20 photos proving Printworks is still London's most jaw-dropping venue
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20 photos proving Printworks is still London's most jaw-dropping venue -
20 photos proving Printworks is still London's most jaw-dropping venue -
20 photos proving Printworks is still London's most jaw-dropping venue -
20 photos proving Printworks is still London's most jaw-dropping venue -
20 photos proving Printworks is still London's most jaw-dropping venue -
20 photos proving Printworks is still London's most jaw-dropping venue -
20 photos proving Printworks is still London's most jaw-dropping venue -
20 photos proving Printworks is still London's most jaw-dropping venue -
20 photos proving Printworks is still London's most jaw-dropping venue -
20 photos proving Printworks is still London's most jaw-dropping venue -
20 photos proving Printworks is still London's most jaw-dropping venue -
20 photos proving Printworks is still London's most jaw-dropping venue -
20 photos proving Printworks is still London's most jaw-dropping venue -
20 photos proving Printworks is still London's most jaw-dropping venue -
20 photos proving Printworks is still London's most jaw-dropping venue -
20 photos proving Printworks is still London's most jaw-dropping venue -
20 photos proving Printworks is still London's most jaw-dropping venue -
20 photos proving Printworks is still London's most jaw-dropping venue -
20 photos proving Printworks is still London's most jaw-dropping venue -
20 photos proving Printworks is still London's most jaw-dropping venue
London welcomed its most spectacular club back into the party fold at the weekend as Printworks' second series kicked off.
A heavyweight line-up including Maceo Plex, Charlotte de Witte, Rødhåd, Daniel Avery, Vril and Bella Sarris took to the former printing press building and pounded out hard-edged sets.
Across the second series artists such as Richie Hawtin, The Chemical Brothers, Helena Hauff, Andy C and Hannah Wants are lined up to play.
See the full list of events here, and check out images of the awe-inspiring Issue 002 opening rave in the gallery above.
Patrick Hinton is Mixmag's Digital Staff Writer, follow him on Twitter
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