Reform , reforming the night club scene

Established 10 years, Reform has earned a reputation for being a quality night out in more ways than one - first class music, nice crowd, sensible price.

It’s renowned for musically credible events with the emphasis on it being a special, party atmosphere as opposed to just a regular club night. Led by co-founder Harvey Bailey (see left), the ‘collective’ of people that make it happen are very party orientated and refreshingly,

"it’s run for love not money by a large group of people
who obviously thoroughly enjoy what they do".

Where many dance clubs have suffered in recent years, "Reform seems to go from strength to strength" because it appeals to most people who like dance music of some kind, and it doesn’t pigeon-hole itself into one genre.

It’s a musical journey from the old skool garagey US sound of the early nineties to upfront, dubby tribal house with all sorts of funky, jazzy stuff mixed in. The dancefloorís always bumpin with top quality music.

"Add to that a friendly, up-for-it crowd and it makes
for a memorable night out thatís hard to top."

Reform were snapped up by Strongbow to provide the music for the Strongbow Rooms UK festival tours in 2000 and 2001. This meant high profile DJ slots for Harvey and right hand man Jim Frost at the UKís biggest festivals including Homelands, Godís Kitchen, Gatecrasher, Essential and Ministry to name but a few.