Get set for a killer night of future music and glitched out beats, Saturday October 10, when Headroom returns with extra special guest Vibesquad straight from the US!

VibeSquad is the multi-faceted brainchild of Aaron Holstein. With releases on NativeState, Proboscis, Interchill, Muti, and Sonic Dragon (Hong Kong) in 2007 alone, VibeSquad is quickly emerging as a top producer in the west coast US electronic music scene. Both 2007 EPs "Return of The Pudding People" , "Songs to Accompany Dance Move: The Worm" and his 2009 remix of Mochipet's "Chinese New Year", have been making there way around the globe showing up in DJs sets and causing serious mayhem on dancefloors.  On top of these Vibesquad has also just released a brand new album "Joyful Noise" taking his productions to the next level.  Aarons music defies typical genre-labels and covers tempos from slow n hard lowriding krunkadelics to mid-tempo barnstormers all in a seamlessly flowing soulful mash that is as dirty and beautiful as life itself.  Be prepared for a kaleidoscope of funk fueled, electronic sounds.

Also in the mix on the night we will have Opiuo out of Melbourne.  Opiuo specializes in a precisely blended concoction of tight irresistible grooves, bouncy beats, luscious brooding soundscapes, and a bowl of scrumptious glitch.  Originally from New Zealand, he now resides in Melbourne, where he has built an international reputation for his party fueling creations. His music, now highly sought after, is rocking dance floors throughout the globe. With releases on American, European, and Australian labels about to drop, Opiuo is on the top of his game.

Third in the list of these exciting guests is the fat, bumpin, skwee beats producer MOR aka Master Of Ribongia, originally from Italy, now residing in Sydney. MOR will be opening the night with some skwee'd out wonky colourful madness with a good slice of his own productions.

Your residents for the night as always are the beatastic Monk Fly & Jonny Faith each with their own EPs ready to drop on overseas labels later this year plus their usual blend of fat and funky electric sounds.

Supported by Opiuo, MOR, Monk Fly, Jonny Faith