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Autechre

+ Zoviet France

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Step into the void with Autechre, one of the most innovative and influential acts in electronic music.

Playing in darkness, this will be the first chance to hear new Autechre material since 2020’s SIGN and PLUS. With roots in 80's electro, their first release in 1991 developed a template for electronic music that stands firm today. Constantly evolving, the duo – so intertwined with the history of Warp Records – have created some of the most groundbreaking music of the last 30 years. With original sounds, intricately programmed funk and a characteristically northern take on conventional rhythm and structure, their style is always fresh and future-facing.

Support comes from Zoviet France – emerging from the experimental industrial scene in the 80s alongside the likes of Throbbing Gristle, Cabaret Voltaire and The Hafler Trio, this is a rare chance to catch them live.

Tagged with: Contemporary music Young Barbican

Running Times for each show:

There are two shows taking place in the same evening and so it is important that we keep to the schedule as closely as we can. Please take note of the timings as it relates to your ticket and arrive promptly. 

Autechre will be performing in total darkness. Audiences will need to be in their seats before Autechre come on stage. We cannot guarantee that it will be possible to admit latecomers.

7.00pm : doors open for show #1

7.30pm : Zoviet France

8.00pm : break

8.15pm : Autechre

9.20pm : show #1 ends

9.50pm : doors open for show #2

10.00pm : Zoviet France

10.30pm : break

10.45pm : Autechre

11.50pm : show #2 ends


Timings are approximate and may change

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