Cake snaps at Koochooloo, January 21st
Friday 21st January was Koochooloo’s first night of the year settled back into their roots in Dalston. Always focused on showcasing up and coming bands, … Continue Reading
Friday 21st January was Koochooloo’s first night of the year settled back into their roots in Dalston. Always focused on showcasing up and coming bands, … Continue Reading
by Petit Fours
Dalston is firmly the centre of London’s gayland with a large number of nights happening on or just off the Kingsland Road including Twat Boutique in the Superstore and Other People’s Property in the Korsan Bar, and there’s a scattering of others at either end of that enormous thoroughfare – in lesbian classic Stoke Newington or Shoreditch, … Continue Reading
Koochooloo has been dotting around clubs in east/central london for the past few months, but I think the Marquis of Lansdowne’s basement for this month’s pre-Christmas party was definitely a winning choice. … Continue Reading
by Ground Almond
Koochooloo had its first birthday on Friday night at the McQueen in Shoreditch. … Continue Reading
Koochooloo quotes of the night, try matching these to a photo :
Straight girl walks down into club, then back upstairs: “I wish they had a boys’ version” … Continue Reading
Koochooloo returned to Playtime Bar basement once again with a rockstar theme firmly placed in order (Happy Birthday Becky).
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Since Koochooloo changed venues for the summer to the slightly more posh central location – Playtime Bar basement in Angel, there have been a few noticeable changes at hand…
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by Petit Fours and Florentine, pictures Holly Falconer
The shift east happened so long ago it’s almost distant memory… and these days the Kingsland Road is surely better known for its raucous gay nights than its Turkish cultural events. Some good nights remain in Soho, but the scene has largely cut its fringe asymmetric and gets off the tube at Old Street. Here’s ten London lesbian club nights we’ll be going to in 2010 … and two old favourites that should be springing back into life. … Continue Reading
by Lemon Tart
As R Kelly once said, “there ain’t nothing wrong with a little tinsel”. (Or was it bump n’ grind?. Never mind. His lyrics are so full of wisdom they can be appropriated for almost any occasion, no?). … Continue Reading
by Lemon Tart
A certain attendee (who wishes to be referred to only as “Apple Crumble”) described Koochooloo as “being all the people who went to old Ghetto but didn’t really know each other… and now here they all are in the same place!”
Don’t Wait Animate are a south London band making dubby grime-pop and getting some influential people excited, Anna Leach met them for a brief but memorable session. This is what happened:
Don’t Wait Animate aren’t waiting, they are talking: about two at a time, at about 50 miles an hour – they’re making jokes, more jokes, then shaking their indie hair-dos around with laughter at the jokes. It’s a bit crazy. … Continue Reading
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