Daniel Avery, often hailed as the next Aphex Twin, is currently on the fastest track to stardom, showcasing the peak of his musical prowess.

Introduced by none other than Andrew Weatherall, who described him as “the new DJ to watch out for,” Daniel Avery has swiftly ascended to fame, emerging as a prominent figure in London’s thriving new generation of techno artists.
 
Hailing from Tokyo, Haruka has embarked on an extensive journey across Asia, Europe, and the U.S. in recent years, gracing festivals and regional tours alike. As one of Japan’s foremost dance music artists, he will be co-headlining the event.
 
Furthermore, Room 1 will feature Romy Mats, the curator behind the “Kaitai Shinsho” party, which has been showcasing underground electronic music in Japan from a distinct standpoint, and Shinsuke Goto, a performer who has graced the stage at the renowned techno festival “rural.”
 
In Room 2, we’ve got IDDI, known for their dubby disco tracks and house-centric music selections that are gaining notoriety. Joining them is Ayaka, who crafts sonic spaces with rugged, heavy textures and delicate techno. KJ, on the other hand, delves into the realms of obscure techno, while Bundo’s domain is primarily hard minimal and techno.