OCTOBER 23, 2004 The very first Sonic Cathedral night. It was supposed to be a one-off, but now look where we are...	FEBRUARY 24, 2005 For some reason Engineers decided to play on the floor rather than the stage. It was good if you could see.	APRIL 28, 2005 Mark Gardener was only slightly distracted by the looped footage of a polar bear walking across his face.
JULY 7, 2005 The night that never happened. Hopefully Autolux will make good on their promise to return one day.	AUGUST 24, 2005 Where better than Oxford for our first service outside London? Shame The Cellar isn't in OX4 though.	OCTOBER 13, 2005 The perfect tribute to the late John Ravenscroft: a drunk Jim Reid and karaoke 'Never Understand'.
DECEMBER 1, 2005 Sonic Cathedral goes baggy when Erol Alkan plays Paris Angels' indie-dance classic 'Perfume'.	MARCH 2, 2006 Mainline and The Morning After Girls break the record for the number of leather jackets under one roof.	MARCH 25, 2006 The first SC in a church and, appropriately, Loz and Mark reunite for a lovely version of 'Vapour Trail'.
MARCH 29, 2006 Little known fact: this poster made an appearance on Hollyoaks. If only it had done so before the night...	MARCH 31, 2006 The last of our three nights with Mark Gardener and a plan was hatched to release a single later in the year...	APRIL 20, 2006 Proof that there's a fine line between 'atmospheric' lighting and a cheap red bedroom lamp from Argos.
MAY 18/25, 2006 Here come the big concepts. The Double Ceremony: essentially two posters for the price of one.	JUNE 25, 2006 Another great idea: shoegazing on a Sunday afternoon, with a side order of World Cup football.	JULY 26/AUG 24/SEP 28, 2006 The big one: "a summer of shoegazing reverie" with Fields and whole load of plastic foliage.
JULY 26/AUG 24/SEP 28, 2006 In August, guest DJ Benjamin Curtis of the Secret Machines hands over a CD by his new band...	AUGUST 8, 2006 The perfect tribute to the late Syd Barrett - madcap laughs, including Method Syd Organ Morgan.	SEPTEMBER 17, 2006 Perhaps a concept too far: a record release party for a record that doesn't even exist yet.
OCTOBER 29, 2006 The one where three-quarters of Ride were in the house, but sadly it didn't happen.	NOVEMBER 2, 2006 In the words of Damo Suzuki: "I'm terribly sure it was amazing night. 'Cos I was just happy…"	JANUARY 18, 2007 A one-off night at this temporary West End venue now known as celeb-haunt Punk. Repent! Repent!