THE TELESCOPES + ST DELUXE + DELTA MAINLINE

August 17th, 2009

The TELESCOPES 

Stephen Lawrie of the Telescopes enlists the help of St Deluxe once 

again to create another fantastic night of “stunning, a cataclysm of noise” – 

The Scotsman once again following their joint performance in April of this year. 

Both the Glasgow (Sat 15th Aug @ The Captains Rest) and Edinburgh (Monday 17th Aug @ Sneaky Pete’s)performances will be based on the 

Taste” era cuts and will take off where the last gig ended, in hysteria and a crowd thirsty for more of the same. 

Recent re-releases of the Telescopes back catalogue have delighted old fans, and captured a fresh audience since the second wave of “nu-gaze” bands and the return to the fold of such bands as My Bloody ValentineSpectrum etc. The NME even acknowledges “the genus of the Telescopes”. 

Together with St Deluxe backing Stephen for a full electric set there should be more than just a reprise of the “truly stunning two-song encore with 

Glasgow’s St Deluxe acting as backing band”. –The List 

This is a very special performance which should not be missed especially if the last one is anything to go by. 

Tickets available now from ticketweb.co.uk + Ripping

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SILENCE CAN BREAK YOUR HEART : WAKE THE PRESIDENT + PETER PARKER + SILENCE DJ’S

August 16th, 2009

SILENCE CAN BREAK YOUR HEART

WtP released their eagerly anticipated debut album “You Can’t Change That Boy” on Electric Honey in March this year to great critical acclaim, receiving glowing reviews from the NME (7/10), Is This Music? (5 stars) and The Skinny (4 stars). Peter Parker’s debut single “Swallow The Rockets” was released in July and on Lucky Number Nine and Say Dirty Records to similar praise – The Skinny (4 stars), ITM? (5 stars).
£4 on the door
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WASABI DISCO feat. DAVID BARBAROSSA

August 15th, 2009

Wasabi Disco is freakout cosmic house, wrong punk, and upside-down disco. It’s the kind of night only Sneaky Pete’s could host in Edinburgh, and we’re very proud of it.

David Barbarossa “Using records small & large I’ve played alongside Black Devil, Pilooski, Todd Terje, Roedelius, Silver Apples, James Murphy [LCD Soundsystem], Danielle Baldelli & quite a few more. I also regularl[ish]y play alongside Optimo, I’ve been known to be part of the Huntleys & Palmers gang and I run my own Curious Curious nights [& a couple of others].”

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WE WERE PROMISED JETPACKS + AIRSHIP + JOHN B MCKENNA

August 15th, 2009

 

WE WERE PROMISED JETPACKS + AIRSHIP + JOHN B McKENNA

 

Fresh from the release of brilliant debut album, “These Four Walls”, local boys, WE WERE PROMISED JETPACKS, play Sneaky Petes as part of the EDGE Festival on August 15th before they embark on their first EURO tour and then a very exciting US tour with label mates, Frightened Rabbit and The Twilight Sad.

Support comes from Manchester band AIRSHIP and John B McKenna.

Tickets available now from ticketweb.co.uk + Ripping

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THIS IS MUSIC feat. CALVERTRON (DJ set) + SURPRISE LIVE GUESTS

August 14th, 2009

THIS IS MUSIC, known around the UK, and successfully franchised in London and Leeds, have given us some of our strongest live guests and DJs so far.

They’re keeping details on their live guest under wraps for now – but you can be sure it’ll be a belter! Previous guests include Frightened Rabbit and Broken Records, so it’s likely to be someone worth catching!

CALVERTRON’s sound is hottt, shifting air out of speakerstacks like no-one else right now. Basslines growling, sirens blaring, amen breaks tumbling, this is a HUGE SOUND. Killing it right now on all fronts, you’ve probably heard his high-impact remix of Friendly Fires’ Jump In The Pool. But there’s way more on the way, it’s not for nothing Armand Van Helden has called him “The most important man in dance music right now”. High Praise indeed, but very well warranted. For fans of Drop The Lime et al, Boys Noize and Institubes.

£3 from 8pm (live bands) // FREE ENTRY FOR MEMBERS from 11pm (dj show) // £3 ALL ELSE // OPEN TIL 5AM!!!

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TELEPATHE + DOLLSKABEAT + EPIC 26

August 12th, 2009

 

Brooklyn synth/techno/shoegaze hipsters TELEPATHE play Sneaky Petes on August 12th as part of the Fringe Festival. Support from DOLLSKABEAT.

More than any other outfit since TV On The Radio, Telepathe illustrate the modern hipster condition: why choose between Lil Wayne, Animal Collective, Madonna and My Bloody Valentine, when you can have all of it, all at once? – NME

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Tickets available now from pclpresents.com + Ripping

myspace.com/telepathe

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THE LOST BROTHERS + THE KAYS LAVELLE + DROPKICK

August 9th, 2009

THE LOST BROTHERS

The lost brothers are an irish duo hailing from the mountains of omagh and a mining town called navan.

 

Sitting in a dark, smoke filled pub somewhere in the middle of nowhere I start to learn exactly who the brothers are. Mark Mccausland and Oisin Leech tell me that they aren’t actually brothers at all but from the way they talk about their music and the dreams they both have, they may as well be. Mark grew up in a travelling family band- the moore band, and oisin grew up in the local dance hall. Having no fixed abode, their only home is their next gig.

 

Perhaps separated at birth musically and with a long musical history behind both of them in the form of The Basement and the 747s, Mark and Oisin become more mesmerising as the minutes go by…

 

We talk about how they met…with no expectations for what journey they are about to embark on except pure love for the instruments they play, for the songs they write, for the lyrics they sing.

myspace.com/thelostbrothersmusic

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FAKE 3rd BIRTHDAY feat. SOLO (Italy, Dirtybird recs) + Eatdisco DJs (Newcastle)

August 8th, 2009

FAKE’s carved some deep grooves in its 3 years.

SOLO ( ITALY, DIRTY BIRD/DEADFISH/SKINT )
SCOTTISH DEBUT!!

“I was born and raised in Italy,but the weather was too nice to be in front of a computer making songs , so I had to move to London, where I spend every day (and some nights) in my studio,working on my music, and sound-engineering songs for some friends, such as Mowgli, Hannah Holland, S.Kotey of Chicken Lips.. and many other funny persons… ”

I once called what I do “midget house”, and apparently this name is spreading around, but basically I love to make my songs using any kind of sample and sound, and specially I love simple grooves and weird atmospheres..

He has released some Ace remixes and originals tunes like :
Zombie Disco Squad-”Esperanto”-SOLO rmx , SOLO-”Congaloid” , Malente-”Music Forever”-SOLO Rmx, SOLO-”The Big Stef” Ep , DjGregory & Gregor Salto-”Con Alegria”-SOLO Rmx, Solo&Xpress2-”Santeria”

SUPPORT FROM :

EATDISCO DJS (NEWCASTLE)
Making their 3rd return to FAKE!

EatDisco have DJ’d with/on, hosted and partied alongside: Andy Votel/B-Music, Andy Weatherall, Bogdan Raczynski, B12, Cannonballs, Charlie Fanclub, Claro Intelecto, Disco Pogo Athens, DMX Krew, Dolby Anol, Errors, Fake!, Foals, Ghettoblast NYC Tour, Health, Hostage, Jerry Bouthier, Kap10Kurt, Kid Acne, L-Vis, Machine Drum, MeMeMe, Mumdance, Prostitutes and Policemen, Punks Jump Up, Quinoline Yellow, Ratatat,RCL World Tour, Rephlex Tour, Req One, Rob Hall and Skam DJ’s, Strip Steve, Team Doyobi, Team Shadetek, Tom Deluxx, Tronik Youth, Tuff Wheelz, U Ziq, VICE Magazine Tour, Warp Tour, The Whip, and loads more!

xxx.

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BLUE ROSES + SEBASTIAN DANGERFIELD + FOXGANG

August 8th, 2009

 Beautiful heart felt folk from XL Recordings latest signing BLUE ROSES.

Yorkshire is full of towns where nothing much happens, or so they’d have you believe.  Laura Groves either didn’t hear, didn’t believe or simply knew better and on the Edge of Seventeen began writing songs. She took guidance from influences that spanned genres and generations, from Kate Bush and Joni Mitchell to Debussey and Stravinsky. 

 With an old family piano, a borrowed guitar and thinking of all the records she loved, she dreamt of producing an album that would be treasured. An album to be  loved by someone else. An album to inspire someone in the same way these artists  had inspired her. She thought of lyrics that broke her heart, phrasing that made it race and with composers cradling her aspirations she put her heart to tape.

Tickets available now from ticketweb.co.uk + Ripping

For more information please go to myspace.com/musicofblueroses

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Untitled feat. MY TIGER MY TIMING live ***FREE ENTRY***

August 7th, 2009

UNTITLED (#2):

At our second Untitled we will be celebrating the opening night of the Fringe Festival, so that means Sneaky’s will be open till 5am!! That’s a whole lot of party, and all for free! It’s also our first proper night with loud music! We enjoyed being a jukebox in a pub, but now it’s time to really get down to business and start the club proper.


MY TIGER MY TIMING:

“Their debut single, This Is Not The Fire…sounds distilled, concentrated – it’s electro with its bones showing” – Dummy Mag

“My Tiger My Timing slowly mess with expectations, tinkering with the trappings of 21st century post-punk and altering bits of their sound here and there with such a deft hand that it’s barely noticeable. But it makes all the difference” – Drowned In Sound

“…their musical modesty hides a cleverness and sexiness which is all the more irresistible for its refusal to announce itself” – Artrocker

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