Moments · 6 picks · Wed to Sun
Indoor art, audiovisual shows and listening sessions.
Daytime plans with a roof: exhibitions, screenings and listening rooms.
By Songpot desk · from the ADE programme, our venue guide and artist notes
Japanese ambient records, played on fine speakers, in a chapel.
Selector Nina Yamada plays kankyō ongaku and Japanese deep-listening records on Audio-Technica's Hotaru system, in a historic chapel surrounded by water. Lie back and listen.
For fans of Hiroshi Yoshimura
Orbital's Paul Hartnoll, Paranoid London live, and nature as a score.
EarthSonic's premiere at Nxt Museum: Paul Hartnoll with Natural Symphony's installation, Paranoid London's raw acid house live, and Coldcut's Matt Black in conversation. Art first, then the 303s.
For fans of The Chemical Brothers, Daniel Avery
Rødhåd's ambient side, at zero BPM, in a church.
Out Of Place Artefacts is Rødhåd and Vril's ambient project, a rare chance to hear two Berlin techno heavyweights with the kick drum gone. Nastia, Fadi Mohem and ALTINBAS, all known for hard, controlled techno, trade it for drones and space too. Lie down, go deep, come back.
For fans of Dasha Rush, Luke Slater
Breathwork that turns into a dancefloor.
Liv Stig guides a breathwork session with live electronics, then Mirella Kroes takes it into deep, airy, hypnotic techno, in The Stargate's chapel by the water.
Dinner, nature sounds and Paranoid London, in a glasshouse.
EarthSonic, Roland and DJs for Climate Action host an intimate evening: Tom Middleton's ambient, Drum & Lace's field-recording electronics, and Paranoid London's raw acid live, with a community kitchen.
For fans of The Orb, Daniel Avery
Amsterdam club culture, archived.
An exhibition for the Amsterdam Museum's centenary on decades of the city's club culture, with photographer MRLYN and State OFF's percussive hardware club music at the opening. Free, daytime.
Times, lineups and tickets are on each event's ADE programme page. Songpot is independent of the festival.