Northern Electronics Showcase with Anthony Linell, Evigt Mörker, Trailcam, Torsion, Kudeki

Stockholm’s experimental noise label Northern Electronics presents a night of deep-left leaning sonics and other worldly acoustics planned for this takeover. Label co-founder Anthony Linell brings his uncompromising approach, forging a path between stripped-back techno intensity and the abrasive edges of experimental electronics. His sets land like a galvanizing strike—caustic rhythmic precision, stark atmosphere, and a sense of being pulled deeper into the strobe-lit unknown. Fellow Swede Evigt Mörker channels a hypnotic balance of melody and tension, crafting psychedelic techno structures that subtly disorient while remaining deeply immersive. Live, that delicate architecture often transforms into a more forceful, rhythm-driven energy that grips the dancefloor. Toronto-based artist Rita Mikhael appears with her project Trailcam, a bold evolution following her earlier work as E-Saggila. Defying genre constraints, the project explores emotional depth through experimental structures and an ever-shifting sonic landscape. California duo Torsion operate at the fault line where structure begins to collapse, building what they describe as substrate-agnostic techno. Their sound moves between suspension and propulsion, using circular patterns and friction-heavy textures to reshape spatial perception. Rounding out the night, Kudeki brings a decade of experience cultivating the darker edges of the Bay Area underground through her Endzeit series and Müll residency. Her sets weave acid, industrial, and EBM into hypnotic techno, balancing precision and abandon while carrying Detroit and Berlin influences onto the floor. //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// To maintain a safe and enjoyable environment for all, we ask that you respect our house code of conduct: no phones on the dance floor, mandatory coat check in our garden, and zero tolerance for harassment, discrimination, or hate.