A little awkward I guess, it felt much more like a hacker meeting than a rave. I've been to a lot of experimental music performances in the city and they all ha

A little awkward I guess, it felt much more like a hacker meeting than a rave. I've been to a lot of experimental music performances in the city and they all have a similar feeling - much less partying and good times and much more introspective in a way, absorbing the music and enjoying it individually. You got a sense that everyone was sort of on the same wavelength even if we didn't interact with each other much. That said it was REALLY enjoyable for me as part of my dissertation at uni was about generative music and live coding, it was really cool to see it properly in action with a crowd of people enjoying it.