Interfering Grounds invites Pure Space

Newly created platform Interfering Grounds is inviting Andy Garvey’s record label Pure Space for a multidisciplinary night experience across two rooms at Club Raum.

Blending Amsterdam’s DIY rave culture with Australia’s bush doof aesthetics, the event merges music, arts and spatial design. In the club space, a dialogue unfolds between two ecosystems, with a back-to-back from Andy Garvey & Konduku accompanied by sets from Julia Mira and Naarm-based LOIF. Meanwhile, the listening space slows things down. It invites connection through cultural exchange, with a live premiere by Bubble Bouillon, DJ sets by Lula Luna and Eric Filipus, and performances. The space features a custom sound system by Sol Systems, designed to enhance the depth and intimacy of each act. Initiated by Polychrome Audio, RPU and Etape, Interfering Grounds is a cross-cultural club night grounded in connection, community and DIY experimentation within Amsterdam’s underground creative scenes.