Program Club Control

MINDTHEGAP Trio, the new jazz surprise from Transylvania, comes for the first time in Control Club on 13th of February! Meet them starting 8:30 PM in Room 1 and immerse yourself in a unique journey through the cosmic sounds of experimental jazz, combined with electronic music, nu jazz, fusion and progressive, all poured into the soundscape of their first album, DISTANT SIGNALS   “Our debut album was about creating worlds within soundscapes....See more details

On February 18, 2025, the walls of ctrl will shake as Heavy Lungs take the stage. This Bristol quartet has carved out a niche in the post-punk world with their ferocious sound and unapologetic attitude. Their live shows are a whirlwind of energy, with songs that channel chaos into catharsis. Heavy Lungs bring raw, loud and uncompromising energy to their shows taking influence from the rowdy and liberating gigs of the 80s and 90s....See more details

This is one for the books. On Thursday, February 20, ctrl teams up with none other than TekLife to bring you the best of the best in juke: DJ Spinn, Loefah and Traxman.  DJ Spinn has been a staple in footwork circles since the late ‘90s, and regular DJ at house parties throughout Chicago....See more details

The Beauty of Gemina, a Swiss electronic/alternative rock band founded by Michael Sele in 2006, is coming to ctrl on Friday, February 21. For almost 18 years, Michael Sele and The Beauty of Gemina have been celebrated not only in their home country and neighbouring countries, but also throughout Europe and especially in Central and South America, so that their tours have already taken them halfway around the globe....See more details

On February 22, Mala comes for the first time at Control, joining the Black Rhino Residency series, which promotes well-established artists and forward-thinking acts from the realms of bass music. Mala will play on Riddim Bandits Sound System, offering a complete experience of the genre.  Born and raised in South Norwood, South London, Mala has played a pioneering role in UK music since the turn of the century....See more details

The unstoppable force that is MOSES will return to Control on March 1, 2025, following their unforgettable first performance at the venue. Known for their high-energy shows and emotionally charged anthems, the UK rock band has quickly built a devoted following, both on and off the stage....See more details

Catch Mammal Hands live on March 12, 2025, at ctrl for an immersive experience blending jazz, electronica, and ambient soundscapes. Mammal Hands announce spell-binding new album ‘Gift from the Trees’, their fifth studio album, pointing to subtle shifts and exciting new departures for the unique trio....See more details

Geordie Greep (guitarist and vocalist in black midi) is coming to Control on March 21, 2025. From 2017 to 2024, he was the frontman and lead guitarist of the rock band Black Midi, often considered part of the emerging wave of British rock music known as the Windmill scene. Following three astonishing albums with black midi, most recently 2023’s ‘Hellfire’, and almost non-stop worldwide tours for near-on five years, Geordie Greep has somehow found time to record his first solo album ‘The New Sound’, an album that has allowed him scope to explore creative ideas like never before....See more details

On Saturday, March 22, Clan of Xymox will take the stage at ctrl for a night of gothic and darkwave bliss. Since their formation in their native Holland their music has been constantly changing, always challenging and often quite breathtaking. A steady flow of critically acclaimed albums were released such as: Creatures (’99), Notes from The Underground (2001), Farewell (2003), Breaking Point (2006), In Love We Trust (2009), Darkest Hour (2011), Matters Of Mind, Body and Soul (2014) another timeless, deeply emotional Gothic record....See more details

She Past Away, the dark wave / post-punk duo, is coming to Control on March 26, 2025. The duo consists of Volkan Caner (vocal, guitars and songwriting) and Doruk Ozturkcan (drums, synths and production). Experimenting old/new aesthetic of synth music into their core guitar stuff, She Past Away forged a sound, an attitude, and a sensibility, conveyed through a minimalist poetry sung in Turkish, which sweeps the audience through a dense, continual epic trip in both their recordings and live performances....See more details