2011 is a significant milestone in Ministry of Sound’s continuing evolution marking the 20th anniversary of the South London venue opening its doors as an alcohol-free nightclub dedicated to house music on 21st September 1991.
To celebrate 20 years at the forefront of modern youth culture, Ministry of Sound has announced the 20:20 Project, an extensive range of activity throughout 2011 which included a free month-long multi-media exhibition in March, a 3 day party celebrating the birthday at the London venue in September, a 20 date international tour and much more.
As you’d expect from the label that s...
2011 is a significant milestone in Ministry of Sound’s continuing evolution marking the 20th anniversary of the South London venue opening its doors as an alcohol-free nightclub dedicated to house music on 21st September 1991.
To celebrate 20 years at the forefront of modern youth culture, Ministry of Sound has announced the 20:20 Project, an extensive range of activity throughout 2011 which included a free month-long multi-media exhibition in March, a 3 day party celebrating the birthday at the London venue in September, a 20 date international tour and much more.
As you’d expect from the label that sparked the DJ mix album revolution (and today’s leading compilation provider), Ministry of Sound are celebrating their 20th anniversary with a number of album releases. The first of which is ‘Live & Remastered’.What you have before you is not just a deliciously put together compilation; ‘Live & Remastered’ is a time capsule. For in the early days, the men and women at Ministry of Sound hit the record button on their DAT machine each week and captured what were not just great sets by the era’s finest DJs, but also a slice of dance music history, too.