CLUB OF THE WEEK

Alister Morgan
Saturday 14 November 1998 01:02 GMT
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NYMPH @ mass

This gig comes round once a month (on the second Saturday) and will help build up your clubbing appetite for the annual club-fest of New Year's Eve.

As if Roger Sanchez isn't enough to get you reaching for your dancing shoes, those clever promoters at Nymph have also secured the mixing services of Joey Negro and Daniele Davoli for their third gig in Brixton.

Sanchez's uplifting, hard-edged house, coupled with his willingness to experiment in-the-mix, always has the dancefloor writhing. Joey Negro's brand of beats make him the UK's heavyweight boogie King while Danielle Davoli is the Latin spinner/producer behind 1980s chart toppers, Black Box.

Last month's offering from Mass blew up big-time - not content to sit on their laurels, there is a real buzz about tonight. So with a crowd more interested in partying than posing, and DJ support from Andy Cato, Tarun and Kenny Charles this gig makes club of the week at a canter.

Tonight, St Matthews Church, London SW2 (0181-767 9925) 10pm-6am pounds 10 before 11pm/pounds 14 after/ NUS pounds 10 before 12am

THE BEST OF THE REST

FREEDOM II BIRTHDAY PARTY @ bagleys

Freedom is a London legend attracting a scary number of punters every Saturday. Bagleys is a huge venue - it's a Crystal Maze of a club that springs new rooms on you at every turn.

Every week 2,500 punters ram inside for bangin' house in the main room and underground garage in the bar room.

Graham Gold, Lisa Pin and Darren Pearce are among the spinners while Norris Da Boss and Grant Nelson showcase UK underground next door.

Tonight, Goods Yard, York Way, London N1 (0171-344 4444) 11pm-7am, pounds 8 members/pounds 12 others

LIFE @ sound republic

Guaranteed to provide a Saturday Cinderella vibe - put on your gladdest rags and you, too, shall go to the ball. Join the rest of London's sleek set for a night of uplifting house as promoter Mark Herman continues his personal quest to keep London the zenith of the world's clubbing destinations.

Dave Jordan, Luke Howard and Luca control the decks tonight with an uplifting US garage brand of house. This one-off offers the perfect opportunityto check out the latest addition to London's clubbing venues.

Tonight, 10 Wardour St, London W1 (0171-287 1010) pounds 15

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