303 welcome Charlie May to Liverpool

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303 have had quite the year, with Dave Clarke, Slam, Andrew Weatherall and Satoshi Tomiie (who it turns out likes his fancy booze) among the guests gifting their crowd a soundtrack across the year.

They've got another party lined up over the Christmas period which continues their mantra booking of electronic music legends who remain relavent in the modern musical climate, with a headline turn from a man who played an integral role in the progressive house movement, Charlie May, at Camp and Furnace on Boxing Day.

As Sasha's engineer during the nineties and the early Twenty First Century, May helped create some of the finest electronic hits of all time, including the peerless 'Xpander' and the Airdrawndagger LP. He was half of reverential progressive house, techno and breaks act Spooky, responsible for a selection of monster records including 'Little Bullit' (above).

All this would count for little though if his current output wasn't up to scratch, and May's techno talent has been in visceral form recently, with productions on Bedrock and UNKLE Recordings showing his staying power.

His DJing finesse is still in full flow as well - check the 90 minute podcast he recently put on his soundcloud above as evidence of that. Support will come on the evening from the 303 DJs.

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