Future Ruins transforms the Los Angeles Equestrian Center into a charged nexus where machine and memory intertwine. On November 8, 2025, icons of forward-thinking sound convene to soundtrack a space where the lines between organic past and synthetic futures blur. Geoff Barrow, renowned for shaping the textures of Portishead and Beak>, channels raw analog energy, igniting pulse-driven reveries.

Hildur Guðnadóttir, celebrated for her haunting film scores, weaves tones that linger between decay and emergence, channelling the spectral beauty of dissolution. John Carpenter, the master of midnight atmospheres, leans into his signature synthwork to invoke shadowy futurism and dystopian nostalgia. Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe explores the limits of modular synthesis and the human voice, sculpting sonic architectures that shimmer with uncanny life.

Hauschka manipulates prepared piano and electronics, marrying the tactile with the technological for a performance that blurs genre and expectation. Set within the ambient expanse of the equestrian center, Future Ruins offers more than a lineup—it’s communion at the edge of our collective imagination, where soundscapes collide and new terrains of possibility emerge. Prepare to step into a space where past and future converge and the only constant is evolution.