Coming out with one of the most anticipated and long-awaited albums so far on Brainfeeder is Samiyam aka Sam Baker. “Sam Baker’s Debut Album” is 40 minutes of pure listening pleasure, a series of woozy, off-centre hip hop instrumentals.

Contact > marcus{at}littlebig.org.uk

65daysofstatic – the name still shrouded in inspirational ambiguity, the band still one of the most arresting live acts on the circuit – arrive at album four reborn. Following years of incessant touring, and three albums in as many years, their fourth is a fresh and ambitious proposition.

Contact > debbie{at}littlebig.org.uk

With a production style drawn from a myriad of influences that blur the boundaries between Electronica, Techno, Classical and Hip Hop. Expect the unexpected.

Contact > marcus{at}littlebig.org.uk

While his band are recording the next album, Andy Hung (one half of Fuck Buttons) is keeping the clubs jumping with an intoxicating blend of cosmic dance music.

Availability: Headline proposals welcome for 2011

Currently performing laptop DJ sets (as seen @ Traffic Festival Turin, ATP, Manchester Warehouse, State X New Forms Festival, Coachella, Oxegen, T In The Park, Bestival, Primavera, Alitalia, Melt, Matter) and select 'surround' shows with HECKER (Bloc, Strip, Dour, Sacrum Profanum, LEV)

Booking Contacts:
ned{at}littlebig.org.uk

Alongside fellow electronic mavericks and Warp Records stable mates Aphex Twin and Boards Of Canada, Autechre stand out like supernovas amid one of music's customarily starless constellations. Not that you'll find the Sheffield-via-Manchester duo of Sean Booth and Rob Brown gracing the pages of Heat magazine any day soon. Shrewd, sphinx-like and fiercely protective of their music, they nonetheless remain tantalizing, even awe-inspiring enigmas.

Contact > ned{at}littlebig.org.uk

Battles are: John Stanier of Helmet & Tomohawk + Ian Williams of Don Caballero + mysterious Dave Konopka..
Witnessing this band in full flow has a profound impact and is the key to their success. With the release of 'Mirrored' in 2007 and the infectious and otherworldly 'Atlas' single their status went from cult to crossover. Their influence is undeniable and obvious but there just ain't any other bands like Battles.

Contact > ned{at}littlebig.org.uk

Availability: Booking select DJ Sets

After the success of his breakthrough album Ambivalence Avenue, Bibio continues to push himself ever forward with his latest release on Warp, The Apple and the Tooth. Rumours of somekind of musical collaboration with Clark have surfaced, we can't wait to find out more!

Contact > sam{at}littlebig.org.uk

Availability: Booking select shows

Chris has build up a mind shattering live show now which he unleashes for lucky crowds now and again. 2009 was another prolific year for Clark with the release of excellent 'Growls Garden EP & Totems Flare Album both receiving critical acclaim as arguably his strongest work to date.

Contact > sam{at}littlebig.org.uk

DJ Rashad has been instrumental to the creation and evolution of Chicago Juke music and has been lifelong friends with other key players on the scene. With recent releases on Planet-Mu, Palms Out Sounds, Ghettophiles and Discobelle Records.

Contact > marcus{at}littlebig.org.uk

New forthcoming album (Details TBA this week), collaborations with Amon Tobin AKA Eskamon. Having already released tracks on Warp, Planet-Mu and remixed works by diverse artists such as Bibio, Spor, STS9, and Bar9, to name a few. Touring UK / Europe in October.

Contact > marcus{at}littlebig.org.uk

Availability: Select summer appearances

Initially the group was born as an outlet for their nihilistic-noise tendencies but quickly, the two Fuck Buttons realised they could harness the use of noise as a tool to immerse and evoke. The most exciting noise act to emerge of late?

Contact: Ned{at}littlebig.org.uk

THERE’S NO 666 IN OUTER SPACE

The California-based group's first release for Ipecac, There’s No 666 in Outer Space, sees longtime Hella members Zach Hill (drums) and Spencer Seim (guitar) joined by an extended line-up.

Hella's re-birth?
Kinda, they will be back to a duo in 2011 with new album and extended touring..

Contact > gee{at}littlebig.org.uk

Chicago Brainfeeder prodigy, taking you on a psychedelic journey radiating his emotions into your brain. Visual artist, musician, producer, and emcee hailing from Chicago's south side. Born June 7, 1989, he is the son of Robert Irving III, who played, composed, and produced for the legendary jazz musician Miles Davis in the early to late eighties

Contact > marcus{at}littlebig.org.uk

After causing all sorts of rumpus amongst the music press, club and fashion scenes alike back with the Access Rhythm EP, Detroit's Jimmy Edgar returned with a mini album - Bounce, Make, Model - 6 tracks of immaculate body rockin electron bump. Then in 2007 with the excellent Color Strip album. The Jimmy Edgar live experience is a delicious mix of retro electronic cool and raw futirism - like being inside a new level of Tron, co-written by Prince and Autechre

Contact sam{at}littlebig.org.uk

Availability: NOW BOOKING

Jon Hopkins makes powerfully emotive music that consistently crosses genres. A long-term collaborator of Brian Eno, his career has remained unpredictable, taking in collaborations with Wayne MacGregor, King Creosote and David Holmes; remixes for such varied artists as Wild Beasts, Nosaj Thing, James Yorkston and Four Tet; and film scores for directors including Peter Jackson and Gareth Edwards.

Contact sam{at}littlebig.org.uk

KILL SOUND BEFORE SOUND KILLS YOU
(violent sounds from violent fans, enemies, journalists, publicists, peers, and the kid) I'm getting tired of these "complex" artists. Complex is OK if the sounds have some musical quality. This guy has no talent -- unless the ability to string together bleeps and machinery hum is considered to be quality "music". You have to have a sense of humour to appreciate it, but I just love it. It's the sound of one man just being a right noisy bastard and making a bleedin' racket, in a creative way. This inaccessible stuff is what gives electronic music a bad name. Whatever happened to driving bass lines, rocking drum machines, and euphoric melodies?

Contact > gee{at}littlebig.org.uk

Manchester three-piece Kong’s relentless sonic assault against all things conventional and boring gathered momentum in 2009 with the release of their eagerly debut album, Snake Magnet.

Contact > debbie{at}littlebig.org.uk

Kwes is a record producer, songwriter & musician from South London. He has worked with a variety of artists/bands across the board includIng The XX, DELS, Jack Penate, Hot Chip, Micachu, Leftfield, Speech DeBelle and many more. As a solo artist he has released a single and EP with independent giant XL Recordings' offshoots Salvia and Young Turks to critical acclaim, and will be releasing a an album later this year.
Contact > marcus{at}littlebig.org.uk

Dundee resident Loops Haunt delivers glitched out beats over complex rhythmical structures to dazzle the senses and leave you somewhat bewildered. One of the freshest rising stars in the ever expanding neon dub hop world..

Contact: sam[at]littlebig.org.uk

Dark ambient mastermind Lustmord conquering the stages after thirty years of music... dont miss out on these very rare live performances!
now booking worldwide

Contact > gee{at}littlebig.org.uk

Travis Stewart aka Machinedrum has returned to the scene in a big way in 2010 with his 'Many Faces' EP for Lucky Me, the brilliant Sepalcure 12" for Hotflush and his new album 'Want To 1 2' for Normrex. Spanning a from a vast variety of influences from Nu-Disco to HipHop, R&B to Dubstep.

Contact > marcus{at}littlebig.org.uk

Merzbow the japanese noise god returns to a short Dezember tour accompanied by hungarian drummer Balazs Pandi, known for live shows with "Otto von Schirach" and "To live and shave in LA" aswell as his studio works on Venetian Snares album Pink+Green..

Contact > gee{at}littlebig.org.uk

Formed in August of 2007, the San Francisco trio of Jacob Long (bass), Daniel Martin-McCormick (vocals/guitar) and Damon Palermo (drums) has already issued a handful of limited 12" records on Lover's Rock (their own imprint), White Denim, and Hoss (not to mention a remix they did for Telepathe on Merok) as well as their first full-length "Watersports" and the "Echononecho" single on Quarterstick/Touch & Go in early 2009.
Contact > ned{at}littlebig.org.uk

Comprised of Raisa K, Marc Withasee & Micachu, the band began in 2009 halfway through the making of Micachu's debut release 'Jewellery' (Rough Trade) which she worked on with Matthew Herbert, resulting in half that album being recorded with The Shapes and half her own electronic solo work. Since then the band have toured extensively in the U.S., Europe & Australia.

Contact > ned{at}littlebig.org.uk

LittleBig will be booking on non-exclusive basis two great projects with MIKE PATTON, best known as the lead singer of the band Faith No More from 1988 to 1998. He has also handled lead vocals for Mr. Bungle, Tomahawk, Fantômas, Peeping Tom and lots others..
Also half founder and owner of Ipecac Recordings alongside Greg Werckman.

Contact > gee{at}littlebig.org.uk

Whilst finishing up a new album for Warp, Mira Calix has been building on the hugely successful collaboration with the London Sinfonietta by developing a smaller offshoot live project (booking showcase performances now). Mira is constantly DJing around Europe - from ambient / experimental nights to kick ass danefloor mayhem. Her solo live show has built into a force to be reckoned with - intense distorted electronic rhythms (with plenty of subbass) rolls under inventive melodic structures - unique visuals accompany the sound making it unforgettable.

Contact > sam{at}littlebig.org.uk

The shifting lineup of Icelandic experimental band Múm over the years has always added to their fragile skitish electro acoustic sound. Fusing chamber instruments and clever glitch-laden-rhythms with the soft tonal shapes of the bands various vocalists, only shows how masterful Mum are at balancing these most tricky of ingredients.

Contact: ned[at]littlebig.org.uk

Take Electro Bass Noise, Gore Grind, IDM Glitch, Calliope, Breakcore Gabber Jungle, Gangsta Rap, mix them all together and what you get? Otto Von Schirach’s Maxipad Detention of course!

Otto Von Schirach (half Cuban / half German) was born in 1978 in the swamp infested refugee world of Little Havana Miami. As a child his grandmother practiced Santeria and White Magic, which opened his eyes to the strange and bizarre....

Contact > gee{at}littlebig.org.uk

Paul White is a London library composer and hip-hop producer, back in rap mode with Stones Throw Podcast 62 after his recent psychedelia-infused LP for Now-Again/One-Handed Music, Paul White & The Purple Brain.

Contact > marcus{at}littlebig.org.uk

Availability: always up for trips over the pond
Richard Devine is the king of DSP, the guy who invented the flanged jitter beat. He constantly remanipulates his sound to bombard the brain with a style that will still be fresh in the year 3000. Devine's live shows across Europe and the US have shown a whole new level of mastery of his style taking elements of techno, electro acoustic and jungle but remapped through his pure electronic futuristic filter.
Contact: sam{at}littlebig.org.uk

Prepare your ears and adjust your brain for some of the most inventive modern pop you’ll hear all year, with Rudi Zygadlo’s debut ‘Great Western Laymen’ forthcoming on Planet-Mu.

Contact: marcus[at]littlebig.org.uk

Wolf Eyes are at the forefront of a quickly expanding American noise scene. The trio fronted by Nate Young & John Olson and now Mike Connelly (Hair Police), are the epitome of the self-sufficient musical entity. They have their own labels (American Tapes and Hanson Records respectively) that have been releasing cassettes, CDRs, 7"s, LPs and just about every other format. And they've since released albums on Bulb (Dread, 2001) and Troubleman Unlimited (Dead Hills, 2002). The music that Wolf Eyes creates is truly intense; Sonic touchstones include Throbbing Gristle, early Cabaret Voltaire, Black Flag, Whitehouse, Pre-Asheton Destroy All Monsters, Negative Approach, Swans and early Sonic Youth. The advocacy of the latter has led to many opening slots and a spot on the entire 2004 Lollapalooza tour.

Experimental audiovisual performance duo, Sculpture, comprises tape loop maverick, Dan Hayhurst, and the zoetrope projector manipulations of Reuben Sutherland.

Contact > marcus{at}littlebig.org.uk

With the humanity of a band and the inhumanity of machine, Seefeel blend textural guitar works with electronics and unearthly vocals in their own unique way. Reformed after too long away, Mark Clifford and Sarah Peacock have a new rhythm section and are busy in the studio.

Contact: ned[at]littlebig.org.uk

Availability: Now booking select shows

The sheer force this young artist (she is only eighteen) injects into her compositions almost beggars belief, her songs consuming every last drop of her with no regard for grace or beauty. Then again, the 14 deeply melancholic compositions of piano, crackling electronica and inimitable vocals which oscillate between a whisper and a scream, are so drenched in beauty and gracefulness, one could crumble on hearing them. 'Lovetune for Vacuum' released in April 2009 via Pias Recordings..

Contact UK/Ireland> ned [at] littlebig.org.uk
Contact Rest of World> gee [at] littlebig.org.uk

Bass wizard, electronic maverick - jazz / ambient / acid / Jungle / techno / noise - Squarepusher has proven himself to be one of the most important contemporary musicians in the world today. From tiny dark acid raves in London to huge stages with the London Sinfonietta, his uncompromising and often illusive nature only adds to the spectacular that is *Squarepusher Live*.

Contact > ned{at}littlebig.org.uk

Wielding guitars, samplers, synths, bass, drums and so many macho moves you don’t know where to look, Tall Ships are going to make you dance. form a dynamic musical marvel, full of excitement and intricacies.

Contact > info{at}littlebig.org.uk

Lush Low-slung Hip Hop from a young producer, creating warmth and intensity in his debut Brainfeeder album, 'Ardour'.

Contact > marcus{at}littlebig.org.uk

With their self-titled debut album and super hot 'London Girl' single recently released, the London based trio are now ready to unleash their incredible live show on us. The Invisible make deep intelligent pop and they are about to blow you away.

Contact > ned{at}littlebig.org.uk

New on Littlebig, the much loved sublime techno project of Alex Willner & friends will release their second album 'Yesterday and Today' on Kompakt in May and tour a new live band show throughout 2009.

Contact > sam{at}littlebig.org.uk

What did you want, sonic inducer, sheep in wool coats dumpster diving for forever hidden treasure? What did you think, summer cesspool sleeper, English wasn't a language conceived for business?

New Erections is exactly what we wanted.

Contact gee{at}littlebig.org.uk

The trio that is Three Trapped Tigers continue to raise a storm with there take on live electronic rock bliss. Definately something you must see live these guys will make your jaw just drop and your brain smile..

Contact: ned[at]littlebig.org.uk

Availability: NOW BOOKING WORLDWIDE

The man who never sits down has found a seat. Those who know Tim's work to date might know his high-intensity improvised live sets, his precision adrenaline electronics or his earlier drum and bass and techno releases. Now signed with Warp records for a brand new album project in 2009, the hard work over the past two years is about to be revealed.
Unbutton your future and come and see the other side.

Contact > sam{at}littlebig.org.uk

Aaron Funk (aka Venetian Snares) hails from Winnipeg in Canada. Since his debut 12" in 1999 on a small Minneapolis label he has risen out of the drill'n'bass/breakcore mire to become one of the most astonishing (and popular) musicians working in the experimental electronic sphere.

Contact > mia{at}littlebig.org.uk

With an exhilarating new style that is raising the bar for sound collage artists to an unheard-of altitude, Young Montana? chops beats into being on a hypercolor canvas that is saturated with soul and lit with innovation.

Contact > marcus{at}littlebig.org.uk