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Plymouth Acid House Party

March 21st 2020 | Crash Manor, Plymouth

Think acid house, think squelching synths and the classic Roland 303 sequences that soundtracked many parties in the 90s. Plymouth club night promoters, Casa have planned something special for March 21st 2020 which promises an enhanced sound system at Crash Manor!

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Event info

What the promoter says

Clear the room, Casa are coming in, with our first party of 2020. bringing back our most requested event of all time THE ACID HOUSE PARTY. Get your 90’s garms out, baggy tees, bucket hats, smileys and dungarees. Fancy dress is highly recommended, but not compulsory. The last 2 acid house parties we did, you all rocked up and looked spanking.

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As we continue taking Casa to various venues across the city. This 850 capacity club with its own balcony over looking the dance floor and DJ is the perfect layout for this themed event & ready to be thrown back to 1988. One minutes walk from our old stomping ground, the hub. A venue seriously underused for many years, especially by our genre of music. in a time of local venue crisis.

A night influenced and inspired by all things relating to the late 80s - early 90s Acid House era. Think the usual Casa bombs but with an added sprinkling of those classic Roland 303, 808, 909 sounds. Think massive rave culture production & decor, think smileys, & think massive sound systems.

This is... CASA...This is...THE ACID HOUSE PARTY.

‘Acid house is a subgenre of house music developed around the mid-1980s by DJs in Chicago. The defining feature of the signature 'electronic squelching' sound was produced using the Roland TB-303 electronic synthesizer-sequencer. Acid house spread to the United Kingdom and continental Europe in the mid-late 90s, where it was played widely by DJs in the then massive acid house rave scene’.

Line Up

Ryan Platts
Felix de Rijk DJ
Wallis Ryan DJ
Koren McIntosh DJ
Jamie Miller

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Written by

Editorial Team • 11 March 2020

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