HENGE

On March 31, 2027 at Rescue Rooms in Nottingham, HENGE arrives with its signature sci‑fi universe, blending stage personas with 'cosmic dross': a mix that crosses space rock, electro, psyche and avant‑pop, powered by taut synths, a bass that sits very forward, a motorik drum beat and razor‑sharp guitars. The band, born in Manchester, builds its concerts as a transmission from elsewhere: people dance, it derails just enough, and it always keeps that playful edge.

On stage, HENGE navigates a strange zone between rave and prog rock, with tracks that can swing from repetitive trance to the deformed song, then spring into freer experimentation. Their discography has accompanied the expansion of the 'myth' (even into comics), and the latest album Journey to Voltus B pushes the concept even further, notably with its double‑groove vinyl edition that opens onto two possible endings. An evening conceived as a total live experience, musical and narrative, not trying to fit into any box.