"We're not a band" proclaims the Myspace page, "we're a lot". No arguments there; they've been packing out stages from London to New York in matching t-shirts bearing the Tomb Crew legend for the last year. With two DJs and one MC, they launch dancefloor destroying mixes of anything bass heavy - from b-more to dubstep, garage, grime, electro-house and old skool. As the legions of grinning converts -everyone from grime heads to indie kids - will attest, Tomb Crew are very much the inebriated and debauched sound of Fun. ...show more

"We're not a band" proclaims the Myspace page, "we're a lot". No arguments there; they've been packing out stages from London to New York in matching t-shirts bearing the Tomb Crew legend for the last year. With two DJs and one MC, they launch dancefloor destroying mixes of anything bass heavy - from b-more to dubstep, garage, grime, electro-house and old skool. As the legions of grinning converts -everyone from grime heads to indie kids - will attest, Tomb Crew are very much the inebriated and debauched sound of Fun.

You know what that is, right? As well as the live shows, J@peg - the crew's producer - has been honing crafting with his bmore influenced dubstep/kuduro on remixes for Crookers, Drop the Lime, Oh Snap!, Totally Extinct Dinosaurs, Last Japan, Let's Go To War and many more. With remixes already released on the Hot Chip affiliated label 'Greco Roman' and Fat Boy Slim's Southern Fried as well as forthcoming original release on former Bomb funk MCs Rico Tubbs Bass=Win Record label, Tomb crew's production output is continuing to increase. Tomb Crew productions have seen support from Toddla T, Tayo, Crookers, Sinden, Brodinski, Trouble & Bass Crew, DJ Yoda, Joe Hot Chip, Congorock, Doorly and many more.. ...show less