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“How can radical music help us manifest new possibilities for thinking?” </blockquote>
Naarm-based art organisation Liquid Architecture supports radical interdisciplinary experimentations offering a platform for artists working with sound -- from our everyday data driven world to the dissonant, to the beat driven with sounds that defy definition. 
For an all-night takeover of Max Watt’s, LA have invited Iran-based sound artist Sote in collaboration with audio-visual composer Tarik Barri on an immersive Live AV work. They’ll be joined by the king of experimental dembow from The Dominican Republic/New York heavy hitter Kelman Duran, and West Papuan music producer Asep Nayak, who has been redefining the Wisisi music of his home region, creating rapid, relentless, and euphoric ceremonial sounds. Aarti Jadu is Melbourne-based composer whose sound journey began with devotional music originating from India. She explores voice through electronics to create “alien folk” that delves into displacement and the protentional of energy. 
Liquid Architecture invites you to a big night of absorption into beat driven experimentations, echoes, melodies, sounds and searing visuals.

A man bends over a DJ deck. Green smoke is behind him.

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<li>AGE RESTRICTIONS | Max Watts is a licensed venue. Children under the age of 18 will not be permitted, even if accompanied by a parent or guardian.</li>
<li>TICKETS | Tickets also available via Oztix.</li>
<li>TRANSACTION FEE | All bookings incur a $4 transaction fee. Additional fees may apply for purchases via Oztix.</li>
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## [WATCH THE VENUE ACCESS VIDEO](https://youtu.be/411NqBgCer4)

ACCESSIBLE PARKING

There is an on street accessible parking bay at the corner of Swanston Street on Little Collins Street. Other accessible parking options can be found at Greenco Parking Pty Ltd, Council House, 200 Little Collins St; QV and Federation Square.

ACCESSIBLE DROP OFF

Accessible parking bay and loading zone on Little Collins Street near corner of Swanston Street.

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Nearest accessible train station: Melbourne Central Station, services all metro lines.

Nearest accessible tram stop: 130m from Swanston Street / Bourke Street—Tram 86 and 96—Stop 6; Melbourne Town Hall / Collins Street—Tram 109, 11, 12, 48—Stop 6

DISTANCE COVERED BY PARTICIPANT

Under 200m.

ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE

Please approach Max Watt's security guards on the door to access the lift. There is lift access to band room, but not the mezzanine bar.

ACCESSIBLE BATHROOMS

Accessible bathrooms are located near the side of stage area, which is available for wheelchair users to view the performance. Ramps can be provided to access side of stage. Staff are in attendance to assist.

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Asep Nayak, Sote and Tarik Barri, Kelman Duran, Aarti Jadu