Joining the musical dots across the Irish Sea, Saturday Night Gym Club is an Anglo-Irish collective of electronic storytellers. They deftly weave threads of organic pop brilliance into the fabric of bass-heavy dancefloor euphoria. Emerging from the dry ice, you hear irresistibly catchy vocal melodies. A galaxy of assorted synths, drum machines and violins form textures which are state-of-the-art and deeply resonant. SNGC's material was self-produced on an array of machines, in a multitude of locations, with no fixed studio. Each musical thread therefore inherits the inevitable influence of the environment in which it was created. Hours upon hours spent on crawling trains, endless conference calls and too many emails. From this pandemonium, something eloquent, unique and beautiful emerged. The new track ‘I know’ features the enchanting voice of singer-songwriter Ellie Walker. It sports analogue synth parts written on the Northwest tip of Ireland, with drums engineered on a flight into Edinburgh. Fresh from their performance at BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend you can now catch them live at Live Fest, London’s biggest indoor festival is set to take the O2 by storm this July.

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Shortly after the advent of the wax recording cylinder, a group of enterprising young ploughwrights, poets and panel-beaters began a conquest to bring the finest sonic cuts to their hungry townsfolk. That historic meeting in the snug of a windswept Pennine tavern was when quill was first put to parchment and Music Cuisine began to assemble their eclectic menu.

In place of black peas and butter pie came sizzling electronica and simmering post-rock. The people turned their back on throdkins and stew & hard to get their laughing gear round something substantial. As the intoxicating fumes billowed into the sky, local mill workers downed tools and danced brazenly on the cobblestones, forming the first recorded circle pit. Music Cuisine had arrived... and they are now ready to fill your hungry bellies.

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