Bloc unveil more guests
- PublishedWed, Nov 12, 2008, 14:00
- WordsResident Advisor
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- Carl Craig, Metro Area, Egyptian Lover and Modeselektor are amongst the names that will grace Minehead's Butlins resort next year.
- Organisers of next March's Bloc Weekend have steadily been trickling out additions to their line-up, which now included heavyweight bookings such as Carl Craig, Daniel Bell and Robert Hood. The aforementioned guests will stoke interest with the Detroit techno fans out there, but there's so many other great acts on what we can only describe as a pretty stellar bill. Dubstep thrills are aplenty, with a large Bristol presence from producers such as Pinch, Appleblim, Joker and Peverelist. In what is an uncommon move on the dubstep scene, both Rusko and 2562 will play live, whilst the capital city is represented by Kode9 and dancefloor wrecker Coki. Lee 'Scratch' Perry and Scientist will being some actual dub to proceedings, and old-school electro is well represented with appearances from Egyptian Lover, Arabian Prince and Dynamix II. In a change from last year's event, Italo and disco acts are now amongst the acts that will be playing, with scene ambassadors Metro Area and I-F joining relative newcomers Heartbreak at the holiday camp. With other additions coming from DJ Godfather, 4Hero, Pole, Redshape and 2 Bad Mice, Bloc is undoubtedly going to be one messy weekend for the electronic music fans that will be in attendance.
- Fri, Mar 13, 2009
Bloc Weekend 2009 - Day 1
Aphex Twin, Future Sound Of London, Jamie Lidell, Carl Craig, Afrika Bambaataa, Skream, Benga, Metro Area, 4 Hero, Busy P, Egyptian Lover, Daniel Bell, Heartbreak, I-F, Lee 'Scratch' Perry, Digital Mystikz, Coki, Rusko, Ed Rush, Optical, Mad Professor, Plastician, Pole, Modeselektor, Beardyman, Richard Devine, Tim Exile, Pinch, Jamie Vex'd, Appleblim, Peverelist, Robert Hood, Ben Sims, Surgeon, Redshape, James Ruskin, Colin Dale, Steve Strawberry, Alex Downey, Martyn, Rustie, Hudson Mohawke, Jackmaster, DJ Godfather, Ulrich Schnauss, Rob Hall, Transparent Sound, Ceephax Acid Crew, Cosmic Force, Ital Tek, Alexander Robotnick, 2 Bad Mice, Rob Da Bank, Drums Of Death, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Full Nelson, Andy Blake, October, Emptyset, P45, AGT Rave Cru, Electro Elvis, Billy Nasty, Radioactive Man, Jerome Hill, James Tec, Joe Hart
- Sat, Mar 14, 2009
Bloc Weekend 2009 - Day 2
Aphex Twin, Future Sound Of London, Jamie Lidell, Carl Craig, Afrika Bambaataa, Skream, Benga, Metro Area, Busy P, Egyptian Lover, Daniel Bell, Heartbreak, I-F, Lee 'Scratch' Perry, Digital Mystikz, Coki, Rusko, Ed Rush, Optical, Mad Professor, Plastician, Pole, Modeselektor, Beardyman, Richard Devine, Tim Exile, Pinch, Jamie Vex'd, Appleblim, Peverelist, Robert Hood, Ben Sims, Surgeon, Redshape, James Ruskin, Colin Dale, Steve Strawberry, Alex Downey, Martyn, Rustie, Hudson Mohawke, Jackmaster, DJ Godfather, Ulrich Schnauss, Rob Hall, Transparent Sound, Ceephax Acid Crew, Cosmic Force, Ital Tek, Alexander Robotnick, 2 Bad Mice, Rob Da Bank, Drums Of Death, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Full Nelson, Andy Blake, October, Emptyset, P45, AGT Rave Cru, Electro Elvis, Billy Nasty, Radioactive Man, Jerome Hill, James Tec, Joe Hart
- Sun, Mar 15, 2009
Bloc Weekend 2009 - Day 3
Aphex Twin, Future Sound Of London, Jamie Lidell, Carl Craig, Afrika Bambaataa, Skream, Benga, Metro Area, Busy P, Egyptian Lover, Daniel Bell, Heartbreak, I-F, Lee 'Scratch' Perry, Digital Mystikz, Coki, Rusko, Ed Rush, Optical, Mad Professor, Plastician, Pole, Modeselektor, Beardyman, Richard Devine, Tim Exile, Pinch, Jamie Vex'd, Appleblim, Peverelist, Robert Hood, Ben Sims, Surgeon, Redshape, James Ruskin, Colin Dale, Steve Strawberry, Alex Downey, Martyn, Rustie, Hudson Mohawke, Jackmaster, DJ Godfather, Ulrich Schnauss, Rob Hall, Transparent Sound, Ceephax Acid Crew, Cosmic Force, Ital Tek, Alexander Robotnick, 2 Bad Mice, Rob Da Bank, Drums Of Death, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Full Nelson, Andy Blake, October, Emptyset, P45, AGT Rave Cru, Electro Elvis, Billy Nasty, Radioactive Man, Jerome Hill, James Tec, Joe Hart