Wighnomy Bros

Taking over after a five-minute-long techno-gypsy-folk-interlude from certified mad techno genius Sutekh was the pure vinyl-based carnage that was the Wighnomy Bros. Starting with the classic "Let There Be House” a cappella, things got real dirty, real quick. Looking like camp counsellors on a bender, they put on a hell of a show, including synchronised posing, accidental cutting of the master volume for a few minutes, the demolition of a couple of bottles of Stolichnaya and Andrew Dice Clay spun over filthy techno. Stir in a blinding remix of Underworld’s "Born Slippy,” apparently their own, and dubious 1992 classic "Raving I’m Raving” and you’ve got a hell of a party.