Whomp III: Vent / Dephicit / Spenghead / Tryptich / UK Glitch Hop DJs @ Relay, 23 March, 10pm-5am - FREE PARTY!

WHOMP celebrates being voted Best UK Glitch Hop night with a FREE PARTY at a new venue, Relay in Shoreditch, on Saturday 23 March. It's Dephicit's first London gig alongside Spenghead, residents Vent, Tryptich, our very own Mikes Wallis B2B Lumo and Morbidly Obese Midget plus Oik. You actually can't go wrong!

Vent (Resident)

http://soundcloud.com/vent

Dephicit

http://soundcloud.com/dephicit_production

Spenghead

http://soundcloud.com/spenghead

Tryptich (Resident)

http://soundcloud.com/tryptich

Mike Wallis & Lumo (Resident)

http://soundcloud.com/colony-productions

Morbidly Obese Midget

http://soundcloud.com/morbidlyobesemidget

Oik

http://soundcloud.com/oika

http://www.facebook.com/events/273802082752226/?fref=ts 

@ RELAY

33 Bermondsey Street

London Bridge

SE1 3JW

http://www.cable-london.com/club/relay

10pm-5am

FREE PARTY!

1st Birthday Party & Awards photos @ Juno, London, Friday 15 February

UK Glitch Hop Award

Standard&Push - Best Remix

Orangudan

Tryptich picks up Best Night for Whomp

Itchy & Skratchy - Best DJs 

Lone Drum / Lumo

William Breakspear + Morbildy Obese Midget

Terrorbyte + Automaton LIVE

William Breakspear

Your Niece

Skanky Panky Represent

Yes!

Whomp II: Reso, Vent, Krossbow, William Breakspear, Tryptich, Mike Wallis b2b Lumo

The first Whomp in October has already become a thing of legend, with Opiuo blowing the building off the basement of PlanB in Brixton for his first ever London show (read our review here).

Tickets are now on sale for the second edition on 28 December and likely to sell out quick with headliners Reso plus UK Glitch Hop favourites Vent, Krossbow, William Breakspear of Skanky Panky, Tryptich, Mike Wallis of Colony Productions and Lumo completing the bill. Should be a gone one to work off all that turkey and cheese....

Opiuo (Copyright: watchlooksee)

International glitch heads will know of Reso from his remix of Koan Sound's 80s Fitness, while his debut album Tangram came out on Civil Music last month. As you can hear from the clip below, like label-mate Om Unit he inhabits a liminal space of bass that nods between house, twostep, future hop and mid tempo without ever being too tied down.