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A Love From Outer Space drops into Glasgow tonight (Friday 8th November) for it's Bi-Monthly residency at one of Glasgow's great club spaces The Berkeley Suite with residents Andrew Weatherall and Sean Johnston behind the controls. Beginning in 2010 in a residency within the intimate neo-dinge of Stoke Newington’s The Waiting Room, A Love from Outer Space was originally brought together by the advent of an excitement held for sounds situated within the mid-tempo frame; a lower BPM statute which has accented the astral, the headlong and the brawny, melding disco’s drive and glossy gestures, the cosmic glints of kosmische, thunderous dub-sonority, and intrepid post-punk bombast with proto-house and that of acid-house; the background of perennial residents and night owners, Andrew Weatherall and Sean Johnston. The pair held a mutual regard for Adrian Sherwood records and moved in the same circles for a number of years before ‘the oasis of slowness’, offered by AL...

A Love From Outer Space drops into Glasgow tonight (Friday 12th April) for it's Bi-Monthly residency at one of Glasgow's great club spaces The Berkeley Suite with residents Andrew Weatherall and Sean Johnston behind the controls. Beginning in 2010 in a residency within the intimate neo-dinge of Stoke Newington’s The Waiting Room, A Love from Outer Space was originally brought together by the advent of an excitement held for sounds situated within the mid-tempo frame; a lower BPM statute which has accented the astral, the headlong and the brawny, melding disco’s drive and glossy gestures, the cosmic glints of kosmische, thunderous dub-sonority, and intrepid post-punk bombast with proto-house and that of acid-house; the background of perennial residents and night owners, Andrew Weatherall and Sean Johnston. The pair held a mutual regard for Adrian Sherwood records and moved in the same circles for a number of years before ‘the oasis of slowness’, offered by ALFOS ...

Naïve returns this autumn with a slightly deeper focus, hoping to build on the Gallic interpretations of House and Electro that they’ve offered in the past. French Touch was always one community's interpretation of multiple strands of electronic music; space disco, sound scapes and filter effects merged with the influences of Chicago and Detroit. They hope to embrace that spirit of variety as they move forward, firstly presenting two fine examples of deep, disco dyed House in Tensnake and Tiger & Woods this Saturday (13th October) at Chambre 69 in Glasgow. You can’t really introduce Tensnake without mention of his stellar ‘Coma Cat’ production of 2010. The track brought him to the forefront of electronic music, with a ubiquitous presence whether in credible end of year compilation charts or on mainstream radio. His success helped push contemporaries like Soul Clap and the Wolf & Lamp crew forward, entrenching a trend for rich, deep beats and slow disco in...