Sneaky Pete's

For the first FAKE of 2010 the boys have brought in some proven breaks and electro talent.

Mikey Magic has blazed over the Sneaky’s 1210’s a few times now and has never failed to impress, building up tension, then carpet-bombing the dancefloor.

When there’s music in the blood what else is there to do?” Thats the way MAKE SPARKS look at it. Gigging and writing together in bands since childhood Craig and Bobby had to wait for the youngest Parker brother, Adam, to mature into the sweaty, big-booted drum machine that he has become before they could realise their potential as one of the most exciting live and studio bands to emerge in recent years. Following in the footsteps of other great Scottish bands Biffy Clyro, Glasvegas, The View and even Big Country MAKE SPARKS write songs that are larger than life. Songs that escape the wind and rain of the Scottish coast and soar straight up towards the sky taking the listener with them on a ride headed for the stratosphere!

TICKET LINK  – http://www.wegottickets.com/event/68604

Free entry to our outstanding indie-electro night to anyone sticking around after Copy Haho (gig slot – doors at 7pm).

As at home in smooth and laidback mode as they are in anthemic and shouty, the range of sounds Copy Haho accommodate is the carefree equivalent of a sleepy Sunday morning with a blast of Saturday night flashback.

Hailing from Stonehaven, these small-town boys do big-time indie pop with an aplomb that belies their modest roots. The four-piece are a welcome boost to Aberdeen’s music scene, borne as they are of two current members of project:venhell.

But where PVH are all screechy axes and electro vocals, Copy Haho tone it down with jangling guitars and a pleasingly dreamlike quality.

Their lilting indie pop draws inevitable comparisons to the scuzz-rock stylings of Pavement, while Joe Hearty’s drawling voice rasping out lyrics in unconventional love song ‘You Are My Coalmine’ (“I’m the dirt on your nails/You’re the dirt on mine”) is lyrically reminiscent of The View.

Ticket includes free entry to This Is Music afterwards!

Playdate play house, rollin’ like a train.

Guest Wolfjazz is an in demand talent, regularly playing at Trade Union, Stepback, We Are Electric and Stereotype.

£3/members free