Public Records Moves From an Upstairs Hybrid Set to Two Full-Campus Club Nights

For Thursday, September 17 through Sunday, September 20, one of the week’s clearest electronic-music routes is concentrated at Public Records. The Gowanus complex shifts scale across three consecutive bookings: Peter Matson’s DJ/hybrid set with Stuart Bogie in Upstairs on Thursday; Midgar, led by upsammy, across Sound Room, The Atrium, and Upstairs on Friday; then Bradley Zero’s Saturday club bill, also spread across those three spaces. The sequence is useful because it moves from a close-room encounter into two late, multi-room programs without requiring a change of neighborhood. Public Records describes its campus as five distinct spaces, including the sound-focused Sound Room and the intimate Upstairs listening lounge, a layout that gives these listings their particular shape.^[1]

Thursday begins at 8 p.m. with Peter Matson [DJ/Hybrid] and Stuart Bogie [Live] in Upstairs. The billing’s format is the point: a hybrid designation beside a live guest signals a program built around the meeting point between selection and performance, within the venue’s smallest music-facing room. It also offers an early entry into a weekend whose headline club programs start at 11 p.m. Public Records frames Upstairs as an intimate listening lounge and cocktail bar, so this opening date reads as a contained session, suited to arriving with time to hear how Matson and Bogie use the room’s scale.^[1]

Friday’s Midgar begins at 11 p.m. and names upsammy, Kamran Sadeghi, OK EG [Live], Severja & Aion, and Jacob Gorchov. With artists assigned across Sound Room, The Atrium, and Upstairs, it is the weekend’s broadest internal route. Upsammy’s own site foregrounds music and sound work, while the Public Records listing emphasizes the program’s mix of DJ and live presentation through OK EG’s live tag. That combination makes Friday the strongest choice for a listener seeking movement between rooms and formats during one continuous late-night event.^[1]

Bradley Zero Closes the Run

On Saturday, September 19, Bradley Zero takes over the same three-room club footprint at 11 p.m., joined by Tornado Wallace, Stones Taro, and Yibing. Zero is the founder of Rhythm Section International, the Peckham-based label, radio show, club night, concert series, and studio operation; the organization says its work has connected broadcasting, parties, artist development, and independent-label culture since 2009. That background supplies a practical lens for the booking: this is a selector-led Saturday with a supporting cast that encourages a long-form approach to the night’s room-to-room possibilities.^[1][2][3]

Make the three dates a short local itinerary: Thursday, September 17 at 8 p.m. for Peter Matson and Stuart Bogie; Friday, September 18 at 11 p.m. for Midgar; Saturday, September 19 at 11 p.m. for Bradley Zero. Public Records is at 233 Butler Street in Brooklyn. Recheck Public Records’ official calendar before heading out for ticket availability, room assignments, door times, and any last-minute changes.^[1]

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Sources

1. Upstairs Archives — Public Records
2. Bradley Zero — Rhythm Section
3. About Us — Rhythm Section