Sunday 1 November, 21:00

Deafkids + Kombi + DJ Sets

Brazilian duo DEAFKIDS unleash a turbulent live collision of electronic fury, feverish organic percussion and raw punk energy, drawing on Afro-Latin rhythms, rapid-fire drums, 808 bass-drum pulses and walls of fuzz. Their set centres on *Cicatrizes do Futuro*, released on Neurot, and moves through Guaguancó, acid house and ritualistic noise. KOMBI, the project of João Kombi (TEST), opens with an immersive exploration of drones and noise, using electric guitar, voice and effects. Alan Bolumar and Carl shape the night with two specially curated record sets.

Rue de la Prairie 4,
Switzerland
Photo Credit: DR
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Photo Credit: DR

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