No, they've been turning up in new rave sets sandwiched in between klaxons remixes and old altern8 records. So far I've only heard the more commercial stuff like "incredible" being played out, but whenever the odd jungle record has been coming on, people have been going ape shit for it! Its like they're reacting in the same way I saw people react to DJ's playing rave stuff last year.
I've got mixed feelings to this, as they only function as irony markers, whenever i've seen any of this kinda djing, seen sets where grime, old rave and something like salt and pepa have been played next to some indie, and considering the music that alot of these new rave guts actually put out, i don't think they have any real love for the music, there is no real need to play anything rather than incredible. people dance cos it's so fucking danceable!
Really i wish there was some focus on actually attempting to create something new in the uk rather than bands cleverly marketing themselves as something they're not really.
the US and Canada are well ahead in loving music so much that you think about what you are doing before you strike a chord so that you're just not another band who fill up the middle, propped up with label budgets and 8th page feature in music week on your marketing campaign kinda deal.
But on the other hand, any strike against this, playing great music to indie kids who may genuinley grow to love it is a good thing, weird parallels with the acid jazz thing in the 90's maybe?