Line-up /
Minor Science, Loraine James, Will Lister, Alexis

Resolution presents the first edition of “Retest”, our new events series focused on blending the forward thinking technological ethos and immersive nature of Resolution with London’s innovative and thriving club culture.

We’ll be taking over the industrial DIY setting of Venue MOT Unit 18, presenting Minor Science, along with Loraine James, Will Lister and Alexis.

Minor Science (Whities)

Minor Science has been described as producing “hi-tech music which doesn’t quite sound like anything else out there”. The producer’s hybrid vision is reflected in his precise, frenetic DJ sets, which enact striking collisions of techno, electro and UK sounds. His recorded mixes have routinely featured in best-of roundups from Pitchfork, Crack Magazine and FACT. He’s seen his debut EP release “Noble Gas” in 2014 through Trilogy Tapes, as well as multiple EP releases on Whities, one which included his 2017 hit “volumes”, featured on end of year lists from FACT, Mixmag, Crack Magazine, XLR8R and Resident Advisor.

Loraine James (Hyperdub Records)

North London native Loraine James effortlessly blends Electronica and IDM with whispers of jazz and ambience all wrapped up in the artists key avant-garde aesthetic and sensibility. Having recently released ‘Button Mashing’ on New York Haunted and signed with Hyperdub, Loraine has gone on to play at Shankra Festival in Switzerland, Germany and Splice Festival at Rich Mix. Having had her perform alongside Renick Bell and producing one of the most memorable live show of any previous Resolution event yet, we are extremely excited to finally be able to bring her intricate genre pushing live show to the dance floors in a club environment.

Will Lister (Cin Cin, Phonica Records)

Will Lister’s impact on the London scene in the last few years has been significant, having released with the esteemed Phonica Records at 18, as well as most recently, Cin Cin. His recent release with Trinidadian Deep gained support from the likes of Bonobo, Josey Rebelle, Alexander Nut, and other tastemakers in the electronic music scene. Behind the decks Will has the ability to hold a dance floor effortlessly using his deeper knowledge of the heavier cuts, which reflects his passion to delve into a production style with a darker atmospheric soundscape, whilst retaining his signature synth and broken percussion.

Alexis (Balamii Radio)

Alexis has come a long way since playing our first Resolution night nearly two years ago. Known as one of South London’s finest rising stars, having made her name at Balamii Radio, Alexis found herself at the centre of a network of international influences whose orbit equipped her with the requisite skills for club fluency. Fresh from appearances alongside Objekt, Batu, Nina Kraviz, Ryan Elliot, and many more, she’s a breath of fresh air in an environment where stagnancy means staleness. She’ll be bringing mature selections that manifest themselves into an onslaught of groove-laced techno, electro, EBM and house.

Artwork by Liam Cosford

On the 20th of July, a tasteful selection of the electronic music scenes most contemporary artists will be debuting at E1, as Culoe De Song, Sebastien Leger and Nico Stojan all play at the venue for the first time.

Line-up /
Loefah (140 Set)
Bruce
Facta b2b Laksa
L U C Y

First Floor of Bussey Building plays host as Materials takes you from energetic chest-rattling UK techno provided by the fierce pair of Facta + Laksa, before Hessle Audio wizard Bruce racks up the BPMs via electro, breaks and who knows what else (!) leaving you in the roots of the UK underground scene as Loefah shells strictly dubstep. If that sounds good then there’s more to come because L U C Y completes the bill and brings dubplate delight as she weaves from 140-160BPM shelling dubstep, footwork + jungle.

Tickets from £8 adv.

Find Me In The Dark returns to their favourite two room South London space featuring two rooms of whopping party starters. From stompin’ house to hard skippin’ garage, rolling tekkers and dreamy otherworldly excursions.

Hungarian house pioneer Route 8 heads up the bill having had a thumping year of self-releases and a new outing for the Lobster Theremin crew. This time he’s back for a 3 hour set so get ready to pile in!

The fast-rising Irish DJ wünder-talent Sally C makes her Find Me In The Dark debut following hot on the heals of a packed 18 months of DJing plus one of the most memorable and rollicking Boiler Room sets we’ve seen in a long while.

Chinese-born, Vancouver based selector and psychedelic house producer Yu Su joins us for an eclectic and wide-open Room 2 programming. Expect to hear dreamscapes alongside rolling dubby tracks and out-there cuts.

Finishing the lineup is the Aberdeen based internet-botherer Deejay Bloom. With a number of killer house tracks and buzzin’ edits under his belt (including his infamous re-twist of Sophie Ellis-Bextor) it;s gonna be serious fire from the off.

We’re going in deep for this one!

Love Family Park is a techno festival in Rüsselsheim am Main. Taking ravers on a journey from pure techno into minimal and tech-house.

Pre-sale Tuesday 9th July at 1pm.

A name synonymous with commercial and underground music alike, Ali Shirazinia AKA Dubfire, is one of the electronic music scene’s most imitable faces, whose skills and abilities stretch far further than the art of deejaying. The 27th of September will be a special moment in E1’s calendar, as the Capital’s leading warehouse venue welcomes him for a seldom-seen extended session.

Alongside Dubfire, two of Italy’s most respected proponents will be performing on the 27th of September, as Markantonio and Roberto Capuano take control of The Black Studio. Both mouthpieces for the iconic Neapolitan techno sound, whose releases have been welcomed by the likes of Unrilis, Analytic Trail and Adam Beyer’s iconic Drumcode imprint.