As Galde announce their new site we present you with two hot new sets from Subhead and ANXST who will both be appearing on the Overkill Stage at the 3 day festival in June.

Glade can confirm the new site for 2011’s event will be Houghton Hall in Norfolk. Last week the trustees of Mansion House, Biggleswade decided they did not want the event to take place on their site, despite contracts being signed off. Luckily Lord Cholmondeley who owns the estate at Houghton Hall and the surrounding estate has welcomed Glade and this is where the event will take place in 2011 and for the foreseeable future.

Subhead

Shrugging off self-promotion and magazine coverage has only added to Subhead’s anonymity while intense live-performances have built devoted followings from across the globe.

“Underground and as tough and loud as Leach and Wells are known, Subhead‘s art attack breaks the dancefloor standards with everything between sampladelic freestyle and raucous bottomline Techno. Unbelievable while totally understandable.” Tresor Berlin

Subhead will be performing live on the Overkill Stage.

ANXST

ANXST’s genre transcending dexterity takes in the experimental dubstep trip of Vex’d, industrial techno of Surgeon, the future glitch of Flying Lotus and the scattered experimental drum and bass of Amon Tobin. His true strength, though, lies in the crescendos of layered texture, noise and re-sampled sampling.

ANXST will be performing on the Overkill Stage

The Glade lineup currently includes TRENTEMøLLER, ADAM BEYER, SLAM, PAUL RICH, ANDREW WEATHERALL, PHOTEK, LONDON ELEKTRICITY, DIRTYPHONICS, MAN WITH NO NAME, 2 BAD MICE, ED RUSH, UNTOLD, plus many, many more.

Check links below for full lineup.

www.gladefestival.com

www.facebook.com/gladefestival

www.twitter.com/gladeofficial

TICKET INFO.

• Weekend Tickets: £135 + BF

• Camper Van Passes: £50

• Deposit Scheme Tickets: £50 + BF

Exile was without the expected Fashawn but MC Rashaan from the Crown City Rockers made a special appearance. Exile laid down an eclectic backing track, pushing the envelopes of hip-hop far into glitch and back again, always maintaining a sense of funk and groove in the mix. Rashaan rode the beats with his smooth lyrics creating a tidy blend of old and new school.

http://www.myspace.com/alexile

Having brought his vibrations to fans from Brest to Detroit, passing via Sofia and Vilnius, Peter Digital is back with a maximum of energy. Peter Digital's funk is heavier than ever, though still what has been termed as bumpy/wonky and breaky. The moustachioed French electro star with the oiled coiffure still surprises the crowds with his cocky show.

www.myspace.com/peterdigitalorchestra

Dan Le Sac and Scroobius Pip were the British revelation of Dour 2010. They achieved repute with the single 'Thou Shalt Always Kill' in 2008, a very right-on, humorous look at modern pop culture, followed by a debut album 'Angles' the same year. Their latest album is called 'The Logic of Chance'.

With Dan Le Sac on the one side setting the tempo and Scroobius Pip adding his ironic wordplay and philosophy to the mix, the duo represent the activation of a new generation of Brits.

www.lesacvspip.co.uk
www.myspace.com/lesacvspip

London and Stockholm-based duo Dadahack release TAP3, a full-length debut that attempts to transcend both genre and medium.

In support of this fantastic new album Dadahack supply us with a 50 minute journey through twisted electronica and sublime techno. We are big fans of both the mix and new album and urge you to take the time to investigate both.

The album is as much a musical effort as it is a playful comment on technological advancement. In addition to being available for digital download, TAP3 is, as its name suggests, a cassette tape, but by no means a normal one – it also functions as a digital music player, so listeners can simply plug in their headphones and hear the album. This unusual presentation is meant to both embrace and reject the digital era, harking back to a time when music was confined to a physical existence within a hand-held product.

TAP3 is the duo's first full-length to date, following up their Hellos EP from last year. Prior to cutting their teeth as electronic artists, Dadahack did studio work for a number of big names in pop and rock, including U2, New Order, Wiley and Bloc Party.

www.dadahack.com