When: Friday, 25th March 2011  @  17:00 - 00:00
Where: MASH [ The Mills 66 Carr Street Newtown ]

Skull Candy – Parago Events – The Impossible Object and the left over peanut shells under your couch Present: – WELCOME TO JOBURG – This is the opportunity to be a part of a truly momentous occasion! Not only are we launching the album of Legendary Bass Rap fundamentalists P.H.FAT, but we are also launching a completely 100% BRAND NEW Venue to explore! Complete with Spacious Dancefloor, mind-bending sound & lights, and new special super secret rooftop dancefloor with a death defying view of Johazardousburg itself! With a Line-Up That will make you sweat mayonaisse, and the chance to finally experience something truly new within the boundaries of the Gauteng party experience, we bring you – “Welcome To Joburg” featuring P.H.Fat, Twelv & Thesis, Double Adapter and DOOMBOX. About MASH: <——————————————- MASH is the premier new event and exhibition space in Newtown, Johannesburg. Located in the historic Mills building overlooking the heart of the inner city. ——————————————-> P.H.FAT Album Launch: <——————————————- P.H.Fat’s debut album “Dinosaur Blood” is swampy mix of gut-stirring bass and sticky psycho-delic dubby beats overlaid with luscious lyrics, which, when experienced, feels like the musical equivalent of a sweaty bone-crushing hug from a sexy alien from outer space. “Dinosaur Blood” is an aural mind f**k for sure. It hurts your ears and brain, but you like it. Can you taste what I mean, can you taste it? Catch those super-energised slick spitters Narch, Mike and Dico at their album launch at MASH on the 25th of March. Go now, go and spread some of that Dinosaur love. ———————————————> Rooftop Floor: <——————————————- Escape the madness when you choose by relocating at any time to an entirely new form of madness with the rooftop floor overviewing te heart of the city centre, an unforgettable view with an arsenal of secret dj’s and avocado machines ——————- More Details to follow shortly.. Batteries Not Included, Each Sold Ridiculously