Noisia comprise Dutch producers Thijs, Nik and Martijn. Largely regarded as one of the most distinctive, powerful acts to emerge in bass music, their production techniques are referenced and praised across the entire electronic music scene. Their extensive body of work also includes the game Devil May Cry and the Foreign Beggars collaboration I Am Legion.

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West Africa Democracy Radio (WADR), headquartered in Dakar, Senegal, is the main hub for news and information from West Africa and the Sahel. Broadcasting on 94.9 FM in English and French.

West Africa Democracy Radio (WADR) is a trans-territorial radio station set up to facilitate the exchange of development information between and among countries of West Africa, including Mauritania, Chad and Cameroon. WADR’s mission is to promote and defend the ideals of democratic and open societies, advocate for mutual understanding, respect between and among individuals and communities, promote peace and human security, transparency and accountability in governance, regional economic integration, and social and cultural development amongst the peoples of the region.

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The Son(s) released their self-titled album with Olive Grove in 2011 to much critical acclaim (thank you Drowned in Sound). 

The subsequent ten track mini LP, ‘Leviathan', recorded overwinter in an empty Edinburgh tenement, is a thing of real beauty and includes The List single of the month ‘If I Hear You Talk Apostrophes Again’ - “untrammelled DIY glam-strop” - (kudos Nicola Meighan).

The Son(s) second album, 'The Things I Love Are Not at Home' followed in 2014, which included collaborations with SAY Award winner RM Hubbert and Pete MacDonald (Randolph's Leap/State Broadcasters) and single ‘Death, With Castanets’ - “a giddy, all-too-brief slice of bookish, psychedelic pop”.

In 2018 & 19 a new line up of The Son(s) played several low-key shows supporting the likes of Kathryn Joseph, Randolphs Leap & RM Hubbert in Glasgow & Edinburgh - road testing a new set of songs. These songs are due to make up a new Son(s) LP, due to trouble your ears sometime before the apocalypse hits in the early 2020’s.
 

The List - "Grammatical funk, cross-dressing blues and skewed-folk despotism never sounded so full of the joys of spring" 

Daily Record - “So well crafted and honey-dipped in harmonies that it's hard to stay tethered to your home"

The Herald - “A psychedelic-folk wonderland, with vocals gorgeously behind the beat and music intrepidly ahead of the pack.”

Drowned in Sound - "...like the menopause in surround sound..”

Sudden Weather Change is a four-piece band from Iceland who have been active in the Reykjavik music scene since 2006. They met during their college years where they studied visual arts, which would later become one of the key elements of their music styles. Their sound is best described as loud, dark, atmospheric and fierce. They embrace elements of the 90s alt-rock aesthetic, turn up their guitars and show no mercy when it comes to feedback.   The goal was to make rock music but lately the band has found itself exploring more territories by expanding and collaborating with various groups and composers. 

The band is currently in the throws of releasing their second LP titled “Sculpture”, a process that started in the Greenhouse Studios in the summer of 2011. The band, along with two producers/composers Ben Frost and Þorbjörn G. Kolbrúnarsson continued working on the ever-expanding soundscape the band has organically developed into. You can look at music as an atmospheric force that changes with experimentation and sensation at any given time. 

In 2010 Sudden Weather Change were awarded an Icelandic Music Award for best new act, so now is the time to put the accolade to good use. Consisting of four firm friends the band is an ever evolving creature ready to really give this whole music thing a kick up the arse. 


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