Sneaky Pete's

Dead at the Scene are Edinburgh’s most entertaining Hardcore act.

Underground house, electro, minimal and techno influenced by the sounds of Sonar, Berghain, Pressure and Fabric.

Mark Balneaves & Martin Lightbody (the Definition residents) have only had the Definition turntables to themselves for the whole night once before, and that was on the occasion of their third birthday. There was such a great response to them that night that we are now bowing to public pressure and giving them another evening all to themselves. Enjoy…

Free Entry Sneaky Pete’s members all night.
Non-members: Free Entry B4 12, £3 after

The Boy Will Drown have split up.

Indie > electro > disco > dubstep with the Sick Note DJs.

Every Friday except last the last Friday each month.

£3 / members free

Remarkable guitarist and songwriter Ben Howard hails from Totnes, Devon. He’s been touring with Xavier Rudd and Fink, and his coarse but emotive voice appeal greatly to fans of Ben Harper and Jose Gonzales.

“Raw riffs and slick hooks leave this UK band shining brighter than their American rivals” Kerrang

“VJ pack a ballsy punch… a mighty wall of sound… watch this space” Metal Hammer

[New single] Creeping makes us wish David Lynch would shoot a sequel to Wild at Heart (still starring Cage and Dern, obviously) so we could see how he uses its darkness to make uncomfortable scenes even more awkward. We could see something blowing up to the bent-string chorus, right before some hairy-faced man-creature flashes on the screen… or maybe a close-up of Dern’s hair blowing in the hot Nevada wind, free but somehow caged. It’ll never happen—Cage now requires more demanding roles—but it shows how adept 2:54 is at creating drama on the edge. Also, they are sisters named Hannah & Collette Thurow, and they look like badasses. – The Fader

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