DJ Scotch Egg Residency - 3 Day Pass

DJ Scotch Egg, a British chiptune musician active since 2003, headlines a residency at Cafe OTO in Dalston, London, with several artists sharing the bill across several nights.

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DJ Scotch Egg Residency at Cafe Oto - 3 Day Pass

Friday 18th December: Scotch Rolex, SVBKVLT album release party + Hyph11E (Live) + Swimful

Saturday 19th December: DJ Scotch Egg, Wrong Music Vs. Adaadat: Shitmat, Wayne Adams, Brain Rays & Quiet, DJ100000000, Joe Germlin, Atom Truck & Romvelope

Sunday 20th December: Small But Hard Showcase, WaqWaq Kingdom + DJ Scotch Bonnet + popon + Simon Fowler

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Veteran producer, Shigeru Ishihara is an artist as multifaceted as he is boundary- breaking. Originally from Tokyo, he exploded onto Brighton’s underground music scene in the early 2000’s as DJ Scotch Egg, building a legion of dedicated followers who flocked to witness his energetic performances.

Armed with a Game Boy and a megaphone, he battered audiences with a blend of relentless riffs and confrontational guttural roar, later dubbed breakcore. Alongside, he created Wrong Music, a noise-oriented anything-goes event series with friends Henry Collins (aka Shitmat) and Matt (Roger Species).

Since relocating to Berlin in 2011, the melting pot has expanded ever further. His sound has been informed through collaborations with artists from all over the world: Turkish MC Ethnique Punch, Shanghai’s Gooooose (SVBKVLT), and bass music legend, Shackleton. Following a seminal artist residency in 2019 with Nyege Nyege in Kampala, Uganda, collaborations with a kaleidoscope of East-African talent opened a new portal. ‘TEWARI’(2020) was released to much critical acclaim under his new Scotch Rolex alias.

20 years on from the release that started it all, KFC CORE (2005, Adadaat), DJ Scotch Egg has not only survived the test of time, but thrives in a universe all of his own: 8-bit gabber + breakcore, seething bass, irresistible melodies, and a good dose of stage-diving have made his high-energy performances a must-see for a new generation of extreme music lovers.