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NOIDA: For lovers of freshly brewed beer in the city, here is a “pint” to celebrate. Two microbreweries are set to open in Gardens Galleria Mall and in a restaurant in Sector 63 by the end of this month.
The owners of Ministry of Sound and The Yellow Chilli have been granted MB5 licences, which will allow them to operate microbreweries on their premises. Both these restaurants were already serving liquor to customers for years.
While several restaurants in Delhi and Gurgaon were serving freshly brewed beer for long, it was only in June 2019 that the UP government paved the way for MB5 licences. The first microbreweries came up in Agra and Ghaziabad, but Noida was behind in the race.
6 Advanced Drum Mixing Tips | Podcast Expert Tips From Mat Gendreau
Producer Mat Gendreau
In this episode, record producer and educator Mathieu Gendreau shares 6 advanced top tips to help you mix drums like a pro. 05:51 - Tip 2: Adding weight to snare drum 08:58 - Tip 3: Ducking overheads to remove snare drum 11:51 - Tip 4: Adding brightness to snare drum using reverb 14:09 - Tip 5: Controlling a large drum kit reverb using a gate 17:33 - Tip 6: Adding presence to snare drum using distortion and a top end boost 19:31 - Ending
Presenter: Mathieu Mat Gendreau - Biog
Mat Gendreau is a Canadian-born and Philadelphia-based music producer, composer, recording artist, label owner and educator. He is the founder and program director of the Rowan University Bachelor of Science in Music Industry in Glassboro NJ, USA, and he records under the names JAXX DE LUXE, Expo 67 and Plastic Operator (with bandmate Pieter Van Dessel).
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Valentine’s Eve 2020 at the Irish Centre in Leeds: incurable romantics are few in number here, what with The Murder Capital opening their UK tour; their intense, brooding songs mostly concerning loss, mortality and collapsing faith played to an audience twice the size of that which saw them at the city’s Brudenell Social Club only a few months before.
For the quintet, there is an appreciation of how big things can get how fast. Having already done shows in cities across Europe from Vienna to Paris, theirs is undoubtedly a star rising at a roughly similar rate to countrymen Fontaines D.C., a curve on which they’re about twelve months behind.
THESE pictures show clubbers in Dorset in the 1990s. Nightclubbing had become a big business at the time and we simply couldn t get enough of it. While Weymouth and Dorchester had their fair share of nightlife hotspots, many locals will have fond memories of heading east to Bournemouth for a big night out. Super-clubs were emerging across the country including The Ministry Of Sound in London, The Hacienda in Manchester and Cream in Liverpool. The 1990s saw a major shift in club culture with the rise in popularity of house, trance, techno and electronica music. Bournemouth had its own answer to these large-scale clubs in the form of The Academy - later The Opera House - which included nights from Fantasia, Wild Turkey and Parhelion.