Sneaky Pete's

Sending it into the start of next week every Sunday at Sneaky Pete’s. Postal is our weekly Sunday session with cheap tickets for the hottest names in underground dance, and our pick of Scotland’s finest selectors.

All the usual highly danceable, no holds barred disco. Always a sellout, advance tickets advised. Tickets on sale soon.

8 years ago amid a run of radio shows and armed with a burner and a logo we threw an illicit dance with the Untzz crew at Wee Red Bar.

Since then we’ve released 9 records and hosted countless gatherings with icons like Eris Drew, Violet, Bradley Zero, Soichi Terada, Move D, Lena Wilikens and DJ Voices alongside our own iconic family of DJs. Looking back brings a tear to the eye.

For this one, we’ve invited one of our all time favourite producers and DJs (not at all an understatement) – Mosca. Back in 2011, the undisputed best year for dance music, Mosca smashed into our radar with iconic records on Night Slugs, Numbers, Martyn’s 3024, all of which still regularly feature in our sets – the last one hasn’t left the bag since it came out. Each release rooted firmly in the UK but deftly darting across completely different styles, all killer. A handful of under the radar releases on his label Not So Much (launched at the same time as ours) included an early release from Ploy under a previous moniker, and refined Mosca’s sound – playful, extremely well engineered UK techno with deep references, always designed for the club. Aspirational stuff.

I could go on for days, but suffice to say as a DJ he really is one of the best around and reflects the eclecticism of his back catalogue. Last time he played Sneaks (with Percy Main) happened to be the week before we threw that first party 8 years ago. Blimey we’re getting old eh…

Warm up duties from Feena and Percy Main, going b2b for a long overdue debut!

This will be extremely fun. Hip hop hooray!

Writing music for the sheer love of it, Tasting Shapes are forming their own sonic identity somewhere on the spectrums of post, indie and prog rock. Formed late 2019 in Edinburgh as a semi-acoustic duo project, founding members Chris MacKinnon (guitars and keys) and Kat Aydin (vocals) were later joined by Callum Mouat (drums) and Robert Tingle (bass) as their sound evolved, with Rab Winter joining on second guitar as they take to the live stage.

The band are releasing their debut album, Close to Distance, on 25th November.

The Edinburgh Disco Lovers welcome The Last Days of Pompeii, with residents Mairi B and Faisal Sabawi joining the line-up for our event in aid of Living Rent.

Having cut his teeth DJing in his hometown of Aberdeen, LDOP is an eclectic music lover, avid record collector and talented producer. With a well-received debut release “Make Me Believe” on Fresh Take Records’, followed up by “LXXXVIII” on Precog Records, plus a stack of self-releases and collaborations including our very own VA Volume 1 with “Nothing Hurts Like Love”, LDOP is one to keep an eye on.

Profits from the night will be donated to Living Rent – a mass-membership organisation of low and middle-income renters, fighting together to win concrete improvements to peoples’ daily lives and to put power back where it belongs in the hands of ordinary people. They believe that every tenant deserves safe, affordable housing – free from unjust rent increases, discrimination, and eviction.

The Roll Mo are indie rock fast and loud. Illustrious in storytelling, whether boldly fictional or heartbreakingly sincere.

We’re thrilled to welcome back club favourite object blue to Heaters!

object blue is a Tokyo-born experimental club DJ and producer who straddles dancefloor and avant-garde techno. With links to fashion and experimental art worlds, she’s like no one else. Her releases are constantly supported by i-D, Pitchfork, Resident Advisor, The FACE, Dazed, CRACK, Mixmag, DJ Mag and many others.

Her last two shows here (2019 with Rinse FM and earlier this year at Fruitmarket) have been sell outs and it’s always a pleasure having her play. Expect head-spinning techno and experimental dancefloor selections that blow the roof off every time

EPiKA’s ona:v flexes a rarely-seen set of muscles on the warm-up!

Tickets from £5