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"Sure Thing" Club

When: Fri., June 5, 10 p.m. 2015
Price: $5-$15 advance
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Sure Thing: Party Preview

Can't stop, won't stop: each Sure Thing lineup seems to be more eclectic than the one before it. The latest features a spread of performers from around the globe, each occupying a unique place in the house-techno spectrum. The main event is Chicago synth wizard Svengalisghost, part of the extended L.I.E.S. Records family who creates uncompromising acid house, performed live; what separates him from the pack is his fondness for '80s industrial and EBM, with Wax Trax-inspired percussion and vocals. Joining him is Detroit DJ/producer Fit Siegel, who crafts beautifully simple melodic deep house — all killer, no filler. The wildcard on the lineup is Dutch producer Ekman, a new producer who has been making waves with his dirty, no-holds-barred take on acid techno and electro, raw and ragged. Last but not least is Doc Sleep, one of the city's finest techno DJs, with a crew of locals holding down the back room.
— Chris Zaldua

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