In the past five years, San Francisco’s Honey Soundsystem—a crew which counts Jason Kendig, Josh Cheon, Robot Hustle, and DJ PeePlay as its residents—has served as one of the city’s most consistently forward-thinking nights for house and techno. With help from an eclectic mix of guests selectors (DJ Sprinkles, Tim Sweeney, Prosumer, Anthony Naples, and Mark E have all taken to the decks for the party this year), the Sunday weekly become a renowned regular night not only in the gay community, but also with Bay Area dance music connoisseurs. Now, at the peak of its run, Honey Soundsystem has decided to end its weekly SF party with one final shindig set to send off the event on a high note this Sunday. In an email exhange with Resident Advisor, Honey resident PeePlay cites the crew’s drive to invest more time into “[gigging] as a crew and individually, and work[ing] on music production and label management” as a main reason for brining the weekly to an end. PeePlay also tells RA that the crew plans to continue throwing parties and events on a more irregular basis, saying, “We have new ideas and want to challenge our fans with new venues, bigger dancefloors, and even the occasional non-dance projects we have become known for.”

Honey Soundsystem’s final Sunday party will take place on October 20 at SF’s Holy Cow—the crew’s weekly home for the past three years—and will celebrate the release of School Daze, a collection of rediscovered tracks produced by legendary San Franisco disco producer Patrick Cowley forthcoming on Honey Soundsystem’s own label. (Before it’s released, however, that album can now be streamed in full, here.) The full details of Honey Soundsystem’s final night can be found on the flier below.