Sneaky Pete's

Late notice thrills. FR€€.

Santiago, Chile man Ale Paz is behind some essential Juice tracks including the ‘Duro’ and ‘El House’.

Having released his kwaito-influenced ‘Callejero’ on UK label, Huntleys + Palmers, he has went on to find an obvious home with the highly respected Comeme label, whose monthly Radio Comeme show he curates, as well as playing with Matias Aguayo’s new live band and collaborating with the likes of Matias, DJs Pareja, Ana Helder and other gang members.

Away from his adopted family, you can find him remixing the likes of Auntie Flo, Marc Pinol, Javiera Mena and the €urocrats. [Read more →]

Witness turns 4 and to celebrate we’re bringing Astral Black’s Glasgow beatmaker Inkke through to join the party.

Free entry as per.

Maybe birthday cake

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Starting from radical improvisation, Fuzz Orchestra (Italy) achieved to forge a sound which, today, is built on strong rock textures, guitar and drums based, on which a fluxus of outer sounds (samples from political movies, old vinyls, noise streams and real time audio manipulations) ties and rages.

Their debut album Fuzz Orchestra – somewhere between noise and kraut rock – was released in 2007, evocating glorious (the Resistance against fascism) and infamous (’60 and ’70 state terrorism) moments of contemporary italian history. In 2009, with the second album Comunicato n.2, the music gets more brutal and heavy, while the band gives voice back to those who have tried to revolt against the inhuman capitalist world order. From 2007 to these days, Fuzz Orchestra has been playing over 200 live shows in Italy, Europe and the USA.

https://fuzzorchestra.bandcamp.com/

Full album now available for free at http://ow.ly/MeExB

Formed in Edinburgh in April 2014, Stellar Fuse have already put themselves on the live map in Edinburgh and Glasgow. Stellar Fuse are currently working on a new E.P that will be released later this year. Mechanical Arms are one of the must see bands high octane rock and roll bands from Edinburgh. Rome offer Bluesy rock and roll riffage from one of Edinburgh’s favourite new bands.

Tickets available on the door.

Definition returns after our last sell out party with a Residents Showcase featuring Mark Balneaves & Marty Lightbody (Audiablo Trax).

Expect the best underground house and techno inspired by the likes of Sonar, Berghain, Fabric and Pressure and prepare to dance until you have holes in the soles of your shoes.

Free Entry before 12, £5 after.

LuckyMe are very proud to bring CID RIM back to Edinburgh.

Having released two excellent and expansive EPs with LuckyMe- including 2013s Mute City. Clemens Bacher is back with another new EP “Charge” on his very own Affine Records.
Forging his own sophisticated electronic music that defies contemporary classification. Simply, he doesn’t fit. And there’s some good reason: hailing from Vienna where Bacher is a recognised young free jazz drummer, tutor and multi-instrumentalist – he was always cultivating the sound of ‘Cid Rim’ bringing a patina of otherworldy musicianship to his progressive electronic hip hop. The chords employed across his music are thick, distorted and complex. His background in jazz informs an approach that is perhaps true of all of the LuckyMe artists- there is no rule book here and it’s definitely more fun without one. Currently in high demand as a producer – working recently with Theophilus London, Kanye West and OkmalumKoolkat – his official remixes have been sought out by the likes of Sky Ferreira, Chvrches and Jessie Ware.

Support from LuckyMe label boss The Blessings.

The full depth and range of Lower Dens formidable charms unfold over multiple listens. Their popularity and acclaim has grown in recent years. For fans of The Walkmen, Beach House, and Deerhunter they are now the main support for Belle & Sebastian on their European tour. They have played so many shows in a gruelling time span and have developed the kind of musical telepathy that only relentless touring can bring. This lot are heavy good live. Expecting a sellout so be quick. [Read more →]