BreakHaus emerges for a high-voltage edition this summer, presenting Face2Face Day Fest at Bristol’s Lakota. Rooted in the city’s warehouse lineage, BreakHaus channels raw energy and forward-facing sonics into an all-day session primed for deep dancefloor connection. On August 2nd, assemble with fellow heads as genre signposts shift and dissolve.

Plastician commands proceedings with the dexterity that’s cemented his legend—expect a labyrinth of low-end, sharp percussives, and slick transitions between bass and techno continuum. Oblig sharpens the focus, serving up seismic blends and sub-heavy unpredictability, while Frazer Ray propels momentum with signature selections across rave and broken rhythms. Breaka rides the high wire, distilling high-definition rollers with elastic funk and tactile grooves.

Dual Monitor delivers their hardware-infused live set, layering intricate patterns, voltage squelch, and technoid tension. Fliss Mayo delves into subterranean soundscapes, moving from glinting minimalisms to propulsive cuts, with IZZIT joining to push boundaries further—each artist dialed into the shifting pulse of the UK underground. Face2Face isn’t just an invitation to dance—it’s a point of convergence, a kinetic meeting of minds and bodies as sonic architecture unfolds.

Lock in for a day where collective energy fuels the system and every frequency feels personal.