Ollie Turbitt is a composer, writer, and multi-instrumentalist based in Edinburgh, UK. As well as providing guitar and bass duties for a handful of local bands, he has pursued a fluctuating solo career in avant-garde exploration. Under the pseudonyms Oxhead, Sforza Gramsci, OJ Turbitt, Hermetic Gaze and others, his self-released cassettes, USBs and digital albums have aimed to express the ideas of cultural memory and altered consciousness through improvisation, sound collage, ambient textures, laptop experimentation and field recordings. 
Ollie also runs the DIY tape imprint Dead Hound Records, which serves as a vehicle for his own material as well as a platform for promoting an increasing list of international experimental acts.

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bandcamp : https://downstate.bandcamp.com/ 
Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/artist/1DzvzhmtftlLfT2Yz7ZcLa

Gus Harrower is widely regarded as one of Scotland’s most innovative young musicians. Since the release of his debut EP in 2015, he has become a regular feature of the Edinburgh music scene and has made a name for himself, performing in a range of venues across the country; from Sneaky Pete’s in Edinburgh, to Glasgows 02, and most notably, a packed out Wembley Arena. He kick-started 2018 with his sophomore EP, Where We Were, venturing into a darker, more politicised approach to songwriting.

The success of his latest EP has landed him a nomination alongside breakthrough artists Lewis Capaldi and Callum Beattie in the Scottish Alternative Music Awards. While his experience touring with Hit The Road was one of many catalysts for his mature development between his two EP’s.

Having recently drawn comparisons to Bon Iver and Jack Garrett, his ability to write and perform infectious anthems has been recognised on BBC Radio Scotland as Janice Forsyth’s song of the week.

His strength as an artist lies, not just in his technical skill but in his versatility. From melancholic melodies to upbeat rap collaborations his skill for taking listeners on a voyage through his personal experience is formidable. As a pianist, his marriage of jazzy pop and classical training produces a captivating unpredictability tied, invariably, to a gripping and cathartic resolution.
Continuing to hone old tracks and create new ones, Gus Harrower will soon produce one of the most fluid and mesmerising debut albums of the year.

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Karma for Vandals was founded in early 2017. After having been active in Edinburgh’s music scene for a number of years as part of assorted bands, ensembles and productions, we decided to focus on creating an immersive live show through a combination of samples and performed music. Working in Edinburgh, Dundee and Aberdeen has allowed the lineup to solidify to include other music students from Aberdeen university, which has given us the chance to experiment with multiple genres including Post-Rock, Shoegaze, Psychedelic, Funk and Grunge. Karma for Vandals often incorporates visual media into their live shows, furthering the instrumental impact. The use of colour and lighting over transitioning images reflects the diversifying soundscape, adding to the overall live experience. 
Members
Scott Bathgate (Guitar/Keys/Playback)
Duncan Burgess (Guitars)
Michael Miller (Bass) 
Murray Bartle (Drums/Percussion) 

Sean Warrington (Visual Media)

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