Shameless Self-Promotion: DJing on Wed

Here's part of the flyer I got in my e-mail... woohoo! Yep, that's me, DJing tomorrow night, Wed 11 May, from 10pm till about 1am, Hideout, 31 Circular Road (behind Boat Quay).

Hideout Flyer

As the text reads:
Indie Mash Up

A night of dirty New York styled garage rock, dished out with a dash of pazzaz ala Daryl as he comes full circle from house to his much-loved indie rigs featuring music from the likes of Death Cab for Cutie, Interpol, Party Ben, The Dismemberment Plan, The Libertines, The Pixies, Franz Ferdinand, The Donnas, British Sea Power, The Standells, The Sonics and more more more !!

Gonna be rippin dude...

1-for-1 on house pours, premium glasses and pints from 6 to 9pm
All shots at $5
No guarantees I'll play all the bands listed, but it should be fun... DJ Slapdash on the decks!

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