PLEASE NOTE - as the Cemetery will be closed to the general public from 5 pm, the only entrance that will be open for the performance is the one on Old Brompton Road. This entrance will be open from 6:45 pm and the and the gates will close again at 7:10 pm. NO LATECOMERS WILL BE ADMITTED. The full address for this gate is: Brompton Cemetery North Lodge Lillie Rd (Just off Old Brompton Road) London SW5 9JE

Robin the Fog creates musique concréte compositions and performances purely by manipulating natural acoustic sounds on a quartet of vintage reel-to-reel tape recorders, with all additional electronic effects or artificial reverb strictly forbidden – a process that has seen their work compared to William Basinski, Philip Jeck, Morton Feldman and even the sculptures of Rachel Whiteread.

Now Robin is very proud to bring one of his spectacular live performances to London Month of the Dead, in which the secret sounds of Brompton chapel will be dubbed onto loops of tape and stretched precariously around the venue - creating an experience that is part sonic séance, part chaotic performance art.

In an age where one can create all manner of electronic music with a simple swipe of a mouse, Robin proves not only how much fun is to be had in making things complicated again, but conversely just how little effort is sometimes needed to create a genuinely uncanny and beguiling sound-world: the rough underbelly of our pristine, Pro-Tools universe.

Tickets £15 including a delightful gin cocktail. Please click here to purchase.