Gnod + KLAMP

Gnod, a British psychedelic and space rock band, play in London alongside KLÄMP at The 100 Club, a venue for concerts and shows.

Gnod began as a shamanic drone ensemble, at times numbering up to 15 members on stage. Their early work centred on a sense of community and hypnotic repetition, and those ideas have carried through their years of activity. Their catalogue runs to dozens of CD-Rs, cassettes and vinyl releases on labels including Rocket Recordings, Trensmat and Krokodilo (Blackest Ever Black), as well as their own Tesla Tapes imprint. Critics have compared them with Hawkwind, Popul Vuh, Pan Sonic, Sunburned Hand of the Man and Pharaoh Sanders, while the band themselves have never followed a single genre for long.

Their stage work has built a strong reputation in Britain, and they have toured and played festivals across Europe. Their recent live line-up presents a heavy, protest-minded sound, drawing on the material of the acclaimed album Infinity Machines. The band's set places a sense of defiance and collective purpose at its centre, with a music that is both uplifting and bleak.

The bill pairs Gnod with KLÄMP at The 100 Club, a London venue that hosts concerts and shows. The evening suits listeners interested in psychedelic and space rock played with a live, communal focus.