday. With a mixture of South American music and Spanish house, DJ A.N.I.P. brings much delight to a local crowd, many of whom will share his Portuguese heritage. (020 7733 7515). Sunday, 23 Sept, 7pm-3am.
