Andy Stott and Carrier with Marteka Fair, Draletika

About the concert
CARRIER
Carrier is the latest project from veteran British producer Guy Brewer, whose restless career has already taken him from the influential drum & bass duo Commix to the austere, industrial techno of Shifted and his Avian label. Carrier folds those histories into something harder to classify: skeletal percussion, cavernous dub space, electro-acoustic texture, and the ghost architecture of jungle and drum & bass.
ANDY STOTT
Manchester producer Andy Stott has spent more than two decades turning techno inside out. A longtime fixture of the Modern Love label, Stott emerged from dub techno before slowing, distorting, and overloading the form into the famously battered sound of Passed Me By and We Stay Together, followed by the landmark Luxury Problems. His music can be brutally physical and eerily beautiful at once: submerged vocals, enormous low end, corroded percussion, and flashes of hardcore, post-punk, ambient music, and jungle drifting through the wreckage.
w/ support by
MARTEKA FAIR
Winston-Salem producer Marteka Fair builds hypnotic dub-techno from intricate polyrhythms, repetition, noise, and sustained rhythmic pressure.
DRALETIKA
Durham’s Draletika collides frantic jungle breaks with blown-out, bit-crushed textures—raw, damaged dance music.
Carrier is the latest project from veteran British producer Guy Brewer, whose restless career has already taken him from the influential drum & bass duo Commix to the austere, industrial techno of Shifted and his Avian label. Carrier folds those histories into something harder to classify: skeletal percussion, cavernous dub space, electro-acoustic texture, and the ghost architecture of jungle and drum & bass.
ANDY STOTT
Manchester producer Andy Stott has spent more than two decades turning techno inside out. A longtime fixture of the Modern Love label, Stott emerged from dub techno before slowing, distorting, and overloading the form into the famously battered sound of Passed Me By and We Stay Together, followed by the landmark Luxury Problems. His music can be brutally physical and eerily beautiful at once: submerged vocals, enormous low end, corroded percussion, and flashes of hardcore, post-punk, ambient music, and jungle drifting through the wreckage.
w/ support by
MARTEKA FAIR
Winston-Salem producer Marteka Fair builds hypnotic dub-techno from intricate polyrhythms, repetition, noise, and sustained rhythmic pressure.
DRALETIKA
Durham’s Draletika collides frantic jungle breaks with blown-out, bit-crushed textures—raw, damaged dance music.
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