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Live Review : Groove Armada

Live Review : Groove Armada

Groove Armada performed a captivating electronic dance set which had the whole of The Warehouse Project moving like I’ve never seen before.
End of Store Street Exhibition: Launch Party

End of Store Street Exhibition: Launch Party

Victoria Evans gives us an exclusive insight into some of Warehouse Project’s leading team members and their prospects for the iconic Mancunian event
Live Review: WHP Vs. Motion

Live Review: WHP Vs. Motion

The 13th show in this year’s Warehouse Project calendar was a diverse mix of techno trendsetters, from the German influences of Chris Liebing and Pan-Pot to rave icon Alan Fitzpatrick reports Sam Honey
Feature: “For 12 Weeks The City Is Ours” – The Warehouse Project

Feature: “For 12 Weeks The City Is Ours” – The Warehouse Project

As the legendary Warehouse Project reaches the end of its Store Street occupancy, Alex Coupe reflects on the past, present and future of Manchester’s most exciting musical extravaganza
Review: sunday roast at Store Street Exchange

Review: sunday roast at Store Street Exchange

You won’t forget Store Street Exchange’s new Sunday Lunch

Live review: The Chemical Brothers WHP

A mammoth three hour set of unexpected techno and unmistakable Chem Bros beats

Live: Warehouse Project – Feel My Bicep

Bicep fail to flex their muscles, Daniel Avery takes a disappointing ordinary turn, and Andrew Weatherall brings back Madchester, during a strange night of surprises

Club: Dusky presents The Next Step @ WHP

The greatest achievement of Dusky proves to be their curation

Club: Ape vs Ram Jam @ Warehouse Project

Ape vs Ram Jam provide a night of debauchery and drum and bass

Club: Warehouse Project presents Welcome to the Warehouse

The Warehouse Project returns home

Warehouse Project – The Return To Store Street

“For those who never experienced Store Street, you’re in for a treat. For those who were there first time round, you know what’s coming.”

Column: Store Street is dead. Long live Store Street.

Store Street strained under the weight of so many great acts that at times it looked liked it could get no better.