Max Cooper brings a scintillatingly deep and fresh perspective to music that is unmatched by other, and now he'll be bring that aesthetic to VENT.

Max Cooper has a knack for blending the sonic with the visual. He’s well regarded for his fusion of electronic music and visual art/science, with ocular installation played against (or rather in tandem with) his live sets, he produces a deep musical experience that completely immerses the audience. Don’t miss his preformance at VENT, on December 28th!

Max Cooper is unique in the sense that he decided to pursue both music and science, simultaneously. He released some musical works back around 2007, and in 2008 he received a doctorate in computational biology. His Mesh label is the culmination of his passion for these endeavors, going on to release a wide array of collaborations through it. His live performances are centered on the full immersion of the senses, developing into the incorporation of 4D sound in a live show, teaming up with Canadian artist Maotik in a dome-shaped 360 degree Hyperform, and has even held audio-visual shows at Berghain and Aether. He’s also collaborated with artist Future wife, and architect Zaha Hadid, gaining notoriety all around the globe.

His mixes on the legendary BBC Essential Mix and the Balance Mix series has proven his aptitude as a DJ, which he has been doing since the 90s. His productions and performances have earned him a lot of credibility, including several Resident Advisor top100 listings in both the live and DJ categories.

His latest album “One Hundred Billion Sparks”, released in September of this year has gained him a good deal of popularity, and his return to Japan for this performance will be his first in two years. We’re excited to see what sort of audio-visual tricks he has up his sleeve! We’re sure he won’t disappoint!