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  Aug 26, 12:52 AM

  Redlight Production's EQUALIZER - sponsored by KEXP.ORG & 312unes.com - with performances by: Charlie Deets Clique Talk The Atari Ferrari DJ Johnny Kesh and special guest Beta Theta DJ Brock Doors at 9pm / $10 door / Ages 21+ ***** RSVP to the Facebook event for reduced cover, drink free beer from Goose Island & kick it to some phenomenal music ***** --- Timeout Chicago covers Darkroom's Equalizer event: This ongoing collaboration between Seattle radio station KEXP and Goose I... More... Redlight Production's EQUALIZER - sponsored by KEXP.ORG & 312unes.com - with performances by: Charlie Deets Clique Talk The Atari Ferrari DJ Johnny Kesh and special guest Beta Theta DJ Brock Doors at 9pm / $10 door / Ages 21+ ***** RSVP to the Facebook event for reduced cover, drink free beer from Goose Island & kick it to some phenomenal music ***** --- Timeout Chicago covers Darkroom's Equalizer event: This ongoing collaboration between Seattle radio station KEXP and Goose Island's 312Tunes showcases upcoming talent on Chicago's indie and electronic scene. This month, one-man-indie-band Charlie Deets performs along with sets from electro-pop groups Clique Talk and Atari Ferrari. DJs Johnny Kesh and the Beta Theta's Brock open. -article link: http://chicago.timeout.com/events/house-techno-electro/299907/equalizer ====================================== ====================================== THE ATARI FERRARI will feature songs from the debut album 'Milan Knights' + a handful of BRAND NEW songs from The Atari Ferrari's up-coming sophomore release titled 'Enzo's Notes' +++++ Mr. Andy Fink & Mr. John Mokhtarei bringing the music to life by beat-matching an array of spectacular visuals mixed live with Atari Ferrari art -- FREE DOWNLOAD [mp3] from, Milan Knights, - Cocktail Model (2:35): http://etrainmusic.com/04%204.%20The%20Atari%20Ferrari%20-%20Cocktail%20M.mp3 *right click on link to 'Save Link As...' for download -- THE ATARI FERRARI on Facebook! http://facebook.com/AtariFerrari --- CHARLIE DEETS http://CharlieDeets.com "Charlie Deets at the Darkroom" (event page on Facebook) http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=255272545088&ref=search&sid=16803921.3219914982..1 --- CLIQUE TALK http://myspace.com/ThisIsCliqueTalk --- DJ JOHNNY KESH http://myspace.com/JohnnyKesh_Productions --- BETA THETA DJ BROCK http://myspace.com/TheBetaTheta --- --- --- SPONSORS: -Goose Island Beer Company's 312unes.com: http://www.312chi.com/pages/event_page/27.php?id=266&top_id=23 -Seattle's 90.3FM KEXP http://kexp.org/about/about.asp --- --- DARKROOM http://Darkroombar.com Darkroom is located at 2210 W. Chicago Ave. in chicago's historic Ukrainian Village between Damen Ave. and Western Ave. Darkroom began in 2001 with the idea that there is more to a bar than drinks. Combining two of the owners passions, photography and mixology darkroom keeps focus on maintaining a unique environment to showcase local photographers. The space is designed around the bar which also functions as a photographers lightbox keeping true to the nature of the concept. Darkroom hosts rotating photo exhibits on a regular basis allowing for a true gallery experience in the confines of a superb lounge atmosphere. Darkroom also hosts a wide variety of DJs and live bands featuring some of the best local, regional, national, and international talent that can be found. **FOLLOW DARKROOM on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/darkroom.bar --- Clayton Hauck of http://EveryoneIsFamous.com photographs an evening at Darkroom: http://www.everyoneisfamous.com/pizza/050208/1.html *EveryoneIsFamous! on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=20153207808 --- Panic! pics @ Darkroom: http://flickr.com/photos/panicchicago/sets/72157611766175669/ --- Club Planet: (http://www.clubplanet.com/Venues/84512/Chicago/Darkroom) Darkroom is much more than a sexy, chic bar, it also functions as Chicago's only photography lounge. It's a visual treat to see the new and unique styles of local Chicago artists gracing the walls of this trendy hotspot. Darkroom features a full service bar and restaurant, state of the art sound system, and spacious dance area all bathed in warm and inviting red lighting. With couches to the left, dance floor to the right, indoor stage and outdoor patio in the back, and giant bar in the middle, Darkroom can afford to be schizophrenic. There are displays of photography, burlesque shows, and guest DJ sets in equal measure. How this panoply doesn't become hopelessly lame is anyone's guess, but it somehow works, with red-and-black decor, curtains and lots of space keeping things mellow even during packed rock shows. --- Centerstage Chicago: (http://www.centerstagechicago.com/music/clubs/darkroom.html) This place is laid-back luxury, an ultra-hip loft party that doesn't require a personal invite. With a downtempo focus on the dance floor, it's a place for the in-crowd to strut their stuff. The interior of darkroom plays on its theme, with contrasting red and black elements. Walls are painted blood red and back plush black leather couches, perfect for chatting with friends, escaping the crowd, or admiring well-displayed photos from local artists. A sleek glass bar covers the middle of the floor, inlaid with photographs and glowing with white light. A small dance floor with adjoining DJ booth occupies one corner, providing some space to shimmy. Finally, a private little perch of a booth is located next to the entrance. Bucktown and Wicker Park denizens come armed with studded belts, leather bracelets and the latest hipster paraphernalia. Things get packed on Saturday night for a reason; with a plethora of special events scheduled for the weekends, there's always something intriguing happening behind the darkroom's black exterior. With everything from fundraisers to magazine launch parties filling up the booths, this place becomes an all-purpose urban community center. That evocative image hanging over your booth didn’t come with the frame. The Darkroom proudly features the work of local photographers on its walls, leading a double life as an art gallery. The music varies as much as the crowd. Everything from house to hip-hop, downtempo to dancehall, can be found in the background. The only given is that the soundtrack isn't overpowering, and there’s never a reason to raise your conversation to a shouting match.
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