*As seen in AZTDR™.

‘My best memories of NYSushi were the first fledgeling events stumbling widdershins on to the dance floor in Unit in October 97. They weren't the strict tempo DnB Mecca-nik dances the night would later be known for. They were beautiful ramshackle TDR Pho-ku type mash ups with DJs tossing an eclectic mix of everything that was cool and anything that wasn't from the decks to find an eclectic sound representing the manifesto originally promised by the name; culture-colliding tempos swivelling on a middle finger to dance floor purity… Old skool.

Blackalicious Sabbath bastard no wave punk ac/dc funk big brokebeat fucking twisted disco… Trash dub. Tell me that I’m dreaming… but this second-coming crush collision is what fuelled the design which is why it never looked like a DnB night. Fabio, Grooverider and Andrew Weatherall were early residents and guests included Jurassic 5, Goldie, Africa Bambaataa and Laurent Garnier types.’

— Ian Anderson

'But then, as is the way in the permanent revolution of clubbing, attendances at NY Sushi dropped and the night was closed in 2003. Happily, we are left with the memories of dry ski racing and, naturally, the indelible artwork of The Designers Republic, who took the sushi motif and ran with it, producing some beautifully vivid work, conjuring images of tumescent Shibuya billboards.’

— Bill Brewster / Rick Banks, Clubbed 2018

These un-archived flyers may show small signs of wear from storage.