Sneaky Pete's

REBECCA VASMANT – SOUL,JAZZ, BROKEN BEAT, HOUSE, TECHNO, DISCO, ELECTRO, HIP HOP/TRIP HOP.. AND MUCH MORE.. HOW CAN ONE DECIDE??.. Being a resident Dj for Kinki Malinky ,Destroy Disco, Liquid Funk, Charlies Angels Ibiza and Plush Ibiza Edinburgh based DJ and producer Rebecca Vasmant has made a strong burst into the UK electronic music scene. Over the recent years she has played her unique and fresh sound at large and well known venues such as Turnmills, Pacha London, Dragon Eye Birmingham, various regular appearances at nights such as Zoo Project, We love Sankeys, Optik, M8 parties, Tokyoblu, Plastic/Mud (Birmingham), Cream (Edinburgh), Beatroot (Edinbrugh), Extroversion (Glasgow) and many other nights all over the world including The Orange Corner, Bay Bar, Es Paradise, Es Vive and Kanya in Ibiza. Also spinning for Kinky Malinky she has played at nights such as A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and headlining at 50/fifty events alongside Tania Von Pear and Tommy four Seven at the warehoue in Bristol and Optik in Glasow her name is ever rising and headlining events all over the country. Having played along sides the likes of X-press 2, Jo Mills and Paul Oakenfold, Joey Negro, Michael Patterson, Amber D..amour, Filterheadz, Max Herbert, Tania Von Pear, Luciano and Vicky Devine to name a few, Rebecca is also set to line up alongside many more. As a producer Rebecca’s first releases, Bunny Bizniz on D’Amour Recordings, and Push the feeling – a colab with Kelevre ,and colabs coming this year with artists such as Max Herbert, The Bulgarian (Potty mouth recordings), Digital Filth,Kelevre, Jon Fitz, Dj Greymatter (Mr Bongo) Michael Patterson shall see many more releases in the foreseeable future which will see her name grow from strength to strength.

Jim’s been immersed in the UK dance scene since the mid 80s. As DJ and promoter Jim has been responsible for some of the most popular nights in the UK, most famously BASE which Jim ran with Carl Cox for 7 years @ the Ministry of Sound and more recently HI-TEK-SOUL alongside Derrick May. Also resident at the Glade festival hosting the Vapour tent, Jim continues to travel far and wide playing at major clubs and festivals.

Free before 12, £3/5 after
Members free

One of Australia’s favourite sons, Midnight Juggernauts play 20 shades of twistedly danceable rock music. They’ve built a rock-solid live reputation, supporting Justice across America, and playing some of the world’s finest festivals. Since they frequently sell out venues many times our size, we certainly advise purchasing advnace tickets.

Following the release of their highly acclaimed debut album, Dystopia, Midnight Juggernauts shift the focus to album number two with the release of their new single ‘This New Technology’.??An epic journey through time and the afterlife, ‘This New Technology’ refuses to travel along the straight and narrow. Instead the track moves through 70s pop to Morricone soundscapes, dark driving toms to lush washed out jams, lo-fi to hi-fi, progrock to krautrock, Eno to ecstasy, the Roses to Rafferty…it’s pop but not as you know it. Produced by Midnight Juggernauts, the track was recorded at Melbourne’s Sing Sing Studios by Christopher Moore (Yeah Yeah Yeahs, TV on the Radio, Liars) and mixed by Andy Baldwin.

With Eagleowl DJs + Bargain Harold and Tallah Disco.

£3 / £1 with an eagleowl ticket / members free

Charity gig to raise money for the Mongol Rally – check out www.teamfudge.com for details!

This summer, teamFUDGE will be driving from Scotland to Mongolia in what will frankly be a rubbish little car. Not like Ewen McGregor or Top Gear, who have endless support vehicles and 5-star hotels to kip in, it’ll just be teamFUDGE, their wee car and the road. And hopefully very few epically hideous spiders. It’ll be 4 weeks of sleeping in the car in scorching heat, 10 to 12 hours of driving a day and eating goats testicles. But it’s OK cos it’s all for charity!!

Amidst all the high profile earthquake appeals, it seems the plight of the Mongolians has been lost. They are currently enduring one of the worst winters so far this century, thanks to a phenomenon known as Zud, which occurs when severely cold winters of below -50C are preceded by dry summers that preclude sufficient grazing. It’s estimated that 3 million livestock will die by June, which would be devastating for a county that relies so heavily on their cattle, horses, sheep and yaks.

teamFUDGE are supporting the following charities – MercyCorp, Christina Noble Children’s Foundation, Childen & Young People’s Protection & Development and Cancer Research UK.

A Torn Mind – catch groove-laden student rock from Edinburgh
www.myspace.com/atornmindband

Deadloss Superstar – stoner punk metal gubbins from Aberdeen
www.myspace.com/deadlosssuperstar

£4 door tax, all proceeds to the charities.”