BEAT:CANCER
Beat:Cancer is a charity formed to help fight cancer through funding research, treatment, screening and care using electronic music: We release music, run club nights, host gigs and organise festivals to raise money, which we then grant to worthy institutions such as hospices, research centres and treatment wards.
We are a registered UK Charity (number 1169212) run entirely by unpaid volunteers who are passionate about using great music to save lives.
Since forming in 2012 with the humble beginnings of a small Halloween fundraiser in Peterborough and 100 copies of Beat:Cancer v1 we have produced CD, cassette and digital compilations, totaling 9 CDs of cancer kicking music: all donated by fantastic artists around the world. Our releases are the perfect take home companion to the festivals, club-nights and gigs we run across the UK. Starting Beat:Cancer has found a home in the hearts of fans, allowing us to host artists such as Memmaker, The Gothsicles, ESA, Freakangel, Modulate and Neonsol.
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The Infest team is working hard on putting together a program including artist interviews, live performances and DJs from across the scene. This will be a free-to-view event but we would ask you to support our nominated charities and the participating artists during the weekend, as amazingly and generously as you always have. Charity news […]
Stay tuned for further details as we put together our biggest event yet: 2 days of bands and DJs in aid of Beat:Cancer, and celebrating the re-opening of venues post-lockdown. […]
ElektroVox Festival presents a celebration of it’s first successful year of industrial journalism with E.V.M Fest in aid of the Beat:Cancer charity, now that Beat:Cancer festival has played it’s last. 5 acts, 1 special DJ Set + free entry to Slimelight! All In Aid Of Beat:Cancer. In Alphabetical order: Auger (B:C Debut) Biomechanimal Chamaeleon (UK […]
Thank you to everyone who has supported the cause so far by purchasing Doof, G.R.R.Radio & Karkasaurus Merch. The final deadline for pre-orders is...
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…As many of you will already know, due to the Covid-19 pandemic Infest has postponed their physical festival until 2021, so instead they are...
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