TWO SCOTTISH DEBUTS incoming and whit a joy tae bring 'em for a braw Glasgow welcome... Her name may derive from the Turkish word for ‘different’, but its energy translates into every aspect of BASHKKA’s self-expression. From slaying the dancefloor with sensually acerbic sets to her ardent advocation of the cultural, political and de-colonial advancement of electronic music, BASHKKA is breathing fresh air into the scene with everything she sets her mind to. Marie Malarie (they/them) is an East London based DJ, producer, promoter, crate digger and vinyl connoisseur. This gargantuan and infinitesimal noise doctor from Bruce Grove via Olsztyn specialises in the propagation of the actualisation or fabrication of beefy bebop beats and squalky screechy sounds (with a beat). With imagination, formulation and the occasionation of their spindly little fingers, Marie Malarie will stop at nothing to bring you harmonious, euphonious and melodious pandemonium. Where did he come from? Where did she go? Marie Malarie wants to make you dance like a hoe. SYS founder Bonzai Bonner is celebrating 10 years of this club TAKING YOU HIGHER with otherworldly line-ups and undoubtedly the best genre-spanning queer party going in Scotland! A decade of exceptional events under their belt, this is another prime time smasher to ring into 2025 in braw style. ***** PLEASE READ BEFORE JOINING ***** Y'want a braw night? Of course you do! That's why SYS and The Berkeley Suite wants everyone tae have a stoatin' time wi' us. We will not tolerate abuse of any kind, whether it's towards members of staff, customers, performers or promoters. Gender neutral toilets will be available and a zero tolerance policy for harassment and discrimination. We aim to create an inclusive environment where freedom of expression is held to paramount importance. If you don’t know someone’s pronouns, ask. Never assume you know or that pronouns can’t change. All genders are to be acknowledged and celebrated, including our beloved non-binary friends. There will be no tolerance of racism, transphobia, homophobia, sexism, body shaming, ableism, Islamophobia, ageism, antisemitism, or anything less than total positivity towards sex workers. All are encouraged to party safely and with intention. Take care of your friends. Support responsibility rather than encourage excess. Set limits on what you want to consume before the party. Don’t be ashamed to ask for help getting home, venue staff will happily help you get in a taxi.