The legendary Beats In Space presented by the equally legendary (if not for his music, for his awkward banter) Tim Sweeney, welcomed Matthew Dear to the show for a two part mix last week. The mix features some amazing music from the likes of Soul Clap, Mark E, Tensnake, Moodymann, Anthony Shakir & beyond…

Stream // Download it here

Matthew Dear plays for us in Birmingham with Mark E in support on Thursday March 17th at The Hare and Hounds. More information can be found here

THIS IS TMRW presents
ASCENSION.

Sunday March 27th
MISSING Nightclub (Upstairs) // Hurst St.
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THIS IS TMRW will be joining the dots between House, Disco, Future Bass & Techno for our first ever club-night.

Here’s an idea of what we’ll be playing…………………………….

Actress // Aeroplane // Alan Braxe // Azari & III // Caribou // Casio Kids // Cassius // Danny Krivit // Deadboy // Derrick May // Floating Points // Four Tet // Frankie Knuckles // Hercules & Love Affair // Holy Ghost // Hot Chip // Illija Rudman // James Blake // Jamie XX / Jamie Woon // Joy.O // Juan Atkins // Julio Bashmore // Kyle Hall // Kerri Chandler // LCD Soundsystem // LONE // Mark – E // Motor City Drum Ensemble // Ramadanman // Soul Clap // Tensnake // Theo Parrish // Todd Terje // Toro Y Moi // Twin Shadow // Washed Out and soooooooooooooooo much more…………..

Obviously we’re massively biased, but this is gonna be ace!

Capacity is limited………………..70 people only!

Entrance is the small change in your back pocket.

If it goes off…..Last Sunday of every month!

Doors 7pm

As ever artwork by Lewes Herriot

Dutch Uncles – Face In (Official Video)

Signed to the mighty Memphis Industries (Tokyo Police Club, Cymbals Eat Guitars, Field Music etc.), DUTCH UNCLES have plenty in common with their fellow Mancs ‘Everything Everything’ – Offering up massive shiny pop tunes soaked nicely in raw new wave sensibilities and contemporary instrumentation – but for those of you who might find EE’s skitzoid falsettos and time signatures slightly grating, singer Duncan Wallis’ tender, heartfelt vocals evoke less of the ‘ahh that’s clever’ and more of the ‘ahhijustcame’, a la Mew…

We’re very happy to announce that DU are playing for This is Tmrw this Friday at The Victoria in promotion of their soon to be released debut record

If you haven’t grabbed a copy of Feb’s Brumnotes from your local establishment already, follow this link to read their recent interview with the band

Tour support comes from fellow Manc alt-heavyweights YOUNG BRITISH ARTISTS with local support from Brum’s sweaty, grinding electro-punkers DEATH OHH EFF

And remember to check out the Fb event page for full listing details (Tickets available HERE)

See you there!

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