High Canopy w/Carl Finlow aka Silicon Scally LIVE, EKATA b2b Kodah, Arkist and Second Storey

About this event

High Canopy returns to Moon club for the second instalment of Electro, Bass and Broken Techno mutations>>> High Canopy is extatic to bring Electro genius Carl Finlow to Bristol for the very first time - Playing LIVE. Carl’s name is synonymous with the Electro sound and beyond, releasing cutting edge music since the early 90’s. Born in Liverpool, from an early age Carl was listening to electronic music by the likes of Japanese hero Isao Tomita and since 1986 has been making his own music with computers. Involved early on with Ralph Lawson’s Back to Basics and 20:20 Vision label, he’s gone on to release on Warp, CPU, Cultivated Electronics, Craigie Knowes, Satamile NYC, Electrix and Novamute to name a few. He continues to refine and develop his signature style under a plethora of aliases including Silicon Scally, Voicestealer, Random Factor, Carbon Academy and many more. This man is an absolute dynamo with more than 150 releases and 100’s of remixes to his name for acclaimed artists such as Andrew Weatherall, Luke Slater, John Tejada, Thomas Heckmann and Eric Estornel. Since moving to France in 2002 he’s continued to produce a steady stream of outstanding EP’s and albums and has played live as far and wide as Tokyo, Moscow, New York and LA. This is a special chance to witness a live set from one of electronic music’s masters.  Ekata aka Jess Poole has carved out a unique space in the Electro world thanks to her raw and uncompromising releases on labels like Avoidant (Soma), Umwelt’s New Flesh records, and Fanzine, alongside laser focussed DJ mixes and sets on radio stations like Operator Radio, Science Cult and Bass Agenda. She’s performed at legendary venues such as TRESOR, FOLD, E1, Shambala Festival, About:Blank, Kilométre25, Fanzine Festival and Loone. She’s also part of long running night and label, Natural Selection which she’s resident alongside partner Kodah. Her set’s blur the lines between Electro, Acid, Techno and EBM taking on the darker, dystopian side