MAWL: A Night of Live Analog Post-industrial Music!

Join us for a night of live analog, post-industrial music performed by MAWL!

About the Artists

MAWL is:

Jake Freeman, formerly “Protector 101” and now “Killbot”.

After a decade of being one of Synthwaves most influential producers, Jake went back to his roots. Through his journey he discovered modular electronics and was inspired to become the contemporary live techno artist “Killbot”.  Colder, heavier and more experimental.

Matt Jordan is also know as “COGEX”

Since 2008, Matt has produced many raw forms of industrial music.

From the Power noise of “0809” to the downtempo of “H3R3”. Always doing what he felt necessary for the time…Dystopian.

Matt Jordan and Jake Freeman’s most recent collaboration, MAWL was born from the desire to create freely and directly. These long time music creators and producers  were seeing to move away from getting stuck in the monotony of contemporary electronic production with an to capture what they were feeling in the moment, and express the visceral energy between them arising from the creation process. Celebrating this immediacy, intimacy and imperfections, the music evolves during the performance and is created in the moment, and by nature is singular and unique.

Together , they culminate to become a force of organic and determined experimental live electronics. Heavy and emotionally driven.

Follow MAWL: @mawlnoise

MAWL’s creative approach has a very Wabi-sabi sensibility, something we celebrate at Where Monsters Dream. We are excited to share this evening of music and private shopping with you!

Doors at 8:00 PM

Performance:9pm - 10PM

shopping till 11pm

About the Event

Fox and Moon Tea Lounge and Where Monsters Dream store will be open before and after the performance for private shopping and tea. Outside food and drinks are not allowed in the space. The artists will have merchandise available after the performance.

Be sure to purchase your tickets ahead of time! Space is lvery limited! We recommend guests are 18+ for this event.

This is a standing-room performance. We ask that guests do not take photos or record during the event. The venue and the artist have the right to record sound and/or video during the performance.

Parking and Public Transit:

Driving in:

Be sure to arrive with time to park - this area gets busy on the weekends.  Parking Lots: Perfect Parking on Traction Near Hewitt is the closest.

Public Transit:

We are walkable (about 5 mins) from the new Little Tokyo Metro stop.