Sneaky Pete's

Turn off the mind’s blinders and discern the heart’s truth at the TEESH allotment of enlightenment on Saturday June 10th.

TEESH is an ‘All You Can Eat Mind Buffet’ through Afro, Cosmic Disco, Boogie, Classics, Haus, Hip Hop, Techno, World Wave and Face Melters.

With past guests including ~ Project Pablo / Pearson Sound / Palms Trax / Lord Of The Isles / Glowing Palms / Rüf Dug / The Maghreban there is also a strong emphasis on visual art & video…

We install a 6 dimension apparatus above the dancefloor and project retina swelling gorgeous psychedelia, sci-fi and dance inspiration throughout. We also provide light diffraction glasses and other artwork.

Some examples here
Video
Posters

You can pay on door too but get down early.

Live From TEESH Mix

Brevity is among Mannequin Pussy’s strengths, but a controlled volatility is the Philadelphia quartet’s calling card. The mood of any given song can zap with a disconcerting swiftness from the playful to the chaotic. This dynamic persists on record and on stage. [Read more →]

Bigfoot’s means big techno from up North. This year they are adding this foothold out East to their residencies at Sub Club and Farbfernseher Berlin. Residents Chris, Wrick & James on the decks all night.

Once again this is it, turn it up.

Free before 12 – £5 on the door after

Feastival is FEAST’s annual ‘blog party’ celebrating their fifth birthday. They like lots of new music, especially from Edinburgh and write about some of the most exciting music being created across the city. For this year’s birthday party they are showcasing two bands who have great sound.

NOAHNOAH presents a unique look at indie/electro/pop/rock and keep you engaged with close harmony and tight, driving synth. The band have been working tirelessly to bring this exciting new sound to the masses. Taking influence from major and local bands – such as Chrvches, Fatherson, Prides, Biffy Clyro and The Killers – They will be launching their new single.
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“With the likeable Northern charm of Little Comets and the sunny pop vibrancy of Saint Raymond…” – Bitter Sweet Symphonies
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A brilliant, brilliant DJ, a king of good time positive vibes across genres, we’ve waited years to host Joe. Who else could have released records on DFA, Moshi Moshi and Domino? He’s the definition of indie-dance done right, and an inspiration for a generation of party-starters. [Read more →]

“Our name comes from our hometown’s patron, the Virgin of Guadalupe —she protects us as we play the devil’s music,” say the members of Guadalupe Plata, with not a little bit of hopefulness.

Rising up from the town of Úbeda, deep in Andalusia near Jaén, Guadalupe Plata have become legends for their provocative, deeply affecting blues and boogie music, creating a psychedelic landscape that is as darkly surrealistic as it is infectious.

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In an era when dance music gets weird as hell, Whodamanny, AKA Raffaele Arcella (Periodica/Earlysounds/Unthank), still cuts an odd figure. The Neapolitan is a key player in the Early Sounds Recordings collective and one of the founders of the Periodica Records. He’s also half of The Normalmen and one third of The Mystic Jungle Tribe. He’s spent a great deal of time experimenting with phase distortion synthesizers made by Casio and on several kinds of toy keyboards creating a really weird fusion between cosmic sounds, proto-house, jazz-funk and electronica. The results can be heard best on 2016’s Cosmic Morphology album on Periodica and on his Primaria Industria opus our own Unthank label, with House Of Traps (Firecracker/Unthank).

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His back catalogue of productions and remixes are nothing short of magic and his high quality output continues in 2017 with forthcoming remixes on Is it Balearic and Leng, a track on Rack and Ruin as well as a release on the next Moon Rocks compilation on Throne Of Blood. [Read more →]

One of the best live bands we hosted in 2016 are back with a new record.

Heaters, from Grand Rapids, Michigan, have a spacey, driving take on West Coast psych rock. Tapping into both the twang of their ’60s garage compatriots and building their own brand of expansive, cosmic swells, Pitchfork calls the band “catchy and kinetic,” noting their “energy and hook writing are clearly on point.” Combining a seemingly constant output of “reverb-coated, fuzz-studded, hard-driven garage psych” with a kaleidoscopic, hip-shaking live set, Heaters are quickly forging something new and exciting. [Read more →]