22-year old Peter O'Grady is currently one of the UK's most hotly-tipped producers and DJs. His style blurrs the lines and joins the dots between dubstep, house, garage and UK Funky. He last played in Barcelona in June 2010 as part of Mary-Anne Hobbs' Sonar showcase.

 

It started with one lifer (Svenonius) and grew to include a gang of small time bandits. How do they describe their sound? Something they just found. They dug it up from the ground. Essential to that soil: guitar, drums, organ, saxophone and chants; paying off our collective debt to the universe. There are songs with a driving locomotive engine (“Reparations,” “Interview with the Chain Gang”), a full-on choir of the disenfranchised (“Cemetery Map,” “Deathbed Confession,” Trash Talk”) and disentangled, soul-influenced invitations to a celebration (“Room 19” and “Unpronounceable Name”)