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'Verboten Presents Davide Squillace, Illich Mujica & Deepak Sharma'

A A A Comments (0) By Kristal Hawkins Wednesday, Jun 10 2009

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The former Supreme Trading space gets the warehouse techno night it always deserved. A resident at Ibiza’s Circoloco, Davide Squillace conjures sets that cover a wide range of moods, incorporating his work on Josh Wink’s Ovum and Alex Under’s CMYK, as well as records from his own MiniSketch label. New Yorkers Illich Mujica and Deepak Sharma play around quite a bit, luckily for us; check the Save the Cannibals podcast for their skills. Sharma’s able tech-house sets are certainly well-regarded; Mujica’s harder, weirder stuff should blow your face off. With Sheik ‘n’ Bake’s Julio + Fong.
Fri., June 19, 10 p.m., 2009