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Competition: Win a pair of VIP passes for DiS at Chalk this Saturday!
TheBoyDeadly by TheBoyDeadly February 7th, 2007

It's Wednesday. That means it was Chalk four days ago, and that there are three days until it's on again. Friends rejoice, the axis has tilted!

People tend to like Chalk. The last few weeks have seen talking-point performances from the likes of Uffie, Foals and The Mystery Jets, while The Chemical Brothers even swung by a couple of weeks back to play a secret set 'til 4am.

This week, DrownedinSound.com is taking over the main room for the first time in our role as media partner. Want to kill time 'til you can get back to caning it on laughing gas and triple-sod at London's acest new club night? Then come with me sonny, I've got a little question for ya. Hur, hur.

To win two VIP tickets to this Saturday's Chalk, featuring live appearances from Metric and Crystal Castles, as well as DJ sets from Mystery Jets, Matthew !WowoW! and some cock-rocking loon calling himself Sean Adams, try to answer this question:

DiS's Sean Adams will be manning the decks at Chalk this Saturday. What 'phat' club 'banger' should he 'drop' first?

There's no need to bother emailing anyone, just post your suggestion as a comment below. How could it be easier? The winner will not only receive free passes to the VIP bar, but will also get to hear their song played at the start of Sean's set. Well I say that, but there's a fairly large chance that you'll be laying unconscious in a stairwell or just lost in the general air of mayhem that usually predominates at Chalk.

Good times and good luck.



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