Review: Alex

Moso Moso, a venue with a slick exterior and a modern logo that suggested a smart, well designed interior but one which reeked of the contemporary style epidemic currently engulfing Manchester.

The clientele were dressed to impress inferring that the venue is not a place to exhibit your latest Nike purchase! The musical medium was from the early 80s stretching to the 90s and on arrival the DJ’s were swaying the crowd with selective soul that was melodic to the ear, but perhaps not enough to entice the cluster of clubbers onto the central space of the dance-floor.

As time passed and people’s shyness dispersed, the dance-floor enveloped its crowd and the night seemed to settle into an ambient flow. People were enlightened although not euphoric and a dose of hysteria was definitely needed.

Soul Control Verdict:
It was a pleasant, inoffensive night where the tunes made us smile, but didn’t quite touch the depths of our soul.

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