Bugz in the Attic: reviews, quotes and essentials

Bugz in the Attic

Musical Group

Forfans of broken beat, house heads, disco revivalists, and anyone into the west london sound and remix culture.
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The Profile

Bugz in the Attic are a West London–rooted English collective formed in 1997, known for pioneering broken beat while fusing house, disco and nu‑soul. A nine‑member crew including Seiji, Afronaught and Agent K, they ran the Bitasweet label, issued the remix set Got the Bug (2004) and followed with their studio debut Back In The Doghouse, featuring dancefloor staples like Booty La La and Don’t Stop the Music.

English collective formed in 1997 with nine members (including Seiji, Afronaught, Agent K). Associated with the West London broken‑beat scene and the Bitasweet label; released Got the Bug (remix collection, 2004) and the studio album Back In The Doghouse, with notable tracks such as Booty La La and Don’t Stop the Music.

Two reviews paint Bugz in the Attic as a 1997-formed English collective pushing broken beat with house and disco energy. One covers the 2004 remix set Got the Bug (home of the floor-igniting Booty La La). The other hails Back In The Doghouse for updating disco like it’s brand-new, spotlighting Don’t Stop the Music alongside Move Aside and Redhanded. Meticulous sound design meets dancefloor fun throughout.

Notable Quotes

❝ Only 2 tracks are exclusively curated by Bugz, among them is the single "Booty-la-la," a dancefloor bomb already included in previous compilations.

❝ Well, in their debut album (after a renowned collection of remixes), BITA plays Disco-Music exactly as if it were the latest trend in dance, the newest genre.