Computer Club v5.0

Computer Club returns for its fifth iteration, refining its focus on live electronic process, deep-listening dancefloor moments, and improvised systems in motion. This edition brings together three distinct approaches to hardware-led performance and club-rooted experimentation, navigating the space between techno propulsion, textural abstraction, and raw signal manipulation.

At the core of Computer Club remains a commitment to real-time decision making. Patching, sequencing, and responding to the room as it unfolds. Expect fluid transitions between form and function, club energy and exploratory sound design, with each set feeding into a continuously evolving sonic ecosystem.

AM sin
Opening new pathways within the Computer Club framework, AM sin brings a live-focused approach grounded in tension, rhythm, and textural pressure. Drawing from techno, industrial, and experimental electronics, their sets balance driving structures with moments of disintegration, where grit, repetition, and subtle shifts take centre stage.

Nilehn (Resident)
The Computer Club resident returns with a continually evolving live configuration. Built around hardware and improvisation, Nilehn’s performances blur techno, abrasive electronics, and industrial atmospheres, shaped by real-time patching and an instinctive response to the dancefloor.

Musaji
Manchester-based duo Musaji bring acid-tinged momentum and genre-fluid sensibility to the night. Moving between live hardware performance and DJ-informed flow, their sound folds driving basslines, broken rhythms, and atmospheric passages into sets that remain physical, playful, and unpredictable.

Visuals once again form a critical component of the Computer Club experience. Our custom AV systems continue to develop with each event, translating raw signal feedback, generative processes, and live manipulation into responsive, immersive imagery. The screen becomes a parallel instrument, amplifying the sense of total system interaction.

Join us for Computer Club v5.0. Another late-night session of live electronics, evolving machines, and collective immersion in the mainframe.