By building up tracks through the manipulation of programming code, algorave producers are among the underground’s most dextrous and daring. We head to Sheffield to meet those at the heart of the scene
As part of the Guardian’s underground music series, we asked readers where they thought we should be looking for weird scenes. We’ll round up the best suggestions next week to close out the series, but one that stuck out to me was algorave, put forward by an anonymous reader from Sheffield: “This is music created using computer code which is written live in front of an audience … Places in Sheffield hold algoraves where this music is created on the fly with accompanying also live-coded visuals.”
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