Sneaky Pete's

Theo Kottis has an almost obsessive approach to his sets, they can be dark, uplifting and always emotive. Coming from humble beginnings the release of his 2014 EP ‘Waiting Game’ on Moda Black saw him make an entrance into the scene by storming the Beatport electronica top 10. Since then he’s not only released on Moda Black but on record labels Anjunadeep and Sasha’s Last Night On Earth.
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More than a refreshing take on a trusted formula, the track swims through a sea of infectious riffs and phasing refrains with a blissful confidence and a streetwise sincerity. Contagious chimes resound with the hazy heat of summer, a potent contrast to the uncompromising lyrics. ” – The Line Of Best Fit

Pleasure House had a whirlwind 2016 – after a successful debut UK headline tour combined with three sold-out hometown headline shows alongside supporting the likes of Sundara Karma, Swim Deep, High Tyde, Black Honey, Fickle Friends, Inheaven & more.
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Come help us tend to our allotment of enlightenment at TEESH as we host another all you can eat mind buffet on Saturday May 13th.

We don’t just play great music, we install a 7 dimension apparatus above the dancefloor and project retina swelling psychedelia, sci-fi and dance inspiration throughout.
We also give away our nice posters.

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R&R Concerts Proudly Presents…

Desert Mountain Tribe formed in London in 2012 (Holy Dotage Music) and got off to a flying start with early standout track ‘Coming Down’, which was featured on Reverb Conspiracy Volume 2, a release double-headed by the equally legendary imprints Fuzz Club Records and Austin Psych Fest.

Winter 2014/15 saw the band enjoy a first headline tour of Europe, Scandinavia and the Baltics, footage of which can be seen in early video for their single ‘Way Down’. The band has since performed at leading and well-respected festivals within the psych community like Eindhoven Psych Lab ’15 and Lisbon Psych Fest ’15. [Read more →]

Moxie is back with another superb lineup!

Moxie is our favourite NTS selector and she’s held down shows for Radio1 too. Her ‘Moxie Presents’ compilation series have featured a broad selection of artists including Lone, Medlar, Ikonika, Kowton, SCNTST & Lord Tusk.

Alexander Nut, another NTS favourite also runs one our favourite labels Eglo Records alongside Floating Points. By far one of the most consistently high quality labels in the UK, their stage and boat parties at Dimensions Festival are an annual highlight – and Alex is our man who holds it together.

Nick Stewart is the booker for Sneaks but his appearances behind the decks are pretty rare. Get down early to see why!

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‘Glass Caves quickly became a word of mouth phenomenon. Each song seemed to be carefully honed, with the band’s craftman-ship allowing them to gradually sand down rough edges, refining their voice on their travels.” – Clash Music

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Join us for a night of dancing and mimosas. Refugees welcome.
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“Five tracks of pure bliss “ – Hypebeast (on Escapism II)

“production wunderkind” – Red Bull

A genre-defying producer from Stirling, but currently out in LA, Sam Gellaitry made huge waves with his 2015 EP – Short Stories released on LA label Soulection when he was still a teenager. Uniquely creating contrasting sounds, he sits atmospheric melodies alongside hard hitting bass with a variety of instrumental layers immersing the listener – every track stands out.

“Sam Gellaitry’s sound is eclectic and constantly evolving, and that’s why we can’t stop listening” – Pigeons and Planes
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Kishi Bashi is an American singer, multi-instrumentalist, and songwriter. He is a founding member of Jupiter One, and, for a few years, was a member of the band, Of Montreal.

Launching their debut record, Fuzzystar perform indie rock filled with narrative, melodies and lo-fi fuzz. Comparisons have been made with Built to Spill, Sun Kil Moon and Dinosaur Jr. Clash described them as “Off-kilter indie pop laden with dream-like fuzz” whilst Gigslutz reckon their music has “Infectious reverb strewn hooks”
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