Sneaky Pete's

Club Signal returns to our Edinburgh home Sneaky Pete’s after our capacity nights with Dr Banana and the Wobbly Mob records, this time we’ve recruited two behemoths of Scotland’s underground. We’re delighted to welcome Aberdeen’s wunderkind Nina Stanger alongside the ever-elusive Nightlark for an all night long versus in Edinburgh’s world-renowned sweatbox. Both hailing from the grim North these two have garnered wide recognition as the very best Scotland has to offer. Aberdeen’s Nina Stanger boasts a rich catalogue of club experiences, despite her young age. Highlights include sets for Boiler Room, SWG3, the Bongo Club and notably an interview for the well-respected, music-centred publication Ransom Note. As a prolific digger, her sets display intricate genre-fluid selections, spanning across jungle, electro, touching all corners of bass-heavy dance music. This lady is so tight on the decks, she even had our very own chancellor of Duchy of Lancaster popping and locking to her silky-smooth selections. Rest assured we’re buzzing to host her Sneaks debut. Edinburgh based artist the Nightlark (also known as the most shadiest local DJ in the world) is commonly considered one of the most technically gifted selectors north of Hadrian’s wall. He is often found searching shady internet record groups for obscure rarities, perusing dusty second-hand bins and mixing up a storm at your local function. A mystery to people who don’t know him and an even greater mystery to those who do, expect outrageous blends traversing the club-ready sounds of Baltimore house, Italo disco, dark reggaeton, jungle and Detroit techno. This man has literally supported or booked every major DJ in the world and is responsible for every major event in Scottish DJ history. All we can say is dress to sweat. These two are no strangers to sharing a stage together. They contribute a monthly show to Edinburgh’s EH-FM, where they regularly display their impressive musical knowledge. It’s a b2b experience we’ve personally been wanting to see for quite some time and we’d love you to join us for this immersive night of pure musical silliness.

For a decade Fort Romeau’s been refining his inimitable take on dance music, one that’s as lush and vibrant as it is sound system-ready. He puts his stamp on everything from downtempo, house, disco and techno, and it does it masterfully.

Since 2012 he’s been performing all over the world in some of Europe’s most revered club spaces, releasing music on labels like Phantasy, Running Back, Ghostly International and Live at Robert Johnson.

He last played here with Jacques Greene back in 2018, and with the release of his sensational new album Beings of Light, we’re thrilled to have him back for Heaters.

Eades’ sound is assembled somewhere within the shifting textures of rhythmic convulsions and low-fidelity rawness. It bounces with an after-hours hedonism. Lives on its wits. Snaps from the fingertips to the brain edges in a transmissible instant. Fidgety. Restless. Raw. Economical. Irresistible songs flecked with CBGB’s decadence. Offset by a Bukowski gutterball lyric. Laced with an appropriately dangerous, metropolis menace. Always delivered with fearless abandon. Most bands cram you with theory, but rarely show you how hard the pavements are.

Formed in 2020, the Leeds based five-piece released the exhilarating ‘Microcosmic Things’ EP and a clutch of singles off the bat, piquing the interest of Manchester indie, Heist or Hit (Her’s / Pizzagirl / Brad Stank). Signatures inked, the group decamped to Bam Bam Studios – an ex-psychic palm reader’s work space that band members and producers Harry & Dan gutted and built out into a creative space. Sophomore EP ‘Abstract Education’ released to critical acclaim in 2021 with the likes of Fader, Paste, Brooklyn Vegan, The Guardian, The Independent, The NME, DIY, DORK, Clash, KCRW, Steve Lamaq (BBC Radio 6), Jack Saunders (BBC Radio 1) and Gemma Bradley (BBC Radio 1) all lining up to call themselves fans. It was a bracing snapshot of a band on a roll. Awash with the erratic rhythms of existence; a fever-pitch of tension and release. An uninterrupted pulse of fervent energy. Frenzied. Unrelenting. Made up of members from Far Caspian, Vraell, and English Teacher, Eades have a wealth of combined experience; from sharing stages with Wolf Alice, Sports Team, Jungle Giants, Working Men’s Club, Porridge Radio, Feet and Twin Peaks, to mixing Abbey Road sessions and producing Radio 1’s ‘Track of the Week’ for Daisy Brain. 

With Nick from Sneaky’s, Peaky Blindrunk + Special Guests

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.