Sneaky Pete's

The final Hand-made with Love of the year boasts an all night resident affair. The duo will be taking twists and turns through their collections, serving an odyssey of club ready house, progressive and breaks to kick off the festive period.

?PRETTY CRIME 
?Four-piece band from Edinburgh, blending garage rock, DIY punk, and ’90s grunge. Their sound will take you from rage-fueled chaos to dreamy (and reckless) nostalgia, with a few unexpected detours along the way.
Blending punchy guitar riffs, heavy bass, a dash of ’80s synth, and raw, shouty vocals, Pretty Crime’s DIY spirit drives everything they do. It might even make you want to steal a moped or start a cult dedicated to boiler suits.
For fans of Amyl and the Sniffers, Wet Leg, Lambrini Girls, SPRINTS, Courtney Barnett, and Osees.
https://linktr.ee/prettycrime

SHAMBOL!CA 
?4 piece, female-led, indie guitar & keyboard post-punk inspired, alternative rock band from Edinburgh. Expect genre-crossing sounds, from riot girl pop, psychedelia, to brooding post-punk soundscapes.
Their music is as diverse as the personal experiences of life and womanhood that’s shaped their sound and lyrics. Brought together by Girls Rock School, Edinburgh, they all came together from different creative backgrounds with their own unique set of highly creative abilities, yet mediocre-superpowers.
https://linktr.ee/weareshambolica

? SO BORING 
?Shoegaze/dreampop band from Edinburgh, formed in 2023. Taking inspiration from bands such as Cocteau twins, Alvvays, and Wolf Alice, their music combines distorted noise with dreamy melodies and angsty breakup lyrics. They are renowned for their anything but boring stage presence and headbanging tunes that you would be rather silly to miss!

For our last club night of 2024, we’re welcoming MANTRA!

Mantra is synonymous with underground UK dance music. From her renowned clubnight Rupture featuring the likes of Tim Reaper, Dub Athlete, Double O, DJ Storm and more, to her work with EQ50 addressing gender inequality in drum & bass as well as holding down an NTS residency, Mantra is a powerhouse of the bass scene.

On releases on Ilian Tape and System Music, Mantra shows that as well as spinning jungle and drum & bass, she can masterfully combine influences from these genres and others to create weighty dub and garage tracks.

We’re thrilled to welcome this icon to the Sneaky Pete’s booth! Feena & miira on support

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Sneaky Pete’s does not have accessible toilets, but there are some located in The Three Sisters a few doors down which we can accompany you to. Contact Miss World or Sneaky Pete’s with any questions about accessibility.

We will not tolerate any form of harassment or abuse, verbal or otherwise, including but not limited to sexism, racism, homophobia, transphobia and ableism. We reserve the right to remove anybody not respecting these rules, the space or other dancers from the venue.

Deeply influenced by Liverpool’s music scene, The Kairos have developed an atomic blend of scuzzed up, fuzzed up scouse rock ‘n’ roll. They join us this December as part of a whopping 14-date UK tour.

Wisdom Teeth label co-founder Facta joins the dots between the upfront, bass-heavy sounds that he grew up around – dubstep, grime, UK funky, house and techno – and broader influences drawn from ambient, jazz, dub, pop, experimental electronics and beyond.

His music has been released on a host of definitive electronic labels including Incienso, Livity Sound, Tempa, Idle Hands, Ancient Monarchy, Houndstooth and Dr Banana (as Reverend Slippy), as well as Wisdom Teeth.

Facta has performed extensively across the world including tours of North America, Australia/New Zealand and many of Europe’s leading festivals including Love International, Freerotation and Glastonbury. He has broadcast live on Boiler Room and Mixmag Lab and made radio appearances on Radio 1, NTS and Rinse FM, and been featured in Pitchfork, Mixmag, Resident Advisor, The Quietus, Crack Magazine, FACT and beyond.

Founded in March 2023 Puppy Teeth is an Edinburgh based female fronted band composed of singer and rhythm guitarist Anna Trost, singer and lead guitarist Theo Black, bassist Ed Meltzer and drummer Niamh Jordan. Main genres of the band‘s music include shoegaze, grunge, indierock and influences from psychrock/dark americana. Great writing influences are Artists/Bands such as Men I trust, Sorry, Jeff Buckley, Big Thief, Wolf Alice and Deftones.

Puppy Teeth have been playing several venues across Edinburgh and Glasgow such as King tut’s, La Belle Angele, Sneaky Pete’s and Mash House, to expand their audience and make themselves a name in the scene. They were reaching out to the rest of the UK starting with a show in Cardiff in December 2023 for their mini tour.

Having big plans for 2024, Puppy Teeth have been booked for several festivals such as Edinburgh Psych Fest and Summer Sonic. The band is looking forward to releasing more music and expanding their audience.

Overground x Sneaky Pete’s Xmas Rave. Details coming soon.

Special guest to be announced on the night!

All proceeds to PAMIS, a charity promoting a more inclusive society. PAMIS supports people with profound and multiple learning disabilities, their families, carers and professionals.

Stand B-Side Mondays at Sneaky Pete’s.

Edinburgh locals, Two-Step play all night long at Sneaky Pete’s after a killer year. With releases this year on the likes of Stress Records and Nervous Records, the pair have been killing it.

Receiving support from the likes of Mark Broom, Two-Step have shown their prestige in the scene.