That Cover of “The Whole of the Moon” + Club Underground Set List 9/11/26

The Whole of the Moon cover by The Watergirls
Cover of The Watergirls “The Whole of the Moon”

There’s this cover of The Waterboys’ song “The Whole of the Moon” that I’ve been playing throughout the summer (if you see a “secret track IYIYK” on some set lists, that’s what it is) and a bunch of you have asked about it, so here are the details. (You can also hear the song on this month’s Beatique mix.) It’s a one-off project called The Watergirls featuring a bunch of different artists who came together to pay tribute to Keith McIvor, aka JD Twitch of Optimo, who died last year. The Watergirls was spearheaded by DJ/producer Teamy. Lead vocals are from Mhairi McClymont. James Murphy sings in his David Bowie voice on the bridge. DFA is releasing the single, the digital version of which is available now. You can pre-order the vinyl, like I did, which is out in October. All the links are here. Proceeds benefit Beatson Cancer Charity and Scottish Brain Tumor Research Centre of Excellence

Set list from last night at Club Underground is below. New-ish stuff (released in the past two years) links back to previous mentions here. That’s all. See you back at Underground soon. 

Chromatics – Kill For Love 

Depeche Mode – The Sun and the Rainfall

Love and Rockets – So Alive 

Ladytron – A Death in London

Golden Boy, Kittin – Rippin Kittin

Royksopp – Ice Machine (Ewan Pearson Dark Room Scene Remix)

Sally Shapiro – Rent 

Human League – Seconds 

Psychedelic Furs – Love My Way 

Echo and the Bunnymen – Lips Like Sugar 

Gorillaz – The Happy Dictator 

Interpol – Heinrich Maneuver 

Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Date with the Night

Wet Leg – Catch These Fists 

Pulp – Mis-Shapes

Electronic – Getting Away with it

Boy Harsher – Country Girl 

Chromatics – Shadow (Maceo Plex Remix)

Kano – It’s a War (Purple Disco Machine, Lorenz Rhode Remix)

New Order – The Perfect Kiss 

Kittin and Hacker – Frank Sinatra 

Fcukers – If You Wanna Party, Come Over to My House 

The Rapture – House of Jealous Lovers 

Sextile – Rearrange 

Bloc Party – Banquet

Franz Ferdinand – Michael 

The Cure – Primary 

The Smiths – Ask 

Oasis – She’s Electric (request) 

Fontaines D.C. – Here’s the Thing 

Blur – Girls and Boys 

Fatboy Slim – Praise You (Purple Disco Machine Remix)

Kneecap – Fenian 

Daft Punk – Around the World 

New Order – Bizarre Love Triangle 

Crystal Castles – Vanished 

Boy Harsher – Machina 

Pet Shop Boys – West End Girls (request)

Boys Noize – Itvlo 

Trans X – Living on Video 

The Flirts – Danger 

Sam Quealy – Strings of Terror 

Confidence Man, Jade – Gossip 

Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Heads Will Roll (A-Trak Remix)

Peaches – Fuck the Pain Away 

Le Tigre – Deceptacon 

The Strokes – Last Night 

Franz Ferdinand – Take Me Out 

Slayyyter – I’m Actually Kinda Famous 

Fcukers – Beatback (Justin Strauss and la Piscina Remix)

Yaz – Situation 

Ladytron – Playgirl 

Basement Jaxx – Where’s Your Head At?

Prodigy – Breathe 

Tomora – Somewhere Else 

New Order – Blue Monday 

Sextile – S Is For 

Pixel Grip – Reason to Stay 

Boy Harsher – Jeans

The Killers – Mr. Brightside (Jacques Lu Cont’s Thin White Duke Remix)

Future Islands – For Sure 

The Smiths – There Is a Light That Never Goes Out 

Joy Division – Love Will Tear Us Apart 

Pulp – Common People (request)

Depeche Mode – Everything Counts (request)

Hercules & Love Affair – Blind 

The Horrors – Something to Remember Me By 

The Watergirls – The Whole of the Moon (Full Moon Mix)

Animal Collective – My Girls 

Chromatics – Cherry 

M83 – Midnight City 

MGMT – Time to Pretend 

Fontaines D.C. – Favourite 

Mazzy Star – Fade Into You

Beach House – Superstar 

Liz O. is an L.A.-based writer and DJ. Follow on Instagram  or sign up for the weekly, Beatique newsletter for updates on new stories and gigs.

Listen to the September, 2026 edition of Beatique, which also features music from Olivia Rodrigo, ear, Purity Ring, Brigette Calls Me Baby, Slayyyter and more.

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