We can’t believe it’s coming up to one year since we started up our collective seventyseven back in January. In that time we have played some top parties around Edinburgh and even gained a residency with Hector’s House.
To celebrate our 1st Birthday and the great year we’ve had, we’ll be playing a residents all nighter at Sneaky Pete’s. Entry is free before 12 and then £4 after.
Believe presents the best in bass DJs from Edinburgh at his weekly Sunday communion. Always fresh, always free.
Line-up:
Liquorice Paper
The Black Sands
Better Halves
Spicy Cream
Dan Juice is returning to play an extended set for all the wonderful dancers. We expect a pacey set, direct and primed for the dancefloor. House and Techno will be a staple but there are no rules!
This is the first of a new residency at Sneaks and a non for profit night. All proceed will be donated to Capability Scotland.
There will be no advance tickets, if you wish to be added to guestlist please make a £5 donation on the JustGiving link below and we’ll add you to the list.
Entry will be £5 on the night
https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/dan-juice
Edinburgh DJ and producer Telfort returns to Sneaky Pete’s, marking 3 years of his residency by playing all night long.
The Zangwills are a young, North West based band. Each member brings very different influences to the mix and this, along with Jake’s unique voice, is reflected in their distinctive sound which is instantly recognisable as The Zangwills. Described as being, ‘Like nothing else out there, an immensely valuable quality when so many bands disappear into a slurry of sameness’ – by Getintothis.
They are a charismatic band who are generating a lot of interest as their unusual, youthful vibe and energy sets them apart. The four-piece have a reputation for delivering strong performances which has gained them a growing army of enthusiastic followers who seem to be prepared to travel in significant numbers to watch them play live and can somehow already sing along to the lyrics even before the tracks are released.
‘The Zangwills took the stage by storm’ – Gigsandtours
‘You are immediately drawn in from the start of the set’ – Northern Alive
‘The chorus is divine and The Horrors of Sobriety can reasonably be described as a true banger’ – Halfway 2 Nowhere
‘A young band with a lot of talent’ – The Pentatonic
Patio Paradise – ‘from the initial riff the song has you hitched…. singer Jake’s unique and distinctive voice coupled with a chorus impossible to not sing along to, The Zangwills have smashed it’ – Popped Music
‘Next up, the bloody wonderful @thezangwillsuk’ – Sound City
Named after the classic 90’s Nokia phone, 32 tens are a retro video games and music obsessed indie outfit from the Northwestern town of Warrington. The band pioneer a unique blend of sing-along northern indie anthems with modern urban lyrical flows and authentic themes. They played their first gig in September 2017 to a crowd of more than 3000 people supporting Billy Bragg and Maximo Park.
Their first single Insane Asylum was released the same month followed by Lost in October 2017 which was playlisted and recommended by Spotify resulting in over 630,000 plays to date.
‘Sings like his Mum’s just told him to turn his X-box off’ – Robbie Williams
‘Quirky style, distinctive vocals and an endearing cheeky charm’ – Getintothis
‘These boys rock in a whole ‘indie’ style of their own’ Aurovine
“if you’ve got somethin’ to say, well you should go ahead and say it, don’t be afraid of your own words” – Max Vickers – 32 tens – Lost 2017.
DJs playing music by bands to make you dance: Grace Jones to Neu!, Parquet Courts to Brian Eno, The Clash to Janelle Monae.
Lo Rays formed when finnish singer Laura gave up her old life and came to Glasgow to dedicate herself to music. After releasing their debut single ”Optional” last June, they are now here with their debut EP ”Unstable Air”.
Lo Rays combines catchy melodies with heavy breakdowns and quirky rhythms. Fearlessly led by Laura’s flexible vocals the band’s style is described as ”soft cotton candy and dark Scandinavian pain”.
https://www.facebook.com/loraysmusic/
https://soundcloud.com/lorays/optional
The Patryns
https://www.facebook.com/thepatryns/
Barbe Rousse
Temperature set to max for this one ~ Marnie D is back in the Sneaky Pete’s booth, dealing out damage with C-Shaman!
After witnessing Marnie’s club debut, at the Sneaky’s All Stars party, it was a certainty she’d be back soon. Blending a honed taste in dance music with some ludicrous technical prowess, the Marnie show packs a punch! C-Shaman joins her at the controls, this will get hot…
The Orpheus Collective kick off 2019 with Oxhead (ft. Zak Watt), AVU, Stylo and Bonnie Kemplay Music. Come along, hear tunes, drink booze, go home – all for just £5!
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The Orpheus Collective was set up in 2017 to help promote alternative, experimental, and underground music in Edinburgh. The collective’s events are run by musicians, for musicians, with the aims of creating a more unified platform for artists to experiment and perform to a welcoming audience.
Oxhead is the experimental brainchild of Orpheus founder Ollie Turbitt. His dark, ambient electronics will be accompanied by Zak Watt on live drums for an even noisier set.
AVU are Edinburgh’s premier instrumental post-rock outfit, and have been performing in the city for around 3 years with an ever-changing (yet always noisy) set. The band is uniquely experimental and their shows are always guaranteed to be cathartic experiences.
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Doors 7pm / Tickets £5 / Ages 14+
