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Hanni and Clara are alt rock gal pal duo, ARXX.
“This pair aren’t taking any shit – so why should you?
“Feminist spirit, big beats and crunching guitars, it’s perfect for chaotic dive bars, spilt pints and relationships turned sour – raw, gritty and beautifully open.
“ARXX straddle an accessible line between the likes Honeyblood and US political punks Downtown Boys.” NME
In 2019, Lucid Liars arrived on the Scottish music scene, releasing the dual EPs ‘Two Ghosts’ and ‘Headlights’.
Influenced by bands such as Frightened Rabbit, Black Keys and Joy Division the band play noise rock driven by solid rhythmic grooves.
In 2020 through the pandemic the band released the single “Pretty Little Things’ attracting attention on both sides of the Atlantic.
The band’s first album ‘Happy to Be Here.’ was released on March 5th 2021 led by the single ‘Sad To Be Gone’ with a follow up EP All My Time which featured remixes and alternative mixes.
On Friday July 16th the band released new single “Better Days” an electro indie track with gospel influences.
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Ahead of your show at Sneaky Pete’s we kindly ask that you have a look at our rules:
* Please take a lateral flow test before you come to the venue
* Don’t come if you test positive or have any symptoms
* Check in on our Test & Protect QR code on arrival
* Wear a face covering unless drinking or dancing
* Wear a face covering when ordering at the bar
* Use the hand sanitiser
* Please be respectful of others and leave space when moving around the venue or queueing
* Please don’t high five, handshake or hug staff
Bursting to be freed from pandemic confinement Earl Of Hell are a sinister concoction of all your favourite heavy rock genres. Blending elements of Stoner Rock, Punk, Garage and an added sprinkle of doom to create some devilish riff laden fuzzy noise!Releasing their first single “Blood Disco” back in April and with another on the horizon, Earl Of Hell will grace the Sneak Pete’s stage in their first hometown show! Joining them are Edinburgh’s own stoner groove rockers Robot Death Monkey and Borders based sludgepunks Razor Sharp Death Blizzard!
Let the riffage commence!
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Ahead of your show at Sneaky Pete’s we kindly ask that you have a look at our rules:
* Please take a lateral flow test before you come to the venue
* Don’t come if you test positive or have any symptoms
* Check in on our Test & Protect QR code on arrival
* Wear a face covering unless drinking or dancing
* Wear a face covering when ordering at the bar
* Use the hand sanitiser
* Please be respectful of others and leave space when moving around the venue or queueing
* Please don’t high five, handshake or hug staff
Edinburgh five-piece The Party Slogan, influenced by The Cure and New Order, head to Sneaky Pete’s on Friday 3rd September for a huge hometown headline show!
“Don’t You Think You’re Being Lied To?” is the latest EP from Edinburgh 5 piece post-punk band The Party Slogan. Recorded individually by the band during lockdown, this release signifies a shift from the jangle pop of their previous work to a darker and more abrasive sound, while still showcasing their ability to write succinct, hook-laden songs.
Magic Grass began as a recording project in December 2019. Working remotely throughout the first lock-down period, Josep Marin, Ryan Bonnyman, Al Rey, and JA Marquez wrote and recorded the songs that feature on their debut album ‘What’s All the Fuzz About?’. Mixed and mastered at Broughton Studios in Edinburgh their first album was released on Christmas Day 2020. With the addition of drummer Jamie Whitman (making the ratio of Spaniards to Scotsman 3:2), Magic Grass created their second self-produced album at Paul Dennington’s (The Dark Jokes – Wolfnote) Rockchime Studios at Granton Harbour in the capital city. Their sound is defined by dynamic song writing, textured layers of vintage guitars and synthesisers, and reverb laden three-part vocal harmonies. Their second album “Moonglass” will be released in September 2021.
https://www.instagram.com/magicgrassuk/
Vancouver-based multimedia collective Crack Cloud utilize the combined talents of various artists, filmmakers, musicians, and designers to deliver striking visuals and a core band that straddles art-rock and post-punk.
The group was originally formed by vocalist and drummer Zach Choy and keyboardist Mohammed Ali Sharar, who wanted an outlet to distract them from their spiraling drug habits. They quickly found other individuals with drug-related issues and some who were mental health workers, all of them wanting a project that would cultivate self-betterment and collectivism; among the second wave of members were guitarist Jon Varley and multi-instrumentalist Daniel Robertson.
Although the lineup was nebulous by nature, they quickly put together two EPs, Crack Cloud and Anchoring Point, which they collated into their eponymous debut album in 2018. After comprising over 20 members — with seven of those dedicated to touring — they began to expand on their sound and production technique, gearing up for the release of their second full-length, 2020’s Pain Olympics.
