This event will take place in EartH Theatre. Unsound present their most expansive London programme in more than a decade, the four-day festival spans five venues, bringing together commissions, premieres, UK debuts and musical left turns from the fringes of the global avant-garde. On Saturday, November 28, Unsound takes over EartH. In EartH Theatre, cult Polish group Księżyc celebrate the 30th anniversary of their breakthrough debut, fresh from the release of their album A Quiet Storm, Space Afrika arrive to explore its sonic textures with a host of collaborators, including soprano Nardus Williams. In EartH Hall, Polish trio Tercet Imperial modernise the oberek, gyrofield presents a new live set, and Paris-based beatmaker Simo Cell joins Egyptian vocalist and composer Abdullah Miniawy for a performance of their debut album Dying Is The Internet. Manchester DJ and producer Anz closes the festival with a back-to-back set alongside a yet-to-be-announced British icon. Additional artists are still to be announced, so stay tuned. Tickets are available separately for the early show in the EartH Theatre and the late show in the EartH Hall. A limited number of tickets will be available for access to both parts of the Unsound London EartH takeover. For more information on access at EartH, please see our FAQs here: https://bit.ly/44dzl75 or contact us at access@earthackney.co.uk EartH is a social enterprise committed to supporting new musicians, with music studios in the venue that are completely free for young artists to use. When you attend a show in EartH Theatre, head to the back of the space to rent a cushion for just £2. Not only will you get to sit more comfortably, but all proceeds go towards funding Studio 36. Find out more here: https://earthackney.co.uk/about/studio-36/