A historic staple of Birmingham’s electronic music community will be chronicled in an upcoming documentary. In The Que will provide a look into the rise and fall of Que Club. The film’s official trailer has arrived ahead of its May premiere.

In The Que is the brainchild of Birmingham Music Archive researcher Jez Collins. It looks to illuminate not only Que Club’s 1989 grand opening and 30-year history, but also the “social, cultural and political history of the city, and club and youth culture” according to a quote from Collins obtained by DJ Mag. Over the course of its history, the nightlife destination showcased artists like Massive Attack, Underworld, Carl Cox, Sven Väth and Daft Punk.

 

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This club is the number 1 reason I play and produce techno. It had one of the best atmospheres I have ever experienced in a venue. Now they have made a documentary about it out in May. Ladies and gentlemen this is the Que Club in Birmingham. Not far from what the techno scene is experiencing in Europe right now (well before and hopefully after Quarantine) Great to see @billychauhan and Mistress Mo talking about their experiences. What’s the venue/party that gives you goosebumps when you think of it?

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The official trailer has arrived via U.K. DJ/producer Rebekah, who shared it on Instagram. “This club is the number 1 reason I play and produce techno,” she captioned the post. “It had one of the best atmospheres I have ever experienced in a venue.”

No official premiere date has been announced for In The Que at the time of writing.