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St John on Bethnal Green
ELECTRONIC music deserves celebration and with this RPM event — now in its third year — a gathering of international talent does precisely that.
This time round there's a second room in the crypt of St John's church, where three DJ collectives perform simultaneous sets in a silent disco on separate channels.
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