Rebel Soul
The Power of Loud: Fighting Fascism with Bass
by ellierogers
Sound system culture has been used for generations, and continues to be used as a tool for political resistance against white supremacist capitalism. Join
Jacksa
by ellierogers
Deep, wiggy and a little bit twisted. Jack blends house, techno, trippy rollers, and bass music, all delivered with love, weird precision, and a
FM Arlo
by ellierogers
Sheffield based, Bristol-tainted DJ and producer FM Arlo predominantly lurks in the shadowy areas of techno, ambient and bass music. They are a slut
Indekorosa
by ellierogers
Indekorosa brings raw, sweat-slicked techno to the dancefloor — tough-edged but tender, political but playful. A transfeminist raver from Italy, she sees DJing as
Pammy
by ellierogers
Pammy is at her best exploring the sweet spot between gritty subweighty underground sounds and techno past and present. She recently opened the main
Minimal Faff
by ellierogers
Manchester punk trio known for their melody-driven vocals and unrelenting live performances. They deliver a stomping, in-your-face sound with equal parts grit and political
WILYAM
by amiawatling
WILYAM is a music producer and multi-instrumentalist from Uzbekistan with over 10 years of experience in the music industry. His sound blends live traditional
Annida b2b Somatic (Dance Against Racism)
by ellierogers
Part of the Dance Against Racism Takeover. Percussion-centred global music traveller Somatic goes back to back with DJ & sonic storyteller Annida. Together they
Sweat The System
by ellierogers
Sweat the System is a ritual. For centuries, cultures around the world have used collective movement and music to build resilience, joy, and righteous
Mazza
by ellierogers
Blending heavy, ravey & housey beats and diverse sounds they draw from their African-Arab roots, blur boundaries, and keep things fresh.
Hard Ballet
by ellierogers
Hard Ballet residents FM Arlo and Jacksa lurk in the shadowy areas of techno and bass music. Their b2bs weave low slung weight, sideways
Should We Abolish Schools?
by ellierogers
Education is a human right, but for too many young people school isn’t a place they can learn or thrive. And for an increasing