Pick of the Clubs - News - Scotsman.com Published on Thursday 3 May 2012 14:47 Nights worth checking out THIS underground club night, packaged with super club branding, marks a change to the future of clubbing with a left field take on popular music. Skanky B and Paranoise mix up a quality selection from hip hop to dance hall, grime to garage. It's an energetic and fresh approach which includes harder sounds more common to the underground scene - deep and tech. They're joined by BBC Radio 1"s Mosca whose futuro-fusion sound fits perfectly with 49Hz crew. The Annexe, Cowgate, tomorrow, 10.30pm-3am, £6-£8, 0131-225 2564 ANDREW Weatherall and Sean (Sabres of Paradise) Johnston have been blowing each others minds with rare record finds for the past 20 years. Fortunately for us the duo have decided it's time to share them. Expect a dizzying selection of sounds, from narco-disco to dark and dirty rockabilly, including oddities from the post punk era, all spread over three tripped-out hours. With support from resident DJs Justin Wilson & Steve Cass. The Caves, Niddry Street, tomorrow, 11pm-3am, £10-£12, 0131-557 8989 DARKLY foreboding, a metallic clatter of clangs, whirls and crunches will be heard against an audio void of synths and pounding beats at Studio 24 tomorrow. Club promoter Mike Lavin is on a mission to bring back the underground sound of clubbing. Resident DJs Neil Templar and Patrick Walker set the bar high for future guests to follow (some big, big techno DJs are booked for future nights). Expect pitch black techno for the unseen clubber. Studio 24, Calton Road, 10.30pm-3am, Free, 0131-558 3758 TWO clubs, one cause; this official launch party showcases Europe's biggest bass festival. Headliners Digital Mystik are a Brixton-based dubstep duo Mala and Coki, a pair who have previously featured on John Peel's hallowed Top 50 list and headlined Barcelona's Sonar. Expect a night of cool stuff, including a live graffiti wall, VDJs and a bunch of breakin" DJs with bass-bashing sounds. However, the coolest attraction of the night will be the opportunity to win tickets to the Outlook Festival in Croatia. Nice. Bongo Club, Holyrood Road, Saturday, 10pm-1am, £8, 0131-558 7604