Manchester's Tangled has been heralding the progressive sound since the early nineties, when the first wave of progressive house first found its way onto the dancefloors.
Unlike all the other progressive nights that sprung up around that time only to vanish once the fad had faded, Tangled survived.
It may not be the most talked about progressive night in the UK, or even the biggest, but with nine (sic) candles to be blown out at its next birthday, it certainly rates as being one of the longest running. Oh yes, and one of the best.
Where is Tangled held?
The Phoenix Booth St, Oxford Rd. Manchester.
What night is it on?
Saturday.
How much is it to get in?
£8.
How long is the queue?
Depends on what time you get down, if you are there before 11pm you should be fine.
What time does it get going?
It kicks of on the dancefloor at about 11-11.30.
When did Tangled start?
1993.
What is the music policy of Tangled?
Progressive and breakbeat.
Which DJs always bring the house down?
The residents. Tangled does have occasional guests and gave a UK debut to Joshua Ryan earlier this year, but the real stars are Phil Morse, Terry Pointon, Herbie Saccani and Steve Thorpe.