Horse Meat Disco/ Justin Strauss at Output and Danny Krivit/ Tad Haes in The Panther Room

Acclaimed London DJ collective HORSE MEAT DISCO now into their eighth year, have continued to lead the way with packed residencies at their HQ at The Eagle in London's Vauxhall, Lux in Lisbon and with the Tape organisation in Berlin. Inspired by the music and inclusive ethos of New York's club scene during the '70s and '80s, the collective have garnered a unique reputation for amazing parties and unmatchable sets, the quartet of DJs each mixing their own individual quality blend of disco juice with all manner of dancefloor fillers: be it punk funk, italo, house, electric bangers or plain old oddities! As well as shows every weekend through Europe and the UK Horse Meat Disco are trailblazing the disco heat to lovers from across the globe. Following a recent sell-out festival tour with DFA in Australia and world-beating appearances everywhere including top fashion house Chanel the team are a party syndicate to be reckoned with! Their regular appearances at festivals Glastonbury, Bestival and Lovebox have also spread to world leading festivals including Vivid and Furture Music Festival in Australia, Electric Elephant, PS1 & San Francisco Pride.
They have a hugely successful compilation series on K7! Records of which the fourth will hit stores in November plus a much sought after vinyl-only secret edit series for those in the know. For the last year they have been in the studio and are set to unleash the inner workings of their musical minds on the world!


Justin Strauss:
A real NYC veteran, Justin Strauss busted his chops early on at legendary clubs like Mudd Club,The Ritz, Danceteria and Area. Lately he's really set fire to the scene, including opening for Thom Yorke at PS1's last Warm Up Event of the year and also mixing a guest set on Tim Sweeney's Beats In Space Radio. His Whatever/Whatever DJ moniker with DFA's Justin Miller has always been a sure fire thing around town as well.


Krivit, a New York DJ veteran with an endless list of credentials, has been involved in the city's dance/club scene since the early 1970s. With residencies/performances at the Roxy, Paradise Garage and Danceteria, Krivit has been one of New York's longest-standing influential DJs alongside Frankie Knuckles and Francois K. As well as having producer/editor/mixer credits included on over 70 records, 2011 marks Krivit's 40th anniversary as a DJ.