GALA announces 2019 lineup

GALA Festival has announced their May Bank Holiday lineup, inspired by historic house and disco parties of New York and Chicago. Returning to Peckham Rye is Honey Dijon who’s feverish offering last year saw revellers packed into the Pleasure Dome, along with Horse Meat Disco, Midland, Mr Scruff, Crazy P and Raw Silk. For the

Powder, Dave Harvey, Telephones, Bawrut and Psychemagik all booked for The Masked Ball

The festival takes place just outside the Cornish fishing village of Porthleven.  With an intimate capacity of 3000, The Masked Ball is a three-day festival boasting a 24-hour license and is populated with ‘dressed-to-excess ballers’. Across the musical programming, attendees will catch performances from Body Hammer, Felix Dickinson, John Gomez, Bawrut, Telephones, Dave Harvey, Powder,

Field Maneuvers reveals first names for 2019 with Ben UFO, Luke Slater, DJ Stingray and Peach

Returning residents Ryan Elliott, Ben Sims, Nick Höppner and Shanti Celeste are also booked to play.  Marking their seventh edition, Field Maneuvers invites The Black Madonna, Anastasia Kristensen, Eris Drew, Or:la, Teki Latex, Iona, Kiara Scuro, Brackles, Jaye Ward, Hannah Holland and Dan Beaumont to the secret location situated just 45 minutes from the M25. 

The Lowdown: Netsh

Citing Aphex Twin and Venetian Snares as influences, French musician Netsh has been capturing attention with his robotic, otherworldly productions that are reminiscent of the early Detroit electro days. Releasing his debut album ‘Neural Netshworks’ on La Chinerie’s Comic Sans Recordings late last year, the inimitable producer has quickly followed up with an outstanding collection

Logos announces sophomore album ‘Imperial Flood’ on Different Circles

The album follows his influential debut album ‘Cold Mission’ which was released five years ago.  Landing on Different Circles, the label Logos heads up alongside Mumdance, ‘Imperial Flood’ takes inspirations from modern speculative literature including writing by Jeff VanderMeer, Christopher Priest, Lando and JG Ballard. The Erosion and Chain Reaction back catalogues, experimental computer music