Unsound London: 'Dying Is The Internet' Simo Cell & Abdullah Miniawy, Anz, gyrofield, Tercet Imperial

A London concert takeover by Unsound, the experimental music festival, staged at the EartH venue in Stoke Newington, with a programme of live sets and collaborations by several avant-garde artists.

Unsound's London edition brings together a group of experimental acts at EartH, a concert and performance venue at 11 Stoke Newington Road in north London. The programme includes Księżyc, a Polish experimental folk group active since 1990, whose vocalists are Agata Harz and Katarzyna Smoluk-Moczydłowska; the band is marking the thirtieth anniversary of its breakthrough debut, and has recently released the album A Quiet Storm.

The bill also features Space Afrika, who present their sound with a group of collaborators, including soprano Nardus Williams; Tercet Imperial, a Polish trio reworking the oberek; and gyrofield, presenting a new live set. Paris-based beatmaker Simo Cell performs alongside Egyptian vocalist and composer Abdullah Miniawy, playing their debut album Dying Is The Internet, while Manchester DJ and producer Anz takes part in a back-to-back set.

The takeover is spread across two rooms at EartH, the theatre and the hall, with separate tickets for each. EartH is a social enterprise that supports new musicians through studios available free to young artists.