Scottish Electronica

[SoldierSpike]

Tanzwut is a decent group, and the only one I know of that incorporates the pipes into that basic style of music, although they're more of an EBM sound.

Marc

[Deasan]

Here are a few excellent bands that play REAL contemporary Scottish music (Acid Croft) to get you started:

Shooglenifity http://shoogle.com/
Peatbog Faeries http://www.peatbogfaeries.com/
Croft No Five
http://www.musicscotland.com/acatalo...l_2352.htmlThr

Feast your ears and mind on these,
Deasan

[obuchiteck]

Here are a few excellent bands that play REAL contemporary Scottish music (Acid Croft) to get you started:

Shooglenifity http://shoogle.com/
Peatbog Faeries http://www.peatbogfaeries.com/
Croft No Five
http://www.musicscotland.com/acatalo...l_2352.htmlThr

Feast your ears and mind on these,
Deasan

Croft No Five is close to what I’m looking for, but something just a bit more Housey or Ravey. I need something to play in a night club. Chunky beats and four on the floor kind of stuff. Any suggestions?

BTW,. I just bought Croft No Five (I really dig the choon!)

And I’m also going to buy some Tanzwut, they kind of remind me of KMFDM.

[Deasan]

I hear you. Have you ever listened to the German medieval-inspired and bagpipe driven sounds of Corvus Corax? I was thinking that mixing some of their stuff in would sound good along with the Scottish bands. I do it on my stereo anyway. Also, a good deal of the the music of Martyn Bennett was rave-oriented stuff. I was thinking of his some of the tracks on the album Bothy Culture in particular.
Slainte mhath,
Deasan