Tre Reynolds heads to the Joshua Brooks basement, bringing his minimal and deep tech sound across from Liverpool to Manchester.

Reynolds has built a distinctive style around vocal samples, tight tech percussion and rolling low end. His records have landed on a strong run of labels, including Gorgon City's Realm Records with "Candy Paint", Mason Collective's Whippin with "Icy", and Deeperfect, and his sets pull from that same vocal-led, floor-focused catalogue. He is one of the North West's most talked-about house artists right now, and this is a chance to catch him in a room that fits the music.

Support comes from James Nash.

Joshua Brooks is the right setting for it. A basement under bricked arches on Princess Street, with a Void Acoustics system that handles minimal, bass-driven house with real precision. It is the same room that hosted The Chemical Brothers' first residency, and it still moves the way this sound needs.

See you at the front.

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