Sneaky Pete's

Dj’s of audio dexterity: Believe & Gmac & Various Guests.

Music policy: Everything bass: Dubstep to Bassline, Breaks to Low fi and drum n bass to Rave.

Long a popular fixture of the Portland music landscape, Loch Lomond effortlessly combines their symphonic nature with chamber-pop melodies. The six to nine performers orchestrate instruments to provoke a visceral experience that is both raw and emotional. [Read more →]

This Is Music music is the point where all of our nights collide. Bargain Harold and Tallah Disco take Sneaky’s forward thinking policy and twist it into something that’s just great fun. It’s the music we all love but in a very cool context. Rustie and SBTRKT but also Prince and Fleetwood Mac. It’s not a mashup night, it’s just a bunch of great music all together.

£3 / members free.

Dandy Riots is a jump up electro and moombahton producer. He first began DJing at COME club nights in Edinburgh during 2008. Since then he has played across the UK and Europe. His new DJ/ live show incorporates visuals, trigger pads and live vocals from himself and Boko (Kayus of Young Fathers).

This year he is set to release his debut EP on Black Sugar Records. The three track EP comes with videos for each track and a specially designed clothing line. His past productions and remixes have been extensively blogged and played by radio stations such as Radio 1. His new EP is set to excite. [Read more →]

They are NOT from Frisco but from Glasgow. This young group captures the spirit of the Summer of Love and mixes it with the power of their Glaswegian ancestors The Jesus and Mary Chain.

It’s useless to fight LaFaro if you are attacked. If they have you between their jaws they will not let go. If you do decide to put up a fight, LaFaro are likely to do a death roll. Polar opposite to the delicate poise of the influential jazz bassist Scott LaFaro from which this Belfast quartet take their name, LaFaro are a wrecking ball of a band. [Read more →]