Bone Folder + KGB + John McGrath

London duo Bone Folder operate somewhere between presence and absence, drawing on elements of drone, ambient and noise to build slow-moving, emotionally charged sound. Their pieces unfold patiently — tones gathering, thinning, and re-emerging — creating a sense of suspended time where melody flickers just beneath the surface. Their debut record lands on May 1 via GND/LFT. Described by Salt Peanuts as “exploring time and space as highly resonant, fragile and only briefly melodic”, their work invites listeners into a more intuitive, immersive experience. Opening the evening is John McGrath, whose work navigates experimental composition and textural sound, setting the tone with a nuanced approach to atmosphere and form. Second on the bill, KBG, self-described as “team building exercises through the medium of scary music with friends”, bring a raw, collaborative energy that leans into unpredictability and tension. Closing the night, Bone Folder draw these threads together — stretching time, dissolving structure, and guiding the room toward moments of cathartic release.