Sneaky Pete's

Southampton four piece with the ability to craft stunningly beautiful pop songs. Tinged with Americana folk yet jarred with English self-depreciation, if there were to be a hallowed union of Beach House and Galaxy 500, then Pale Seas would surely be that love- child – the bands intimate and nocturnal sound is potent enough to melt even the iciest of hearts.

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The infamous disco den of wrongness. Philipp Gorbachev can’t make it due to Visa issues, we blame the Tories. Kris Wababi will add extra Acid to the mix to make up for it. Wasabi-smothered 808 steaks.

“The thing that Blondes do amazingly well is make dance music that is perpetually euphoric. They aren’t reinventing the wheel here, but like any great musicians, they understand the genre they’re working within. They understand why people like it and what they’re looking for from it, and they tap deep into that idea. With “Wine,” from the final 12-inch in their ambitious trilogy on RVNG, they take that idea further. It’s all constant build, or actually maybe constant release? Either way, it’s about a single moment stretched out hypnotically for the track’s duration.” The Fader

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Sicknote (sicknote.tv) // Super Adventure Club (facebook.com/superadventureclubuk) // The Girobabies (facebook.com/Girobabies)

Sicknote, a mad bunch from Wales who are making their way around Scotland on tour. The Girobabies, an even madder bunch from Glasgow, are their official Scottish tour support. Super Adventure Club, the maddest bunch of the lot, haven’t played Edinburgh in YONKS and we’re all dying to see them on stage together again. Unpeeled and Riot Control have decided to team up to bring you the most bonkers line up they could muster. Hold on to your lugholes

Plus live drawing from The Too Much Fun Club, tune spins from DJ Nem & Camii Sinclair as our host with the most (hair). // £5 entry

Skyless is a group whose existence owes as much to a strong belief in sticking to your guns as it’s sheer love of the rock music created during the Third Great Awakening. Through thick and thin, through exits and entrances, through a myriad of sea-changes within the musical world – Skyless has remained a constant.

Their sound has been described as rock, rock’n’roll, hard rock and 70’s rock – however, they simply see themselves as a rock band with a wealth of talent, experience and above all else, great taste.

This gig is to celebrate the release of their latest EP, ‘Silence So Loud’, a record so dripping in Southern Fried blues licks you can taste the bourbon

Ticket/Door Price: £5 available from www.bainbridgemusic.co.uk

Edinburgh-based Night Noise Team launches its dance-flavoured ‘Pieces’ EP. They have been widely supported by Scottish bloggers, press and radio including an Ally McCrae Radio 1 session and playing T in the Park’s TBreak stage.
‘effortless pop nous’ (The Skinny)
‘elegantly funky’ (The Scotsman)
‘some of the most innovative music to come out of Scotland in the past few years’ (Peenko blog)

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