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Formerly known as Scalping

Scaler are a Bristol based live techno band.

Scaler have quickly become known for blistering performances and astute production, formed through a love of their hometown’s visionary off-the-wall dance music as well as full throttle noise and punk. Each show incorporates dark, hypnotic projected visuals.

In their relatively short time as a band they have supported acclaimed acts such as Marie Davidson, Ho99o9, Black Mass, Holy Fuck and Bliss Signal whilst quickly gaining a reputation for their frenzied closing slots at festivals.

Armed with a battery of squelching synths, animalistic rhythms and gritty, piercing guitars, the band have been meticulous in their selection of shows to deliver the most visceral audio-visual experience. Clouded in mystery, their devoted fans are always left baying for more.

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'Messed up in the best possible way...completely immersive and disorientating” NME


“Tinges of HEALTH's earlier, mayhem-ier roots glint through the chaos...these sounds are not really like anything else about” - Line of Best Fit

“Mesmerising intensity. It’s confident and fully-formed, genre-melting experimentalism.” Bristol in Stereo

“Bristol’s best live band…they stand unparalleled’ - Bristol Live Mag.

“The best audio-visual experience I’ve had since seeing Chris Cunningham (The videographer involved here has clearly taken inspiration from him) live with pounding Aphex Twin drill & bass. The best techno I’ve seen since Siriusmodeselektor at the Warehouse Project in Manchester..” - Louder than War

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Biography

Formerly known as Scalping

Scaler are a Bristol based live techno band.

Scaler have quickly become known for blistering performances and astute production, formed through a love of their hometown’s visionary off-the-wall dance music as well as full throttle noise and punk. Each show incorporates dark, hypnotic projected visuals.

In their relatively short time as a band they have supported acclaimed acts such as Marie Davidson, Ho99o9, Black Mass, Holy Fuck and Bliss Signal whilst quickly gaining a reputation for their frenzied closing slots at festivals.

Armed with a battery of squelching synths, animalistic rhythms and gritty, piercing guitars, the band have been meticulous in their selection of shows to deliver the most visceral audio-visual experience. Clouded in mystery, their devoted fans are always left baying for more.

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'Messed up in the best possible way...completely immersive and disorientating” NME


“Tinges of HEALTH's earlier, mayhem-ier roots glint through the chaos...these sounds are not really like anything else about” - Line of Best Fit

“Mesmerising intensity. It’s confident and fully-formed, genre-melting experimentalism.” Bristol in Stereo

“Bristol’s best live band…they stand unparalleled’ - Bristol Live Mag.

“The best audio-visual experience I’ve had since seeing Chris Cunningham (The videographer involved here has clearly taken inspiration from him) live with pounding Aphex Twin drill & bass. The best techno I’ve seen since Siriusmodeselektor at the Warehouse Project in Manchester..” - Louder than War

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