On November 13th, The Glad Cafe opens its doors for a night driven by boundary-pushing sonics and unwavering pulse. Phew, the Japanese legend whose relentless experimentalism has shaped the outer edges of electronic music since the 1980s, joins local selector and producer Freddie Murphy for a rare Glasgow appearance. Expect immersive textures, deep frequencies and a forward-thinking approach that blurs lines between techno, avant-garde and the unknown.

The room will resonate with sound forged from analogue circuitry and restless improvisation, where fractured rhythms meet organic noise. With both artists known for uncompromising live sets, this promises an atmosphere unbound by genre or expectation—an exploration of energy, repetition and atmosphere through a minimalist lens. For those seeking club nights with substance, The Glad Cafe provides an intimate setting to experience artists operating at the vanguard of electronic music.

Early arrival recommended.