Crank Brewing to Hold a Record DJ and Beer Event at the Taproom on May 17
Crank Brewing in Itabashi, Tokyo will host an event featuring a record DJ inside the taproom from 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on Sunday, May 17. Along with beer, takoyaki will also be served, and it is being announced as the return of "in-store DJ" after several years.
Hop BroAt Crank Brewing in Itabashi, there's a record DJ event on Sunday, May 17, from 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Getting to enjoy music and beer together in the taproom sounds like a really good night.
MugiWhat, a DJ in the taproom!? The in-store DJ is back? That sounds exciting, like a secret hideout!
Hop BroThere will be four performers: k5, King, Nyu Hisaka, and REoNA, and the unique fluctuations of vinyl will shape the atmosphere. More than digital playback, the tension of dropping the needle is what makes it so great.
MugiYou mean records really sound different? When you say dropping the needle, it sounds amazing, but I can't quite picture it!
Hop BroExactly. Records make sound as the needle traces the grooves on the disc, so they tend to have a bit of noise and a fuller feel. In a place like Crank Brewing, you can enjoy even the atmosphere of the sound.
MugiOhhh! And the food is Tacomu's takoyaki too, which is basically guaranteed to go perfectly with beer!
Hop BroThe event slogan is Vinyl, Beer, Takoyaki. You listen while drinking, snack on something hot off the grill, take another sip, and the endless loop is complete.
MugiWow, just thinking about it makes me hungry! Takoyaki and beer is already a winning combination.
Hop BroAnd Crank Brewing is a small-batch brewery that started in Itabashi in 2018. The taps change regularly, and it's thoughtful that you can also take beer home in cans or growlers.
MugiIf you can drink freshly made beer on the spot, that's the best! A night of sound and beer really makes you want to go and have a pint!
Crank Brewing in Itabashi, Tokyo will hold an event on May 17 (Sunday) from 15:00 to 21:00 where visitors can enjoy a record DJ inside the taproom. The post says, "The record DJ is coming back to Crank Taproom for the first time in several years," making it sound like a night to slowly enjoy music and beer inside the venue.
The performers are k5, King, Nyu Hisaka, and REoNA. The food will be handled by Tacomu, and the venue is planning the combination of Vinyl, Beer, Takoyaki. Guests can enjoy takoyaki while listening to records with a craft beer in hand.
Crank Brewing is a small brewery that started on the north side of Itabashi, Tokyo in 2018. On its official website, the brewery says that because it produces in small batches, the taps change regularly, that it has a taproom attached, and that it also supports takeout in cans and growlers. True to a brewery rooted in the local community, its appeal lies not only in how the beer is enjoyed, but also in how the space itself is experienced.
This event can also be seen as an attempt to expand the use of the taproom as a music event venue. Listening to records inside the store while drinking freshly made beer. It looks set to be a day that re-edits the pleasures of craft beer together with sound and food.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt Crank Brewing in Itabashi, there's a record DJ event on Sunday, May 17, from 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Getting to enjoy music and beer together in the taproom sounds like a really good night.
MugiWhat, a DJ in the taproom!? The in-store DJ is back? That sounds exciting, like a secret hideout!
Hop BroThere will be four performers: k5, King, Nyu Hisaka, and REoNA, and the unique fluctuations of vinyl will shape the atmosphere. More than digital playback, the tension of dropping the needle is what makes it so great.
MugiYou mean records really sound different? When you say dropping the needle, it sounds amazing, but I can't quite picture it!
Hop BroExactly. Records make sound as the needle traces the grooves on the disc, so they tend to have a bit of noise and a fuller feel. In a place like Crank Brewing, you can enjoy even the atmosphere of the sound.
MugiOhhh! And the food is Tacomu's takoyaki too, which is basically guaranteed to go perfectly with beer!
Hop BroThe event slogan is Vinyl, Beer, Takoyaki. You listen while drinking, snack on something hot off the grill, take another sip, and the endless loop is complete.
MugiWow, just thinking about it makes me hungry! Takoyaki and beer is already a winning combination.
Hop BroAnd Crank Brewing is a small-batch brewery that started in Itabashi in 2018. The taps change regularly, and it's thoughtful that you can also take beer home in cans or growlers.
MugiIf you can drink freshly made beer on the spot, that's the best! A night of sound and beer really makes you want to go and have a pint!
