Discovered in the early 2000s for his electronic music, which is both dreamlike and cerebral, Nathan Fake grew up in the south of England. Initially compared to Aphex Twin, Boards of Canada and M83, Nathan Fake has since carved out his own path, free from the influence of his early inspirations, and has been producing high-calibre musical experiments for over 25 years.

Nathan Fake has thus honed a style blending minimal techno, IDM, noise and ambient music. His sense of measured groove and his ability to produce music that is as cold as it is spellbinding have practically earned him cult status. A status that stands in stark contrast to the man’s great discretion.

Nine years after we first met (at Nuits Sonores, in fact) and eight years after a legendary performance at the ARTE Concert Festival, we are delighted to once again be swept away by Nathan Fake’s rich and varied world. All the more so as, in Lyon, the DJ and producer treats us to an audiovisual show that is as beautiful to watch as it is to listen to.