Look Mum No Computer

A live electronic concert by Look Mum No Computer, the project of a musician who built a large following through YouTube and unusual self-made instruments, at Room 2 in Glasgow.

Look Mum No Computer, also written as LMNC, is an electronic project that began releasing solo work in 2016, after a YouTube channel launched in 2013 had attracted a considerable audience. Over the following decade the project has released singles, albums and EPs, produced and co-written music for other artists, and toured Germany across several dates in the UK and Europe.

The act has become recognised for building unusual electronic instruments, including organs made from Furbies and Game Boys, synthesizer bicycles and flame-throwing keyboards. Its music was also chosen to represent the UK at the Eurovision Song Contest with the single Eins, Zwei, Drei.

The concert takes place at Room 2 Glasgow, a venue at 69 Nelson Mandela Place that mainly hosts concerts, with a programme focused on electronic music. The night is aimed at listeners following electronic music performed live, and it is the act's electronic work that the audience can hear on stage.