Chinese Laundry Invites STANTON WARRIORS [UK] + A-TONEZ + ELUIZE
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When?
29 November 2025 starting 10:00 am
What?
'Chinese Laundry Invites' – A Dynamic Series Tailored to community-run events featuring local crew takeovers, record label showcases, and more exciting community-driven ideas
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Laundry[Breaks]
STANTON WARRIORS [UK]
A-TONEZ [The return of a Sydney legend and original CL resident)
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Cave[House / Techno]
Eluize [All Night long]
https://soundcloud.com/eluize
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STANTON WARRIORS
Stanton Warriors — Bristol’s Mark Yardley and Dominic Butler — exploded onto the scene in 2001 with their groundbreaking debut The Stanton Sessions. Since then, they’ve remained a global force in bass music, headlining festivals like Coachella, Glastonbury, Burning Man and Ultra, while soundtracking countless dancefloors worldwide.
Their distinctive, genre-defying sound has led to releases on XL, Fabric, Cheap Thrills and Universal, plus remixes for Daft Punk, Fatboy Slim, MIA and Gorillaz. With legendary sets and chart-topping releases, they’ve earned praise from the likes of Disclosure, Annie Mac and Zane Lowe, and even inspired Disclosure’s Grammy-nominated Settle.
Their 2015 album Rebel Bass hit #1 on Apple Music and Top 10 on iTunes charts across eight countries, followed by sold-out tours through the US, Europe, Australia and Asia. As heads of their own label Punks, the duo continue to champion new talent and push forward-thinking bass music to the masses.
A-TONEZ
The return of one Chinese Laundry's original residents, coming out of retirement especially for this night! A-Tonez isn’t just another button-pusher. A true turntablist, he scratches, samples, and smashes every dancefloor like it’s his last. His signature chaos has made him a mainstay on major festival lineups and the go-to closer for big-stage moments. With remixes for OneLove, collabs like Bass Drop ft. Laura Noir, and a long-running partnership with Soapbox Artist Agency, A-Tonez continues to push Australian bass culture forward — one sticker, one banger, and one wild night at a time.
ELUIZE
Eluize approaches her DJ sets and productions alike, creating and playing music that evokes spectrums of emotion, resonating viscerally through the meticulous interplay of elements. Whether through delicate, reflective production on her latest LP “Believe”, gritty EBM on forthcoming “Lucidity” or the orchestration of decadent escapes on dance floors when DJing, the Australian’s artistry speaks to the senses. Eluize drenches brisk house with a prog touch in acid. In her sets, selections entwine and move together, rather than succumbing to excess, the rave locks into flow. Listeners will find themselves drawn inwards time and again, guided by ethereal breaks, often lead by Eluize’s vocals, the breathing space she creates for dancers, and the energy of the tracks themselves. Whether in the cavernous depths of fog filled clubs or dusty plains of heat hazed festivals: Eluize grounds her music in something psychedelic and hypnotic, a place of security where lively, bubbling melodies have room to unfold. She shapes a comforting sanctuary, whether you feel completely alone or enveloped in the energy of the crowd. Rave, that is.
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Laundry[Breaks]
STANTON WARRIORS [UK]
A-TONEZ [The return of a Sydney legend and original CL resident)
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Cave[House / Techno]
Eluize [All Night long]
https://soundcloud.com/eluize
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STANTON WARRIORS
Stanton Warriors — Bristol’s Mark Yardley and Dominic Butler — exploded onto the scene in 2001 with their groundbreaking debut The Stanton Sessions. Since then, they’ve remained a global force in bass music, headlining festivals like Coachella, Glastonbury, Burning Man and Ultra, while soundtracking countless dancefloors worldwide.
Their distinctive, genre-defying sound has led to releases on XL, Fabric, Cheap Thrills and Universal, plus remixes for Daft Punk, Fatboy Slim, MIA and Gorillaz. With legendary sets and chart-topping releases, they’ve earned praise from the likes of Disclosure, Annie Mac and Zane Lowe, and even inspired Disclosure’s Grammy-nominated Settle.
Their 2015 album Rebel Bass hit #1 on Apple Music and Top 10 on iTunes charts across eight countries, followed by sold-out tours through the US, Europe, Australia and Asia. As heads of their own label Punks, the duo continue to champion new talent and push forward-thinking bass music to the masses.
A-TONEZ
The return of one Chinese Laundry's original residents, coming out of retirement especially for this night! A-Tonez isn’t just another button-pusher. A true turntablist, he scratches, samples, and smashes every dancefloor like it’s his last. His signature chaos has made him a mainstay on major festival lineups and the go-to closer for big-stage moments. With remixes for OneLove, collabs like Bass Drop ft. Laura Noir, and a long-running partnership with Soapbox Artist Agency, A-Tonez continues to push Australian bass culture forward — one sticker, one banger, and one wild night at a time.
ELUIZE
Eluize approaches her DJ sets and productions alike, creating and playing music that evokes spectrums of emotion, resonating viscerally through the meticulous interplay of elements. Whether through delicate, reflective production on her latest LP “Believe”, gritty EBM on forthcoming “Lucidity” or the orchestration of decadent escapes on dance floors when DJing, the Australian’s artistry speaks to the senses. Eluize drenches brisk house with a prog touch in acid. In her sets, selections entwine and move together, rather than succumbing to excess, the rave locks into flow. Listeners will find themselves drawn inwards time and again, guided by ethereal breaks, often lead by Eluize’s vocals, the breathing space she creates for dancers, and the energy of the tracks themselves. Whether in the cavernous depths of fog filled clubs or dusty plains of heat hazed festivals: Eluize grounds her music in something psychedelic and hypnotic, a place of security where lively, bubbling melodies have room to unfold. She shapes a comforting sanctuary, whether you feel completely alone or enveloped in the energy of the crowd. Rave, that is.
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