Scottish basement house and techno night at Leith Depot, billed as the closest thing to a late-90s east coast basement.
allmylifeneededwasasenseofsomeplacetogo play Leith Depot on Saturday 24 October, with the set starting at 20:00. It's a single-name bill, so they're the only act on the night.
They've described the set as the closest thing to being in an east coast basement in the late 90s, with one key difference: it's Scottish whitebelt. If you're not familiar with the term, it's a nod to the specific, often gritty, working-class heartlands of Scotland's Central Belt, and the 'east coast basement' part points towards the sort of dark, low-ceilinged rooms where dance music and rave culture took hold back then. Putting the two together suggests a night that's as much about a particular time and place as it is about the music itself.
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It's a long name for a single act, and that's the only thing on the bill for the evening. The set kicks off at 20:00 at Leith Depot, 138-142 Leith Walk, EH6 5DT, in the heart of Leith. If you're coming from the city centre, it's a straight run down the walk.
