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Not Quite Disco was founded in 2015, and has since pulled out the stops breaking out unheard rarities from the world’s disco, funk and soul music scene. The podcast pays homage to the greatest music from the past, through perhaps an unhealthy obsession of scouring the world for songs that time has forgot. Our hope for the Not Quite Disco podcast series is simple, we just want to warm up your night with the sweet sounds of history’s culture, through the people, events and music that make it so great.

A London-based, one-man machine. No Gods Here weave discordant soundscapes to soundtrack these, the end of days.

A melting pot of influences, genres and sounds. Electronica rubs shoulders with industrial, instrumental, post-rock and neon-splashed rave. There is no prejudice, all are welcome here.

New Zealander.  Dimmer Straitjacket Fits etc.. New album "Offsider" soon


I am a musician from Aotearoa - New Zealand.

DJ // Remixer // Vinyl Junkie



Heroes:

Larry Levan, Stevie Wonder, F.G.T.H., Francis Grasso, Ron Hardy, Norman Whitfield, Earth Wind &amp; Fire, Joaquin "Joe" Claussell, Prince, Brian Eno, Michael Jackson, Norman Harris, Josh Milan, Kraftwerk, Kenny Dope, Walter Gibbons, Nile Rodgers, Bernard Edwards, Kevin Hedge, Randy Muller, Patrick Adams, Peter Brown, Tears For Fears, Nicky Siano, Giorgio Moroder, Kevin Saunderson, The Police, James Brown, Arthur Russell, Chaka Khan, Jephté Guillaume, Trevor Horn, The Clash, Danny Krivit, Louie Vega, Dan Hartman, Frankie Knuckles, Tom Moulton, David Morales, Tee Scott, Francois Kevorkian, David Mancuso, Wally Badarou... too many to mention...

Gold Digger are one of London’s most exciting bands, currently on course to explode all over the music world.

The band fuses a conventional band set-up of vocals (Steve Beales, Stephanie Smart), drums (Simon Mooney), Guitar (Anton Howarth) and bass (Richard Snelgrove) together with an electronic mesh of live programming.

Gold Digger recently finished their second album ‘Get It Together’ with Jon Astley (The Who, David Bowie). Most of these tracks were rehearsed and polished at the Premises, East London (Klaxons, Hot Chip, Unkle) over the course of 2007.

The band are now set to deliver a series of exciting series of live performances, with more details of forthcoming festivals soon.

In short, Gold Digger are:

Underground parties. Raucous gigs. Girls dancing on tables. Gangs of moshing hoodies. Blissed out club kids. Head-banging ex-punks. Grooving, long-haired stoners. Untimely arrests. Babies. Egos. Split ups. Breakdowns. Wonderful reunions. Music from the hybrid soul of a 21st century metropolis.

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