Trust Exercises: RSD, Bruce, Amaia, Dom Carlo b2b Axle, Kutchi, Sarge b2b Heywood + residents

Join us for our biggest barn dance to date - we’re rounding out summer with a day to night bass weight special at the Cider Box. UPDATED SET TIMES: We have been granted an extension and will be running from 13:00-02:00! Lineup: RSD Bruce Amaia Dom Carlo b2b Axle Kutchi Sarge b2b Heywood +Trust Residents (Shmael b2b Glances, Cito) RSD We’re honoured to have RSD grace us with a rare two hour set. He’s an artist who epitomises Trust, quietly shaping the sound of UK underground music for over three decades. First emerging as part of legendary Bristol group Smith and Mighty, his fingerprints are all over some of the UKs most significant records, from Massive Attack to More Rockers. As a solo artist, collaborator and engineer, he’s played a hand in the development of dubstep, drum and bass and trip hop, with seminal releases on beloved imprints such as Punch Drunk, and has paid his dues in developing the contemporary scene, setting up the community studio where the likes of DJ Die, Krust and more cut their teeth. Don’t miss the chance to see one of the most important figures in dance music history stretch out Bruce The Poorly Knit boss has been inspiring us for years with his bold work in both the studio and behind the booth. His releases on Hessle and Timedance still feel as vital as they did 10 years ago, and his adventurous approach to DJing threads together disparate genres into a distinctive sound world. Amaia In a time where multi genre lineups have become the norm rather than the exception, there’s something special about a DJ who bucks the trends to hones in on a sound. Amaia is one of the South West’s finest purveyors of dubstep, with a record bag that honours the murky, eyes down sound of yesteryear whilst celebrating the technical ingenuity of the scene’s current producers. As the co- founder of the trailblazing Misscoteque party and a long standing Noods Radio resident, they’re someone who sees the power of the dance to build community beyond the front left. Dom Carlo b2b Axle Two Bristol favourites go head to head with their distinctly modern, dub-informed take on bass music. Kutchi London based Kutchi has been quickly establishing herself as a name to watch, playing the likes of Keep Hush and making regular appearances on Aaja and Voices Radio. Versatile, encompassing everything from dubbed out UK techno and 140 to sleazy prog trance. Trust residents Shmael and Glances will be setting the scene before things get started. Entry requirements: 18+