SD UNION w/ AK1200, Bachelors Of Science & Klippee

With their own productions, the Bachelors continue to defy those that try to categorize them into a genre. From the deep liquid drum n bass inspired by their hometown of London and the likes of High Contrast and LTJ Bukem to the minimal inspired Autonomic sounds of dBridge and sun-drenched 4/4 grooves, the Bachelors have retained their quality and a large and loyal following throughout, garnering plays from Annie Mac, Basement Jaxx, LTJ Bukem, Giles Peterson, T.E.E.D., High Contrast, Loxy, Doc Scott, DJ Hype, Reid Speed, Alix Perez, Grooverider and DJ Marky. to name a few. Their unique blend of soulful sounds, deep beats and technical precision has been hailed as "a refreshing musical approach to drum n bass", picking up rave reviews in Mixmag, XLR8A, Knowledge Magazine and more. Their debut album "Science Fiction" released in 2008 to critical and commercial acclaim, became one of the top selling drum n bass albums of all time, with "Song For Lovers" and "The Ice Dance" becoming liquid drum n bass anthems and the Apex remix of "Strings Track" eventually winning "Best Drum n Bass Track" at the 2009 Beatport Awards. More recent remixes of Justin Martin, Groove Armada, The XX, Home Video, Death Cab For Cutie, Groove Armada and Seasick Steve have won praise across the music blogoshpere, placing them atop the Hype Machine chart for weeks in a row. On stage, the tales of the “full Bachelors Of Science set” are the stuff of legend, taking them across the globe to perform at Love Parade, Ministry of Sound, Hospitality, BBC Radio, I Love This City festival (Live Nation), WMC, Burning Man and more, performing alongside acts as diverse as Pendulum, LTJ Bukem, High Contrast, Kode9, Photek, Netsky, Mala, SPY, Justin Martin and even Elvis Costello, the guys take a crowd on a journey with everything from BoS originals and bootlegs to custom edits of cutting edge tracks and past future classics … making d&b guys admit they’ve got a soft spot for 4/4, and house lovin girls admit they miss drum n bass.