22/07/2026
Small Town Club Heritage Poster Archive Yr: 1994
Noticed the fab page had posted this flyer from 1994 when we brought the Sandals and Vegetable Vision to the Small Town Club @ Lucifers Mill Dundee.
The Sandals were a prominent London-based acid jazz quartet in the early 1990s. Managed by Eddie Piller, the label boss of Acid Jazz Records the four-piece released their critically acclaimed album Rite to Silence in 1994, alongside popular singles like “Profound Gas” and “Feet”.
Vegetable Vision’s Adam Smith’s filmmaking journey began as a teenager, making visuals for raves and nightclubs in a creative collective, which he co-founded, called Vegetable Vision.
He is best known for his long-term collaboration with The Chemical Brothers. Adam has worked with The Chemical Brothers since their first gig in 1994, designing the surreal and visionary video elements of their live shows. His music video for their song ‘Galvanise’ won the Grand Jury Prize Award for Best Music Video at Resfest 2005. In 2012 Smith directed the critically acclaimed Chemical Brothers concert film Don’t Think. Audiences took to their feet in cinemas worldwide and danced in the aisles. Don’t Think was awarded 5 stars by Empire magazine and won Best Live Film at the Music Video Awards 2013.
He has also collaborated extensively with Mike Skinner of The Streets. His banned from TV, video for ‘Blinded by the Lights’ won the DMA Best Video and was nominated for the D&AD Silver Pencil in 2005. Smith’s comedy musical/extended music video ‘What goes up must come down’ starring Charlie Creed Miles (and featuring a cameo from Kathy Burke) won Golden Falcon Award at Ibiza Film festival 2007.
A blinding night in Dundee town back in the day ✊
