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From live electronics to peak-time techno, this is a night that moves through genres without apology; techno, electro, bass and industrial rhythms under one roof. Nights are built around international artists and uncompromising genre experimentation.
Yazzus headlines. Ghana-born, London-raised and now Berlin-based, she is one of the most compelling forces in contemporary club music—a DJ whose sets carry bounce, bass, weight and the raw power of electronic music all at once. Hypnotic basslines, rolling grooves and 90s-inspired club energy are delivered with a presence behind the decks that’s both playful and commanding. With releases on Mad Decent, Steel City Dance Discs and Tresor, and appearances at Tresor, FOLD, Bassiani, Dekmantel and Draaimolen, she arrives with a peak-time sound built for physical release.
Kris Baha joins for a highly anticipated DJ set. Australian-born and Berlin-based, his sound is a collision of techno, EBM, electro, industrial and punk. Through releases on Pinkman, She Lost Kontrol, Cocktail d’Amore, Mannequin Records and his own label, Power Station, Baha has built a mutant club language that sits somewhere between body music, post-punk and machine-driven pressure.
Leaches takes the room live with a hardware-led performance built around analogue synthesis, drum machines, modular systems and processed vocals. This is techno and industrial electronics stripped back to their most essential and experiential form; minimal, evolving and relentless. With upcoming releases on Diffuse Reality and Power Station, alongside early support from BBC Introducing, this is a live set focused entirely on the physical and visceral.
With a background in drum & bass, Ackroyd opens the night with progressive, industrial-influenced techno. With releases on Repertoire, Terra Firm and Proximity Recordings, his productions blur the lines between jungle, drum & bass and leftfield electronics. Melodic but driven, fluid yet powerful—the perfect ignition point before the room darkens and the electronics take over.
Ununu brings pace and impact to the floor. Portugal-born, London-based DJ, producer and founder of the Saga Sonica label, he has become a familiar presence across London’s underground through appearances at E1, EGG, 93 Feet East and MOT. His sets move fast, emotional and euphoric, pushing the room towards late-night momentum and the kind of dancefloor pressure that makes time irrelevant.
The Warehouse is a visceral, 300-capacity former factory space on the first floor of Low Profile Studios in the Haringey Warehouse District. Original industrial features create a carefully curated DIY atmosphere, with blackout conditions and an intimate dancefloor that makes every frequency feel personal. No distractions.
One night. Five artists. The Warehouse.
