It is a unique synth electronic music show with a stunning visual journey. We bet it's gonna be a magic time of synth electronic music you have never experienced before!
Tickets £5 advance £6 on the door
Three musicians are ready to refresh your ears by using some special "instruments" with multiple synthesisers to take you to a neo synth world! The venue is also installed like a light-reflecting crystal especially for the interaction of the synth music and full of interesting experimental elements.
So, what are you waiting for? Let's fly to the electronic galaxy!
A special collaboration with space designer: Tuo Lin: http://tuo-lin.com/
Musicians:
Yoshiki Ichihara: https://yshk-chr.bandcamp.com/
Sam Hostettler: https://www.youtube.com/user/samhostettler
Przemysław Trzaska: https://soundcloud.com/crowstep
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