Chris and Vitaly, better known as Kratom for Peace, return to the garden with the kind of patience most live sets have forgotten. Their sound unfolds slowly, built from ambient guitar loops and art-noise textures that refuse to hurry. Notes stretch, repeat and dissolve, forming a landscape rather than a track list. You listen with your whole body, not just your ears. This is music that asks for stillness. Feedback hums like weather, resonance hangs in the air and time seems to soften around the edges. Nothing aims for climax. Instead, the pair shape a space where attention drifts and settles again, somewhere between meditation and quiet endurance. It feels inward-facing, almost private, despite being shared. Come early, find a comfortable spot and let the evening recalibrate. This is less about being entertained and more about allowing sound to do the slow work it does best.
February 7. Free. Register here. Yellow Lane, 3.30pm-6.30pm