Who was billed4 artists
In the order the promoter listed them.
Set times were not published.
Most of these pairings were meeting for the first time that night.
the pairs that have met
3 of the 6 pairings on this bill were first meetings.
- Day Cart and Wig-Wam — 21 shared bills before that night, first on Sat 23 Sep 2023.
- IMOGEN and Wig-Wam — 2 shared bills before that night, first on Thu 16 Nov 2023.
- IMOGEN and Day Cart — 2 shared bills before that night, first on Thu 16 Nov 2023.
Who they are
“IMOGEN channels dystopian electro, rumbling bass, UK techno and choppy breaks, drawing influence from her storied years living in London while adding her own spiky twist to the darker-tinted tones of electronic music.”
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IMOGEN channels dystopian electro, rumbling bass, UK techno and choppy breaks, drawing influence from her storied years living in London while adding her own spiky twist to the darker-tinted tones of electronic music. Listening to The Prodigy and Stanton Warriors at home with her mum in Southampton sparked IMOGEN's interest in dance music. An underage raver at the time, she immersed herself in the scene, attending several house-led parties at her local club, Junk, before moving to London aged 16 to study Music Technology. Here, she learnt how to produce and DJ while cutting her teeth as a resident on Radar Radio. Featuring seminal guests like Ellen Allien and Umwelt, IMOGEN established her vision from day one. At just 18 years old, IMOGEN landed a booking at Berghain and has since evolved into the revered producer and DJ she is today. In 2022, Voitax released her debut solo EP What?, which Resident Advisor described as 'Fast, techno-infused electro from a rising star rapidly coming into her own.' Her track 'Up To No Good' garnered praise from industry and dance music lovers alike. Earlier releases include her debut tune 'Flesh' on Earwiggle in 2018, followed by Volts co-produced with Ben Pest. Her latest release dropped on Steel City Dance Discs this summer with a fusion of hefty breaks and four-to-the floor beats. The EP also includes a remix by Radioactive Man. Living in London allowed IMOGEN to soak up the city's rich club culture and finesse her craft. As a resident on NTS Radio, she regularly plays B2B with her favourite artists, including Helelna Hauff, Identified Patient and Clouds, this was recognised by BBC Radio One where IMOGEN just hosted her debut show on the station. A former resident of fabric, IMOGEN has supported artists across the electronic spectrum and has played throughout the UK, counting shows at Warehouse Project, The Beams and festivals Glastonbury and Junction 2. Sharing her sound in Europe, she's soundtracked Kraftwerk, Herrensauna, MELT festival, Awakenings and many more. During the pandemic, IMOGEN explored ways to give back to the music community. She taught Music Production lessons via Zoom, sharing knowledge in an accessible, friendly environment. This led her to launch Wigs, an inclusive platform and party series that facilitates workshops and provides a hub for aspiring artists to connect. IMOGEN curates Wigs events with the same forward-thinking approach, breaking the circuit of tried and tested lineups and showcasing new names on the night. The first event kicked off in fabric as part of the club's 24-hour Continuum series. Since then, IMOGEN has taken Wigs across the UK and Europe featuring Aquarian, Daria Kolosova and Bjarki. This winter sees the birth of Wigs as a record label alongside more sold out shows across the globe. A multi-disciplined artist, IMOGEN is a member of T.I.P. aka TripSixVivo, IMOGEN and Paàl. Together, the trio in corporate live producing and MCing, creating a hybrid of electro, grime, drum'n'bass and techno. Their debut EP Neosynthesis displayed their intricate dynamic and rugged aesthetic. Entering the next phase of her non-conformist career, IMOGEN's skill, dedication and grounded attitude are reflected across all of her projects, making her a vital talent in today's electronic realm.Their RA profile lists fabric Records, Earwiggle, VOITAX and Steel City Dance Discs.Recently at Nowadays, Paragon, Good Room · often with GLOBUS, TRESOR, ROBUS, none of them here that night
“Drawing from Detroit’s foundational influence and the darker edges of contemporary European club music, she crafts immersive, tension-driven sets built on heavy percussion, layered textures, and driving low-end energy.”
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Drawing from Detroit’s foundational influence and the darker edges of contemporary European club music, she crafts immersive, tension-driven sets built on heavy percussion, layered textures, and driving low-end energy. Her approach to DJing centers on narrative and atmosphere, creating long-form journeys where tracks dissolve into one another through mounting pressure and cathartic release. Originally developing her craft in Boston through close collaboration with the INFRA collective, KXAH became deeply involved in the underground DIY circuit before relocating to New York City. During that time, she co-founded the Aversion event platform and label, helping build collaborative events and releases alongside collectives and artists from across the US and Europe, including Detroit Techno Militia, BCCO, Maison Fauna, and Uncoiled. Though no longer involved with the platform, the experience helped shape her approach to underground culture, collaboration, and independent artist infrastructure. Beyond the club, KXAH’s work extends deeply into experimental listening culture and interdisciplinary curation. Previously curating for Silence Please, a high-fidelity speaker building company and immersive listening showroom in New York, where she programmed and hosted experimental ambient sessions centred around intentional listening and sound system culture. Working within the showroom’s acoustically focused environment, she curated performances and listening experiences featuring artists such as Neel, Function, Amelia Holt, Amma Atteria and other experimental live performers, vinyl selectors, and sound artists. The series explored the intersection of ambient music, spatial sound, psychoacoustics, and deep listening, reflecting KXAH’s ongoing interest in the emotional and physical impact of sound beyond the dancefloor. Her independently curated “Fight Club” events further expanded this community-driven approach. Hosted inside a fighting gym under the motto “Fighters Not Lovers,” the series created a platform highlighting female and multidisciplinary creatives, fostering collaboration between DJs, visual artists, designers, performers, and emerging talent within underground communities. As a performer, KXAH has appeared at influential venues and underground institutions across New York, Detroit, Minneapolis, and the East Coast, including Basement, Paragon, Marble Bar, Bossa Nova Civic Club, Good Room, Refuge, and Leland City Club. She has also performed at festivals including The Great Beyond and Techtoit. In March 2026, KXAH released “The State Of The Mind” through Amsterdam-based label and collective Donker as part of the compilation DNKRVA004, a release featuring female artists from across the international underground electronic scene, with proceeds supporting breast cancer awareness and research initiatives in the Netherlands. "Married to the Baseline"Recently at Mansions, Car Park, H0L0 · often with KYRUH, VILE, Concrete Husband, none of them here that night
“Day Cart, aka Harrison Williams, has been a key figure within NYC's dance music community for the past decade.”
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Day Cart, aka Harrison Williams, has been a key figure within NYC's dance music community for the past decade. He co-founded the Goonroom party series with Wig-Wam, which consistently took place at venues like Good Room, Elsewhere, Output and Jupiter Disco. Later they launched Stream Informer, and what was initially a resource to find DJ livestreams quickly turned into 'one of the most innovative club nights in Brooklyn', with bookings that include AceMoMa, Priori, X-Coast, Jadalareign, WTCHCRFT & KYRUH, Lauren Flax, Galcher Lustwerk, Russell E.L. Butler, Beige and many many more.Recently at Good Room, Jupiter Disco, SILO · often with Lauren Flax, Very J, BbbBbBB (2), none of them here that night
“Wig-Wam (a.k.a David Garber) first cut his teeth in New York with the Goonroom party series, which brought international debuting artists and local treasures to venues like Good Room, Elsewhere, Output, and Jupiter Disco.”
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Wig-Wam (a.k.a David Garber) first cut his teeth in New York with the Goonroom party series, which brought international debuting artists and local treasures to venues like Good Room, Elsewhere, Output, and Jupiter Disco. And as a founding editor of the THUMP team at VICE, he's long had a pulse on the sounds and selectors you want in your orbit. Together with longtime co-conspirator Day Cart around 2020, Wig-Wam founded Stream Informer, a resource for finding the word's best in DJ livestreams that, over time, evolved into one of Brooklyn's most innovative club nights with head-turning bookings like AceMoMa, Analog Soul, Priori, X-Coast, Jadalareign, WTCHCRFT & KYRUH, Lauren Flax, Galcher Lustwerk, Russell E.L. Butler, Beige and many more.Recently at Good Room, Jupiter Disco, The Chocolate Factory · often with Lauren Flax, Very J, adobeprincess, none of them here that night
names these artists often play with — not that night
- KYRUH6 with KXAH and 2 with IMOGEN
- Very J3 with Day Cart and 3 with Wig-Wam
- adobeprincess2 with Day Cart and 2 with Wig-Wam
- Lauren Flax2 with Day Cart and 2 with Wig-Wam
- Ron Like Hell2 with Day Cart and 2 with Wig-Wam
- Lady Harley1 with Day Cart and 1 with Wig-Wam
- Laila Amira1 with Day Cart and 1 with Wig-Wam
- Tim Lucent1 with Day Cart and 1 with Wig-Wam
297 said they were going — quieter than a usual Saturday at Good Room.
how this compares
- Median final count, Saturdays at Good Room422
- Middle half finished between274 and 566
- Past Saturdays at this venue counted156
The room
Good Room — 477 events and 1,024 distinct artists since Aug 2023.
Holds about 500.
Most-tagged here: House (6) and Techno (3). genre tags on this room’s listings