Bas van Koolwijk & Gert-Jan Prins: Delay Line Memory

A brand new live set in which the visualisation of the ‘delay line memory’ of audio data interacts with improvisations on drums and digital electronics.

Florian Hecker: 'A Script for Machine Synthesis'

Florian Hecker

A Script for Machine Synthesis is a sound piece, an experimental drama that recalls Artaud’s Theatre of Cruelty, Beckett’s minimalist narratives and neo-imagist poetry.

Espen Sommer Eide: ‘A Tuned Chord is like a Scientific Instrument Probing the Universe’

For his performance at the Stedelijk, Espen Sommer Eide taps into his collection of musical tuning systems, both new and old

part wild horses mane on both sides: 'Kith, Schist; slowing down the time experience'

part wild horses mane on both sides induce hermetic sonic states through ritualistic improvisation.

Juha: DJ set

Juha van ‘t Zelfde

Juha is DJ, curator, independent organiser and Viral Radio founder who has a preference for experimental electronic music.

TCF: live

TCF

TCF or Lars The Contemporary Future Holdhus is an artist and musician whose work explores the themes of code, cryptography and musical composition. His compositions draw on references from musique concrète, hardstyle, hardcore, poetry and digital artifacts.

M.E.S.H.

M.E.S.H.

M.E.S.H., a producer and influential figure in the underground artist/club community in Berlin, will bring as-of-yet ‘homeless’, underground (techno) music to the floor.

Vessel live feat. Pedro Maia

Pedro Maia & Vessel

Vessel is one of a new generation of producers who propel electronic music forward with exciting, unclassifiable ideas. Inspired by the music and visual universe of their last album, Punish Honey, Vessel’s sound will be accompanied by Pedro Maia on live visuals.

Karen Gwyer: live

Karen Gwyer

Karen Gwyer combines house and techno to create hypnotic slow tracks. She mixes African beats with heavy synths, casually summoning feelings of a warmer, more futuristic house genre, by using repetitions that invoke a sense of sonic psychedelia.

Minor Science

Minor Science

Minor Science is the alias of Angus Finlayson, an electronic musician and journalist based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. In addition to writing for Resident Advisor he makes his own bewitching broth of house and techno.

Killing Sound

Killing Sound

Killing Sound is yet another outgrowth of the endlessly recombinant Bristol-based Young Echo collective; this time it’s members Vessel, El Kid and Jabu are at the controls. The collective reduces a shadowy, abstract techno-aesthetic to its barest essence.

Otto Piene: Die Sonne kommt näher / The Proliferation of the Sun (1967)

Die Sonne kommt näher / The Proliferation of the Sun is a 25’ multimedia performance, originally conceived in 1967

Jana Winderen: 'Pasvikdalen'

Drifting away from a state of stability, blurring acceleration, moving out of sight, but not out of mind. Invisible but audible, the consequences reveal themselves through the silence of species we have never heard.

BJ Nilsen & Karl Lemieux: 'unearthed'

The border area of Norway and Russia, where the sparse beauty of the Arctic landscape meets industrial decay and heavy pollution, is where BJ Nilsen and Karl Lemieux collected material for their audiovisual collaboration unearthed.

Herman Kolgen: 'Seismik'

A dramatic descent underground, beneath the rubble. Seismik invites us to take a multisensory leap into the unknown, where sedimentary friction, magnetic waves, rumbling matter, abstractions and motifs clash and collide against a backdrop of visual and sonic dislocations.

Murcof & Rod Maclachlan: Albedo

Murcof’s combination of brooding electronics and classical sound sources absorbs the listener. Drawing on minimalism, postmodernism and baroque music he creates epic, moving suites.

Jacaszek & Kwartludium: 'Catalogue des Arbres'

Instrumental and voice improvisations by the Kwartludium ensemble are set against an organic drone of outdoor recordings by Jacaszek, resulting in subdued and sparse electroacoustic soundscapes.

Robert Curgenven: They tore the earth and, like a scar, it swallowed them

A very physical negotiation of territories voided by history, rendered via field recordings gathered over ten years in over 30 remote locations in Australia

Jaki Liebezeit and Burnt Friedman: 'Secret Rhythms'

Liebezeit and Friedman have been collaborating on the Secret Rhythms series for over fourteen years, generating umpteen records and countless live performances.

Le Révélateur: live

Le Révélateur (CA) is an audiovisual duo that uses a broad array of digital and analogue technologies to explore their fascination with combinations of electronic image and sound.

Grischa Lichtenberger: live

The aggressive tonality of Grischa Lichtenberger’s (DE) sound design, which resembles the force of material heaviness, has its counterpart in the emotional depth of the musical structure

John Foxx and Steve D’Agostino: 'Evidence of Time Travel'

A sound and video investigation into the terrors and pleasures of temporal displacement, combining the sinister sonic architecture of drum machines and analogue synths with haunting visuals by Karborn.

Shapednoise & sYn: 'Metaphysical'

World premiere of Metaphysical, the audiovisual show by the electronics, noise and speaker-ripping techno producer Shapednoise (IT) plus video artist and experimental noise musician sYn (IT).

Shackleton: live

Noted for its intense atmospheric gloom, and a sense of tension and paranoia, the music of Shackleton (UK) includes a variety of genres such as dubstep, garage, and techno, while drawing from a wide range of world music.

Shxcxchcxsh: live

The once industrial city of Norrköping in eastern Sweden may not be the world’s throbbing techno heart, but the two members of Shxcxchcxsh find their hometown a perfect place to focus on music.

Gabriel Paiuk: 'Greifen'

Gabriel Paiuk’s Greifen, for violin and sound-reproducing media, is dedicated to Ekkehard Windrich. ‘Greifen’ means to ‘grasp, grab, get hold of’.

Tonaliens: live set

The new Berlin-based ensemble Tonaliens investigates the inner dimensions and outer limits of just intonation. With voice, brass, invented instruments, sine waves and live electronics, the members explore harmonic space and navigate intricate musical relationships