Roe deer + RAVAGE + Tô Yô - post math noise

Show & Culture

Kulturfabrik invites you to a new OFF THE RADAR evening! On the programme: unprecedented musical explorations, blending sonic experimentation, krautrock, experimental music and psychedelic influences. CHEVREUIL Chevreuil is a French duo formed in 1998 by Julien F. and Tony C., whose singular approach goes beyond the codes of rock to explore sound as a physical space. “Magnetic” drums and guitar, a quadraphonic setup, minimalist and repetitive playing: their music builds genuine sonic architectures that are raw, immersive and hypnotic all at once. After several landmark albums recorded notably with Steve Albini and a long break of nearly twenty years, Chevreuil returns in 2026 with Stadium, a double album that continues their exploration of vibration, magnetism and sonic transformation. On stage, the duo creates an experience that is as intense as it is singular, where precision, energy and immersion become one. RAVAGE When two violins feverishly inspired by trance music and noise experimentation meet drums navigating between raw kraut and imagined doom. Such is RAVAGE, featuring Anthony Laguerre on drums and Bastien Pelenc / Mathieu Werchowski on 8 strings. Constantly kneading an organic, feverish material with subtle transformations, the trio explores spaces where wildness and delicacy debate how to take shape. The determination of these tireless trailblazers is unmistakable, moving forward unperturbed to tell the story of reconstruction. If not that of a new world, then that of a world open to emotion, adventure and convulsive beauty. TÔ YÔ Emerging from Tokyo’s underground scene, Tō Yō has established itself as one of the most singular groups of Japan’s new psychedelic generation. Between doom heaviness, krautrock pulses and constant improvisation, the quartet shapes a free, organic and hypnotic form of rock, nourished by the energy of Tokyo’s creative chaos. Noticed during its European tours in 2024 and 2025, notably at the SonicBlast and Freak Valley festivals, Tō Yō captivates audiences with concerts that are as intense as they are unpredictable. In autumn 2026, the band will unveil its second studio album, confirming a constantly evolving trajectory.