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"Direct to Earth: Family Night" Club Recommended

When: Fri., Jan. 23, 10 p.m. 2015
Price: $5 (free with RSVP)

Direct to Earth: Party Preview

Direct to Earth has been hosting techno events in the Bay Area for several years now, bringing out harder-edged European producers and DJs to our fine city. There's no guest this time around, just the residents: Max Gardner, Brian Knarfield, Bob Five, and Patrick Gil, along with Robot Ears' resident DJ John Kaberna. They're throwing a free-ish party (RSVP on the Facebook event page for free entry) to celebrate and grow their techno family — if you like your techno tough and rugged, this is an excellent way to be introduced to the Direct to Earth sound and vibe.
— Chris Zaldua

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