Our good friends Luke & Rusty serve up another couple of hours worth of music and shenanigans, plus win a couple of tickets for Apple Cart festival!!! Welsh crate digger, You Must Create founder and designer, Fraser Moss drops by with a fistfull of his 7 inches and a bit of informal chittery-chattery, S.C.U.M keyboard botherer Sam 7 with a mix of motor-psychedlicacies, The Horrors Tom Furse with the weather, and thorough traffic analysis from their sonic advisor and rouge aficionado, Chris Rotter.

Inverted Audio and 44 are proud to host an evening of live electronic music from Coma, Tobias Thomas and Roosevelt as part of the c/o pop Festival Tour. Featuring a headline set from one of the leading lights of Kompakt, the influential Cologne techno-pop label.

Idle Fret turn up the voltage, with a headline set from goth types Electricity In Our Homes as well as a DJ set from Dalston’s slackest, Male Bonding and much more.

That includes live sets from Stephen Hudson, Brothers Rasputin the imaginatively monikered, One Eyed Wayne.

With his own brand of incredibly textural glitch pop, combining live instruments and synths, talented Sydney-based producer Oliver Tank creates soundscapes akin to waking dreams. This will be a London debut for a talent that has been hotly tipped by the likes of Mary-Anne Hobbs and Jen Long on Radio 1.

Also on the night will be performances by minimalist classical group Cyrus Of The Sun and electronic wizards Moscow Youth Culture, with Monkey Suit Dj’s taking you through till closing.

It’s hard to believe Field Day will be celebrating their sixth year this Summer, and with their best line-up ever no less! Franz Ferdinand, Beirut, Metronomy, SBTRKT, Modeselektor, Mazzy Star and Grimes are just the tip of the iceberg! Today’s official pre-party will provide a stripped down taste of the festival, with a very rare DJ set from last year’s headliners Wild Beasts, and three bands who are very much in the ascendancy.

Tickets can also be purchased from the bar at the lowest price available, while stocks last.

As well as playing bass for one of the hottest bands on the planet, soon to be seen rocking Field Day, Olugbenga has also proven himself to be a mean party DJ. The ASBO residents have often played Metronomy records, alongside the best disco re-edits and balearica, so it’s a match made in Heaven.

Support on the night comes from Riotous Rockers and Alvin C.

One of the keenest eyes for indie talent around, Kick Back have spotted the likes of Jamie N Commons, King Charles and Jeremy Warmsley on their way up. Tonight’s headliners feature a Three Trapped Tiger on drums, playing alongside much-loved singer-songwriter Mark Corbett.

Imagine Scott Walker fronting The Associates and then covering David Bowie’s Cat People, but straight outta Kernow, and you’ve got Trelawney. With support from the UK’s answer to Devo; Cop on The Edge and special guests.

The Cornish band have a penchant for melodramatic pop songs and the ominously titled Beast of the Black Heath is no different.

The Team behind some of London’s biggest piss-ups are back, rinsing Camden as a part of the Lock’s 10th Birthday. Prepare for a one-off Tracksuit/Sportswear themed rule-breaker, with alcohol-based prizes for the best garms, sleazy round-stretcher cocktails and loads of BOOM Tunes!

The line up includes a solo set courtesy of Luke Brennan from London punk punk outfit Zulu. Throughout the day there will also be performances from a wild menagerie of talent comprised of Laura Fraser, Daddy Nature (Urban Nerds), Luis Felber (Turbogeist), Dan Mead, Danny Boy (Sensible Sundays), DJ Minimilk (Off Modern), Isabella Ramsay, Kelly Stik, Stix In The Mix, Oscar Tuttiet (Nice-Life), David Ashby, Will Skillz, and Tomus Frog (Got Rot / Sensible Sundays).