DHP Family is thrilled to have Stealth, Nottingham included in DJ Mag’s ‘Top 100 Clubs in the World’ list! DJ Mag, established in 1991, is a magazine and online platform dedicated to providing up-to-the-minute reviews, recommendations and features from the world of Dance music.
The ‘Top 100 Clubs’ poll is an international search for venues leading the evolution of the live Dance music scene. Originally only open to DJs, voting has been open to the public since 2010 with a staggering 75,000 votes being cast every year.
DHP-owned Stealth, which first opened its doors in April 2004, was placed 65th in the 2014 list marking the second consecutive year that the venue has been awarded a sought-after position in the poll. For the past decade Stealth’s Funktion One soundsystem has been rocked by the best live DJs and bands while the venue is also home to a plethora of eclectic club nights making Stealth a Mecca for dance, house, drum & bass and techno fans across the UK.
But don’t take our word for it, here is what DJ Mag had to say about Stealth:
Located in Masonic Place, the only illumination here comes via blinding floodlights and a sense of cliquey inclusion garnered by a decade of exceptionally consistent programming. Contrary to the implication of its name, once inside Stealth there is nothing hush-hush about it.
Positioned on a clandestine backstreet of Nottingham, this sweat box — large enough for a big-room vibe but not such that it feels impersonal — filled the shoes of The Bomb with ease when it closed during the mid-’00s, spawning a string of genre-defining club nights, the likes of Dollop, Zleep and Detonate, over the years.
Based mostly on UK bass principles, it’s veered further into house in recent years, bringing all the garage, d&b and dubstep needed to satisfy its hip, continually spoilt clientele each week.
Read the article online here: djmag.com/content/stealth-0
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