Shackleton, Eskmo, and EPROM

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Leading up to the Shack set, dancefloor skankers will writhe to the dark, post–hip-hop thump of Eskmo, the twisted neurocrunk of EPROM, and the Punjabi-tinged dread bass of Kush Arora. The beats go boom on Sunday, March 7, at 10 p.m., $7-$15; www.clubsix1.com.

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As San Francisco's leftfield bass music scene starts to rival that of London's, it speaks volumes that we're one of four North American cities vaunted U.K. producer Shackleton will hit during his rare world tour. Blending Mideast percussion with buzzy synths and bruising bass, his spare, hypnotic style — displayed on releases for his legendary Skull Disco label — will complement the talented local producers opening for him.