This Saturday we have a FREE PARTY going on upstairs at the Bulls Head in Moseley.

Jibbering Soundsystem presents Will Holland a.k.a. Quantic - 9.30pm - 2.30am. Santa’s Selectors Tangawizi, Mr Muz and Roy Roastbeef…

Get down early!

It just gets better… A while back we were lucky enough to have Jehst, Micall Parkunsun and DJ IQ playing live in store before the innaugural and highly experimental live hip-hop production showcase Louis Den Beat Cypher. Fortunately Kos, Cro et al are putting on another Beat Cypher this thursday night at Rooty Frooty, Custard Factory.

This means that the we now have Kashmere and Verb T coming to Jibbering on Thursday at 6pm to perform live!

Click click for more on Louis Den Beat Cypher 2 - and don’t miss it…

Less than two weeks to go now until our regular first saturday of the month live session, and there is a real buzz building around this one. Tickets are selling quickly and space at the hare and hounds is limited so don’t miss out. Available either in Jibbering or via The Ticket Sellers .

STOP PRESS… SUPPORT ANNOUNCED… In support we have lined up BOY COM, who will over the coming weeks also be supporting Finley Quaye and Horace Andy (Shambala personal moment of 2008, but thats another story!). Hailing from the south-west these guys are well and truly in the tradition of Bristolian Dub-hop! Heavy beats, smooth basslines and roaring brass, you can’t help but like these guys.

Also look out for news on another special guest, alongside the usual Jibbering suspects..!!!

Beyond our control… it is with regret we must also announce a change in line up for the Live Session on the 1st of December at the Hare and Hounds. Unfortunately Analogik can not make it over from Denmark. However, don’t be too disheartend, we have landed the excellent Edinburgh based outfit Big Hand! Big Hand have a cult underground status, sharing stages with the likes of Cat Empire and the Beat, they will take the place apart with their unique brand of Zorbic ska music.

Jibbering Sessions played host to a veritable feast of music on Saturday, with Bristol based Bad Science headlining this very special musical showcase.

Bad Science’s inimitable mix of Dub, Funk and Hip-Hop, all served up with Slam Poetry by award winning vocal gymnast frontman, Dizraeli, went down a treat with the intimate Birmingham crowd, with their socially conscious lyrics and dubbed out basslines. Bad Science presented songs from their three four-track EPs: 2004’s “Area of Consciousness“, 2007’s “Small Gods EP” and their most recent work, “Street Corner Storytellers“.

Bad Science’s energetic performance was preceeded by the dulcit tones of gypsy jazz specialist, Simon Harris, continuing his launch of his new album, 81 Oakfield, as well as DJ Robin (Friendly Fire Music), Mr Muz (Munchbreak) and DJ Tangawizi (AfrikaJam, Jibbering) who all served up the best in reggae, soul, funk and hip-hop in their usual crowd pleasing style.