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Guest Wolfjazz is an in demand talent, regularly playing at Trade Union, Stepback, We Are Electric and Stereotype.

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Wellington NZ’s So So Modern are “Futuristic schizoid noise merchants from New Zealand and are guaranteed to give you a synthgasm”.

“So So Modern aren’t so much modern, or even postmodern, subtly incorporating elements from rock’s rich tapestry, they are more past-modern. They sound like two groups – a retro garage band and a forward-looking techno one – fighting for control in one band’s body. They call what they do “futuristic schizoid noise pop” and it is a bit like that: just when you think it’s going to be pristine machine beats all the way, these NZ B (for “barmy”) boys go and splatter filthy guitars everywhere.

Their sound is a crash collision of New York No Wave and nu rave, krautrock and math rock, E’d-up acid house at its most exuberant and electronica at its most elegant. One of their tracks, The New Internationale, sounds like Battles in a battle with the Beastie Boys of Intergalactic, or Kraftwerk if they decided to make a grunge record, while another, Loose Threads and Theremins, has the demented propulsion and Ritalin-enriched yelps of Klaxons. But mostly they sound like Klaxons and Kraftwerk together, at once, joined at the hip, doing the Watusi at Gatecrasher.” – The Guardian

Come down for £3 banter, this is The Party Program’s UK tour warmup.

“If Martin Hannett had lived to see 2009, I’m sure he’d have loved to produce an album like Robo_Ghost. As it happens, Keser have done a pretty good job without him. The dub-eyed urban soundscapes that Hannett unleashed with Joy Division’s Unknown Pleasures are translated in the modern vernacular…It’s a collection so image-laden that it dares you to write a dystopian movie screenplay, just so it can provide the soundtrack.”
4/5, The Skinny

Frequently cited in the press as one of Scotland’s best nights, Wasabi Disco is some hot hot heat.

Resident Kris Wasabi is now away touring South America for a few months, and we have a fantastic lineup to hold the fort while he’s sunning himself.

This month it’s the Devil Disco Club DJs, Wasabi’s disco bretheren who’ve been making such a big noise at the Bongo club lately.