Bang). Czezowski and Carrington also promoted many bands at the Fridge, one of which was the cult club-band You You You featuring club promoter Laurence Malice, Karen O'Connor and Iain Williams. The band performed a sell-out concert at the Fridge on 27 March 1987, at which Czezowski had a huge white staircase built on the stage for the band to perform on. The show was filmed for Japanese television. Since then it has hosted a variety of club nights most notably Soul II Soul (1988 - 1993) Daisy Chain (1987-1990) and Escape From Samsara (1995-2005). Club Nights Soul II Soul Having moved from the Africa Centre in 1988 Jazzie B's Soul II Soul collective's weekly residency pumped out an eclectic mix of “Funki Dredd" – "A happy face, a thumpin' bass, for a lovin' race!" – themed club classics that combined British, Caribbean, American, and African influences helping cement club culture and laying the visual and musical template for the 1988 Second Summer of Love in the UK and Ibiza. A plaque now commemorates the collective's significant influence on the venue, Love Muscle Launched in September 1992, Love Muscle instantly became one of the major gay club nights in London, running every Saturday night for almost a decade. Famous for its uplifting music policy, raunchy stage shows and unique party atmosphere, the night soon attained international renown, regularly attracting clubbers from across the country and beyond every weekend. Love Muscle's original DJs were Marc Andrews, Mark Monroe and Gareth, who defined the night's music policy of uplifting commercial house, and created a sound that was entirely unique to Love Muscle. They remained at the helm as weekly residents at the club for nearly 7 years, and were then joined and ultimately replaced by Mark O, Dorian, Rich B, Rich P and Sean Sirrs. Love Muscle's music policy was infamous for its uplifting, euphoric, predominately vocal, euro-club sound that often managed to be simultaneously camp and cheesy yet fierce and sub-cultural. Covering the styles of Handbag (Diva/piano/organ/Italo) house, 'Hardbag', Eurodance, dance-pop, progressive house and vocal Trance. Remixes and productions by the likes of Motiv8(Steve Rodway), Almighty, Hi-lux, Alex party, Dancing Divas, Matt Darey, JX, Amen UK, SASH, Xenomania, Paul Masterson and the Trouser Enthusiasts defined the club's sound. DJ Marc Andrews was famous for his pro-longed builds and playful layered mixing style - often teasing tracks that would be played later