Filth & Pleasure
DJ from Perth, Australia
Filth & Pleasure; A.K.A Paul Robertson and Craig Paxton, are Perth based but hail from London and Edinburgh respectively. Championing a more groove-lead, upbeat house & techno sound, they are heavily influenced by the likes of Mark Knight, Enrico Sangiuliano, Solardo, Camelphat, Tuff London, PAX, Eli Brown, Victor Ruiz and the legendary Carl Cox.
Their recent release on Freakin909 – Disconnected EP, received support from the likes of Claptone, Claude VonStroke, MK,Richy Ahmed, Joseph Capriati, Paco Osuna and many more. In the last year they have been on support for Sigma, Erick Morillo, Mark Knight, Roger Sanchez, Eats Everything, Bag Raiders, Weiss, Eli Brown, Mason Maynard and Colour Castle.
Paul and Craig started DJ’ing together back in 2001, regular features on the London party circuit, playing at squat raves, outdoor forest parties and eventually in to the more established club scene. Their first ‘promoter booking’ was supporting Fergie – of BCC Radio 1 fame, on a boat cruise to Germany. Thereafter the boys could regularly be found playing at the likes of Brixton Academy, Camden Palace, The Fridge, Shepherds Bush Empire, Turnmills and Ministry of Sound. Early forays in to the studio saw some of their productions reach number 1 in both the Beatport and Trackitdown charts. They earned a reputation for their high-energy sets, always building the crowd in to a frenzy, eventually securing themselves regular gigs in Ibiza over a number of seasons.
Their recent release on Freakin909 – Disconnected EP, received support from the likes of Claptone, Claude VonStroke, MK,Richy Ahmed, Joseph Capriati, Paco Osuna and many more. In the last year they have been on support for Sigma, Erick Morillo, Mark Knight, Roger Sanchez, Eats Everything, Bag Raiders, Weiss, Eli Brown, Mason Maynard and Colour Castle.
Paul and Craig started DJ’ing together back in 2001, regular features on the London party circuit, playing at squat raves, outdoor forest parties and eventually in to the more established club scene. Their first ‘promoter booking’ was supporting Fergie – of BCC Radio 1 fame, on a boat cruise to Germany. Thereafter the boys could regularly be found playing at the likes of Brixton Academy, Camden Palace, The Fridge, Shepherds Bush Empire, Turnmills and Ministry of Sound. Early forays in to the studio saw some of their productions reach number 1 in both the Beatport and Trackitdown charts. They earned a reputation for their high-energy sets, always building the crowd in to a frenzy, eventually securing themselves regular gigs in Ibiza over a number of seasons.
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