Semi Peppered take over the Home On The Range monthly slot accompanied by the Turn End Audio Sound System for an evening of Hi-Fidelity fun ft. Esmé Dee, Maya Lily, Sharari, Miles Rs, & EJ Woodall. Since we were wee boys, back before high school blazers and ties let alone nightclubs, a certain suburban disco has been entertaining the riff-raff of south Manchester at our beloved Carlton club. Home on the Range has been the glorious night before a wretched hangover for us and our parents alike for 2 decades now, so we were sad to hear that famous Whalley Range horse announce she would be riding off into the sunset over the next year. However, let us put our melancholic reflections on aging and evolving to one side (we are 30) and do what we do best - celebrate with a belter of a party with some of the best local talent about.The disco uncs at HoTR have allowed us to take the reigns for one of their final parties, and were partnering up with the next gen of Manchester Noise Dorks, Turn End Audio, to make it the best damn auditory experience the Carlton saloon ever did witness. Turn End is part of that righteous continuum of people who, for whatever reason, have made it their life missions to find ways to make music sound really, really, really good. Weve witnessed a small chunk of what they can do at a house party and let us tell you - they know what they are doing. Its in good hands too, as we have four exceptional jockeys taking the sound system on a wild, eclectic ride through genres, tempos, attitudes, mindsets, expressions and maneuvers. A Journey of house, uk-funky, dub-techno and soulful sounds with the poet-singer-producer Sophia Harari in a familiar b2b with club regular and artist Maya Lily, and then, on to the land of curveballs from The Orielles' Esmé Dee and our young, SP cousin Miles Rs.