They're back. Local heroes, acid house pioneers and sample masters the Utah Saints are coming back to Shuffle for another evening of their riotous party grooves!

Gomez are to release a 10th Anniversary Edition of their Mercury Prize-winning debut of 1998, Bring It On.

The new version of the much-acclaimed record will feature bonus material including b-sides from the era and BBC session tracks never previously released. The special-edition album - released on two discs - will be yours to own from August 25.

The legendary Jump Around traffic light party returns. Use our simple pulling method, find happiness.

Get ready for a bargain basement trip down a hazy memory lane. Original UG ressies Maley and Geoff Ticehurst spit out their pipes, kick off their slippers, and put their teeth back in, in preperation for devilish

Howard plays a unique blend of sexy, funky, vocal driving house with influences from the Chicago luminaries and the french 'naked' house sound. Howard began his illustrious career as a dj, playing at any party he could barge his way into, commandeering turntables just to play out to a crowd, such was his passion

Uprising is one heck of a rave. Thirteen years in the business and still going strong, they sure know how to party. A period of time that has seen some of the most intense lunacy known to mankind, a gleeful hedonistic appetite that would revile Hunter S Thompson and a brut

Off The Rails is best described as a clubbing community run by clubbers for clubbers,
put together by a small group of like minded, innovative clubbers who are determined to make the experience about the people that come through the door and not about themselves. Still very active on the clubbing scene they know what makes a night work and they don’t fail to deliver!

Inspired by funk and soul artists such as Raul Midon and The Isley Brothers, the band has created a truly distinctive sound. With a down-to-earth feel and an air of simplicity, their music is the perfect soundtrack for any occasion. They are Bohemian Mods.

Who would have thought it all those years ago when Zogg first started at the Otherside (RIP) that we'd still be here? Not us, that's for sure! But eight years, eight venues, eighty parties, a record label, not to mention front covers of the local paper involving the Dalai Lama, trips to India, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Thailand, Poland and the Czech Republic and a lot lot more and we're getting ready to take off once again...

"The Big Apple's best-kept secret" - NME

"Jeffrey Lewis - Best Indie Album of 2002; like his drawings, his music is witty, animated and true." - New York Daily News

"Bizarre but brilliant. Jeffrey Lewis could well be [New York's] ace in the hole." - Uncut

Armed with heartbreaking melodies, crashing drums and a tornado of white noise, Glasvegas are the thrilling sound of young Scotland. Well-versed in rock's rich history, they marry classic 50's songwriting with the sinister fuzz of Suicide and the Velvets.

‘A sparkling debut ep, honest yet epic times. One heck of a reminder that, when it's not aimed straight at the radio, pop needn't be a dirty word'

Kerrang

Wiley is one of the original founders of what is now known as 'Grime' music. Traversing from the massive Pay As U Go Cartel to start up his own crew with the Roll Deep Entourage. His debut album 'Treddin On Thin Ice', released through XL, brought his unique "Eski beat" sound to the world and has cememnted him as one of the most innovative producers ever in British electronic music. Co-producer on the certified Silver selling 'In At The Deep End' LP from Roll Deep showed a versatility to not only his lyrical content but also his musical sound.

 

"1965, that was the year Vietnam hotted up," explains Jak Payne, guitarist with The Metros, the teenaged south London five-piece who count Squeeze, Ian Dury and the Beastie Boys among their biggest influences. We're sitting outside a pub near Oxford Circus, enjoying one of the few sunny afternoons of July. Jak and his songwriting partner, vocalist Saul Adamczewski,

Spiritual home to the sexiest friendliest bassline house lovers in the UK.

Plug hits the grand old age of three years this September! Since opening Plug has offered Sheffield and the North of England as a whole a brilliant party concept. There have been magnificent live performances; it was Plug that was requested by both Groove Armada and the Prodigy when compiling an intimate showcase for their sound, both adding incendiary performances with the latter's vitriolic effort selling out in less than an hour!

Plug's Birthday sold out in record time this year, all the tickets flying through the doors seven weeks before the show! Consequently the Sheffield powerhouse didn't want to leave any further clubbers disappointed and has come up with a crafty scheme to ensure that a few more party fanatics can scramble their way into the biggest event of the year for the Steel City.

Swedish indie pop artist Lykke Li Zachrisson (better known as Lykke Li) grabbed the attention of bloggers the world over in the early 2000s with a handful of catchy and genuinely impressive retro-chic singles made available on her MySpace profile.

Iglu & Hartly are the Californian five piece whose unashamedly pop songs are laced with a wide variety of influences tailor made to induce dancing amongst the audience. The sound of frat parties exploding into the charts, their heady mix of 80s influenced snyth pop, new wave, Hip-Hop, disco and half sung half rapped vocals ensures a stunning rapport with the audience and party manifesto hurling from the off.

Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement.

‘We’re the PlayStation generation/Xboxed up on your CCTV/You can file us under hoodie or Asbo as you take away our identity’, sings Natty on his song ‘Coloured Souls’.

Jake Burns formed Stiff Little Fingers (the band's name was taken from a 1977 Vibrators lyric "If it wasn't for your stiff little fingers nobody would know you were dead"...) In 1978 after seeing the Clash play in his hometown Belfast, and the band released the classic Suspect Device and Alternative Ulster singles that year.

Found lurking in the creative laboratory known as the ‘deadmau5 disco den of despair and inequity' this creative ingenue runs the gamut of beats unlike any other. Since his inception deadmau5 has stormed our planet with chart topping action and playlists from the best of the best.

In keeping with the sound of his new album, "Slime & Reason," the show will built around a soundsystem feel, focussing more on electronics, dub and crashing beats than the live band sound he employed last time out. As he's shown recently at shows like the "iTunes London Live" festival, Rodney Smith has never enjoyed playing live more. The tour will be a whistle stop journey through fistfuls of classic Manuva tracks plus ample material from the new album.

Singer-songwriters are meant to trade in whimsical pleasures, in the soft strums of a guitar, in worlds so delicate and small they could shatter at a single touch. Martha Wainwright doesn't trade alongside them. Back with a second record that's both tender and tough, beautiful and brutal, and simmering with invention and confidence, Martha forgot to read the rulebook.

To describe the last 6 months for Team Waterpolo as a whirlwind would be an understatement; A category five hurricane would probably be closer to the truth. It started with a chance rendezvous of three old school friends in July 2007, all sharing a desire to get back to what they did as teenagers: playing around in a band

Dizzee Rascal is tearing up all the rule books and setting the music world alight with his raw talent. His thought-provoking lyrics, distinctively piercing and poignant delivery, and original production have made him one of the hottest new stars of the urban scene.

There aren't many rock bands on this planet that wouldn't like to be regarded as unique. Of course, in these times of nostalgia and endlessly recycled ideas, very few actually deserve that description. Finland's Apocalyptica deserve it more than most.

The Saw Doctors are the latest in this strangely noble line...They are not loud or angry, or vigorously uncompromising. They have no image, message of "attitude"...