The dark, ambient electronic duo return to Shipley once again. Sean Canty and Miles Whittaker started the project back in 2009 as two friends experimenting with electronic sounds influenced by ominous horror soundscapes, sci-fi futurism, obscure jazz, heavy techno and 90’s jungle to form a collaboration that somehow manages to negotiate all of these influences seamlessly, often encompassing them within an ominous atmospheric sense of dread. Live shows are loud, unpredictable and completely improvised.

With past endeavours with the likes of Factory Floor, Carter Tutti Void and NVPR. Void is an electronic musician and artist with a vast reputation in experimental shapeshifting and collaboration. Void’s interests lie in the unconventional encounters with her tools, both analogue and digital, as a means of improvised expression that heavily leans into techno, club, experimental and noise. Past performances have also included the likes of Supersonic, Coachella and Pitchfork.

Jussi Brightmore and Tom Fug have undergone various transformations throughout their 15 year life span. What originally started out as an intense no-wave assault on the senses, has since embraced digital noise and opted for a less is more approach on their latest album Recovery Position. A blend of uncompromisingly futuristic rave and dark ambient sci-fi influenced electronica. Jussi’s synthetic vocals are eerily akin to Hal (2001 Space Odyssey), quietly spoken and delivered with just the right amount of ominous intent.

Thomas House has been making music for a long while now. First as the driving force behind Charlottefield and then within acts as diverse as Picore, Sloath, Joeyfat and Haress. Sweet Williams delivers an elegantly minimalist approach to song writing. Raw human emotion, cleverly dissected, evaluated and delivered for your entertainment.

REALITY is the audio sketchbook of George Clift (November Coming Fire). An exploration in improvised tone and dynamics. A sonic battering of guitar, saxophone and noise thats unrestrained in its bullishness. Defiantly rooted in metal-hardcore and thrash metal, tuned low to Open C, begging you freak out and exit early.

Hailing from Leeds and featuring members of Coded Marking amongst many others, Video Evidence are fresh out of the oven, ready to unleash a torrent of bile and sludge. Its raw, grinding hardcore noise-rock, dripping with contempt. Lovely stuff.