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Special album launch show for Edinburgh Garage / Psyche outfit “Cosmic Eyes and the Colliders” in which they will be playing their debut album “Attack on Castle Moon” in Full.

Forged in the warm heart of the Cosmos and spending a millennia travelling the ethereal plane for sounds and rhythms, Cosmic Eyes and the Colliders have landed on Earth in 2022 to bring their psychedelic sounds to their new followers. The future leaders of your new cult.

For Fans of: Ty Segall, OhSees, 13th Floor Elevators, Tie Dye Shorts.

The launch show also includes special guests Holy Loaf. Their immeasurable talent and dream-like / fuzzed out music knows no bounds and will have you hooked before you realise it.

ack 2 Back / World 2 World / Dust 2 Dust

Trust is a must, along with: early attendance at the dance, open minds, open hearts, close eyes, close pals.

You want more words? Alright then, so… We looked at flying over some exotic DJ or other from some far flung region but the logistics were proving far too tricky this time around, frankly. Besides, we have our very own fairly exciting disc jocks to hand – themselves no strangers to the jet set: – Linkwood, fresh from recent jaunts to Barcelona and the White Isle, whose latest productions for fellow EDN imprint Athens Of The North have seen spins from all sorts of selectors from top to bottom; – and Other Lands – recently wandering as far afield as the Isle Of Skye, along with low key appearances closer to home including warming up for Sun Ra’s Arkestra, no less – also chalking up the releases this year, and also choking on another shot on the ones & twos at his and your favourite venue: Sneaky Peter’s.

All styles + all tempos + all smiles = LET’S GO.

Atmospheric indie-rock outfit Matchbox Oceans play their debut headline gig in the capital.

Support from Static, Guns for Hire and Jodie-Rae.

Just back from our early summer jolly, fully charged and ready for another evening of records in our favourite little club. As always, Fryer and Lel delve into the strange world of rare and exotic dance-floor vinyl. Edinburgh’s wildly popular Athens of the North label’s sell-out night back with their top picks from their extensive record (yes record) collections. Deep soulful funk & disco, rare Brazilian, lovers rock, 80’s boogie, with a sprinkle of O.G house music.

Line Up: Athens of the North + Sound Supreme

Katherine Aly is a unique talent with a genre-defying style based in Edinburgh, United Kingdom. Scotland-via-Greece singer/songwriter has already been championed by BBC Introducing, The Scotsman, Jim Gellatly on The Scottish Sun and Amazing Radio, The Skinny, scores of blogs and Spotify playlists and featured in Vogue Italia.

Katherine’s debut album, Shadows Are Made Of Light Too, funded by Creative Scotland and released via Metro 13 Records, is an alt-pop soundtrack of anthropology, written from a personal perspective while reflecting on more global concerns, intuitions, and realities; heartbreak, uncertainty, discrimination, and anxiety meet hopefulness, serenity and a sense of purpose and unity. In this album, everyday stories of vulnerability are given agency through songs made for everyone to dance our troubles away.

Katherine is chosen to be part of the Wide Days Talent Development Programme 2022 alongside Bemz, Calum Bowie, Savage Mansion, Swiss Portrait, Cyrano and Chef. Her releases so far include the singles Glow & Ignite (Single of the Week BBC Radio Scotland’s Afternoon Show) and Pariah, whose anti-discrimination video got nominated for Music Video of the Year by the Weekender Mag.

Katherine’s gained airplay on national radio as well as stations in the United States of America, Canada, France, Spain, South Africa, Hong Kong and as far afield as Australia and got nominated for Best Female Artist on the Online Radio Awards 2020.

Melbourne based Lou Karsh operates under the guise of an evil lizard called Reptant. Produced under a highly conceptual and contemporary approach the sound of Reptant has delivered an ever-innovative contribution to the musical spheres of IDM, ambient techno, acid and electro futurism.

Lukas’ versatility as a producer is apparent in the transferability of his sound. His music allows listeners to find solace both in the comfort of their homes as well as in being highly effective tools in a peak time clubbing environment.

His reptilian alter-ego has seen him traverse the globe, touring North America, Europe and Australia many times over. With standout sets at Berghain’s Säule and Warning in Berlin, as well as a legendary Boiler Room appearance in London for Scotland’s very own Craigie Knowes boys have built his reputation as one of the finest acts in dance music today.

Sell out contributions on top underground labels such as Kalahari Oyster Cult, Planet Euphorique, Craigie Knowes, Die Orakel, RAND Muzik Recordings and LKR Records (to name a few) has seen his music championed by legends of our culture since he burst onto the circuit in 2016. Rest assured we’re buzzing to bring him to Scotland for the first time. Anyway – Reptant – Scottish debut – £5 entry – Sneaky Pete’s Club

Bradley Zero is quickly becoming the tastemaker of his generation.

Rhythm Section International founder, longstanding NTS resident and Boiler Room original, Bradley’s global approach to dance music has seen him headline stages everywhere and become one of the most vital selectors in the game.

Weaving through blissed-out house, funk and jazz from all over the world (plus a whole lot more), his DJ sets are defined by a uniquely infectious love for music, warmth and connection.

Now Bradley finally makes it to the club for a slice of midweek magic at Heaters.

Nick from Sneaky’s, Peaky Blindrunk + Special Guests
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We are giving non-House and non-Techno, Disco not Disco, band-driven music a fresh pair of Sneaks. Every Tuesday, Nick, Peaky and special guests mix… Arthur Russell, Baxter Dury, Bodega, Blondie, Brian Eno, clash, Bowie, Diana Ross, Fat Whites, Fela Kuti, Grace Jones, Iggy Pop, Janaelle Monae, Khruangbin, LCD Soundsystem, Lizzy Mercier Descloux, Mac Demarco, MC5, Minor Threat, Parquet Courts, Pixies, Ram Jam, The Slits, Sugarcubes, Tame Impala, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, White Denim and Frank Zappa.

Dublin’s CICI is one of the UK’s most exciting tastemakers.

Regular performances at clubs like Pikes Ibiza, Pickle Factory, Fabric and Warehouse Project have informed CICI’s wildly versatile approach to DJing that puts her in command of rooms of any size. Her sets range from psychedelic house and machine-cut techno to breakbeat-driven bombs and rushing footwork and jungle.

Now living between London and Ibiza, her productions on Mella Dee’s Warehouse Music and Man Powers’ Me Me Me label have earned scores of praise from all over. She joins us at Postal ahead of key festival appearances at Gottwood, Field Day and Glitch Festival.

Postal is our weekly Sunday session with cheap tickets for the hottest names in underground dance, and our pick of Scotland’s finest selectors.

“The Coventry rabble making wonky Britpop for a new generation”

What do you do when you’ve created a monster? Such was the conundrum that Coventry-born, London-based quintet FEET found themselves wincing over one not-so-brilliant lockdown evening in mid-2020. A notion that might sound like it’s taking things a bit too far perhaps, but, as it turns out, taking things a bit too far was exactly the problem in question…

If the band were the class clowns of the UK’s new guitar music scene back in those days, however, they weren’t entirely to blame. Fresh out of uni, FEET had been snapped up by the prestigious management company who worked with Foals and Metallica, so they “just went with it” (the two have since parted ways); thrust into recording their debut album, they began work on it mere weeks after drummer Ben Firth had joined the band, and were still scrabbling together material for its second half whilst the first was being recorded. The fact that what came out – 2019’s ‘What’s Inside Is More Than Just Ham’ (a title they all groan over now) – still burst with earwormy hooks and moments of wonky, idiosyncratic excitement seems testament to the obvious talent that lay beneath the tomfoolery all along. The record gained them support from the likes of NME, DIY and Radio One, alongside support tours with Declan McKenna and backing from ex-Maccabee Felix White’s Yala! Records. For a group that could have been perceived as winging it, they winged it pretty well.