Through carefully built loops and unexpectedly penetrating waves and pulses, this godfather of The Hague scene will attempt to alienate you from preconditioned states of consciousness and lead you to be reborn in blackened clubs, cut off from visual stimulation.

Unit Moebius Anonymous is the 2007 rebirth of legendary band Unit Moebius, with key player Jan Duivenvoorden now the lone driving force. His interest in alienating sounds started with a tape recorder aged nine. Constantly hitting the rewind button and looping the same words to sounds he quickly learn to appreciate the power of reception. Experiences at militant Belgian festivals, unintentionally playing Severed Heads records at the wrong speed, gabber, pirate radio stations, 808 State and Underground Resistance all followed and lead him to where he is now.

And that place is being a key part of the West Coast sound of Holland, receiving fan cassettes from as far afield as Japan and hearing Spanish taxi drivers bumping tunes Unit Moebius like ‘Panta Rhei.’ That was the first ever release on the legendary Bunker Records in 1992 and immediately sold out. Since then many more cult classics have followed, from the Status and Work EPs on KK Records to albums like Disco, and have taken in minimalist machine music, jackin acid and pounding industrial.

Of course, the band also has played key live shows at places like Today’s Art Festival in 2006, and run their own strictly independent label Chans Records, which started in 2011. Jan continues to bring his virtuoso live shows and raw industrial spirit to clubs round the world and is also working on remixes for Ron Morelli and Shinoby, and album for Arma. New video clip made with former UM band member Richard Van Den Bogaert are also in the works. For an otherworldly experience that reimagines techno and questions your reality in ways you cannot imagine, there is no one finer than Unit Moebius Anonymous.