Untitled is probably Bostonā€˜s best underground DJ series- always finding cool and archaic places to spin, always packing basements and warehouses, always creating beautiful nights. guaranteed to make a close friend
Sep 10, 2024

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Boston is permanently atrocious re: nightlife and/or coolness in almost every way, *but* DJ Kon — an incredible globe-trotting talent in the disco/house/edits zone, also of the legendary beat-digging duo Kon & Amir — lives there, *and* he plays out occasionally (in fact he's playing @ Middlesex tonight in Central Square). So my recommendation would be to meet the friends/fans of Kon and maybe they will clue you into some more underground parties, *if* they exist (they probably don't because Boston sucks!!... but you might as well try).
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The Keep On crew (@keeponboston on IG) actually sometimes brings in good DJs within the house/disco/edits/techno zone, e.g. Boston's own Kon (the only DJ in town who wouldn't be kicked to the curb by an international jury of their peers) or Eli Escobar/DJ Python/Physical Therapy up from NYC (some past events listed here if you're curious). Events are usually Thursday nights @ Middlesex in Cambridge (sometimes with no cover) but double-check their calendar to be sure.
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It’s getting darker, it’s getting colder, and that sweaty warehouse in a derelict part of town is beckoning. A strong line up of DJs with character paired with a group of friends you love dearly can equal the greatest night of your life.
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