Evil Nine will be releasing a digital only compilation titled ‘Evil Nine Love Marine Parade’ to coincide with their forthcoming Australian tour.

The boys have just finished recording their new single ‘No Manners’ which features South African artist Spoek Mathambo, the track is currently being remixed by Arveene & Misk and will be released in February on Marine Parade.

The Evils are also working on material with Leftfield hip hop star B Dolen from the ultra DOPE US label Strange Famous.

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Name-checked as one to watch by Zane Lowe, Annie Mac, Mylo, Calvin Harris, Eddie Temple Morris, DJ Mehdi and a host of blogs alike, 23-year-old BURNS is the electronic wunderkind tipped to take British dance music into the next decade.

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