Thought Rise In was shit tbh…however a decent break from the moody stuff Bedrock was putting out at the time.

Dan Dark Drums Volume 1 was his finest hour.

Vol 2 and Nu Breed were both miles better imo!

    RichM

    Sometimes when DJs travel to sets they are in and out of a club and straight into the hotel before the next flight. Or even off to another gig.

    Managing social media when you are a popular dj isn’t easy (some distance themselves from reading most of it and focus only on scheduling posts) - It’s entirely possible he doesn’t know what happened yet. Although I’m sure he will very soon.

        zackster

        Quite.

        Not up on his murders or social media. Music wise it is courses for horses.

          Lawler was in his pomp during his Harlem Nights residency at The End.

          Of which I was a regular attendee!

            NasserAlazzawi he admitted he posted that straight after the gig without knowing what happened, which makes it even stranger he didn’t just remove it all together or edit it so that is didn’t say it was a great night.

              NasserAlazzawi Sometimes when DJs travel to sets they are in and out of a club and straight into the hotel before the next flight. Or even off to another gig.

              Lawler’s from Birmingham, and has been a regular at Crane since it opened. Spose there’s a small chance he was jumping on a train back to Tamworth…

                Lawler definitely did know about what happened and shouldn’t be posting about how it was a great night.

                Absolute dick.

                Don’t mind him, Nas. He’s not even a popular DJ.

                NasserAlazzawi Sometimes when DJs travel to sets they are in and out of a club and straight into the hotel before the next flight. Or even off to another gig.

                  ScottBailey Steve Lawler has posted his set from Crane nightclub on the 26th, the night that lad got killed.

                  What happened? I’ve not heard about this.

                      He was quality at Harlem nights, but he often played much shorter sets than billed.