Episode 4 - glimpse.london's monthly underground house & techno show.

2 hours of uninterrupted underground house and techno. Coming live from the Farringdon London studios of MusicBoxRadio.co.uk.

A reflection of their love of bass-heavy grooves and funk-infused rhythms that firmly target the club. Brought to you by glimpse.london's Pete O'Callaghan & Anthony Sergeant.

glimpse.london | Episode 4 | MusicBoxRadio

Episode 7 - glimpse.london's monthly underground house & techno show.

2 hours of uninterrupted underground house and techno. Coming live from the Farringdon London studios of MusicBoxRadio.co.uk.

A reflection of their love of bass-heavy grooves and funk-infused rhythms that firmly target the club. Brought to you by glimpse.london's Pete O'Callaghan & Anthony Sergeant.

Playlist includes house and techno from the past and present incl. Ion Ludwig, Appleblim, Nick Curly, Peace Division, Inland Knights, Berkson & What, OMRI, Mees Javios, Lee Burton, Jancen, End Train, Bailey Ibbs, Ninetree, Ariel Boy, Buogo, Ben Lee...

glimpse.london | House & Techno Show | Episode 7 | MusicBoxRadio

glimpse.london was founded by vinyl store and record label owner Anthony Sergeant and his wife Helena. After nearly a decade running MAD Records in the heart of London's West End, they built deep connections within the electronic music scene - producers, DJs, and agents who became not just industry peers, but lifelong friends.

The record shop soon became the nucleus for three record labels, most notably Glimpse Recordings. Its debut release - a collaboration between Anthony and longtime friend Tom Yardley quickly gained momentum, finding its way into the playlist of many high profile DJ of the moment.

Now, after years away from the scene, glimpse.london returns as a duo: Pete O'Callaghan & Anthony Sergeant. Their 20+ year friendship and shared passion for electronic music fuel dynamic, focused, and collaborative DJ sets - without taking themselves too seriously.

With past appearances at Matter (London), Standon Calling Festival (UK), Ministry of Sound (London), Watergate (Berlin), Harry Klein (Munich), and The Rex Club (Paris), their ethos remains unchanged:

Let the music speak for itself.
Reject the cult of personality.

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