Upcoming Concerts 2023-2024
We are currently working on reinterpreting our newest material (from 2021 onward), into live-performance-possible material.
Previous Concerts (Minorarc / Sleeplab)
Previous Concerts (Mystral Tide)
May Friday 19th 2006 – Australia – Melbourne: Dream
Thanks to a wonderful residency at Dream Nightclub, Demus presented… SIGNAL ERROR
Mystral Tide – VJ Projections and Dark Ambient Soundscapes
Bastich – Local and Loud Noise, Industrial Experimentation
Cassandra’s Myth – Electro Rock at a warm melodic centre
Dark Organics – Electronic mash
March Friday 31st 2006 – Australia – Melbourne: Megabar
Mystral Tide guest VJ at whit3nois3
Featuring DJ’s John, Haemonculus, Kosta, antilogic, Silt and rei-in
Dark ambient / power noise sets then breaking out the nasty beats…
March Thursday 2nd 2006 – Australia – Melbourne: Dan O’Connell Carlton
Demus presented… DIGITAL CORRUPTION
Local Melbourne Underground Electro detonating on-stage!
Mystral Tide – VJ Projections and Dark Ambient Soundscapes
Bastich – Local and Loud Noise, Industrial Experimentation
Cassandra’s Myth – Electro Rock at its warm melodic centre
RoboNERD – Provocative Industrial and Electro
February Friday 24th 2006 – Australia – Melbourne: Dream
Mystral Tide – VJ Projections and Dark Ambient Soundscapes
Bastich – Local and Loud Noise, Industrial Experimentation
Fractl – Experimental Spoken Word, Industrial Electronics
December Friday 9th 2005 – Australia – Melbourne: Dream
An entry point into our new style of performance, incorporating data projection of digital video landscapes with Mystral Tide audio.
December Sunday 4th 2005 – Australia – Melbourne: Monsalvat
Performance at the historic grounds of this 1930’s castle http://www.montsalvat.com.au as part of the poetry and song festival. Supporting with the industrial spoken word assault of Bastich and Fractl.
November Friday 11th 2005- Australia – Melbourne: Dream
Our first live gig as a new member of Fractl! A night of pure Experimental, Electronic, Spoken Word, Bio Fractl awareness with: Mystral Tide (11pm), Bastich (11.30pm) and Fractl (12pm).
November Saturday 5th 2005- Australia – Melbourne: CBD
Supporting Electro Kore + two other local acts at CBD Nightclub (12-14 McKillop Street, Melbourne City). Shock rock, metal and mayhem everywhere!
August 26th 2005- Australia – Melbourne: Dream – Cabaret Nocturne, VNV Nation Party
Mystral Tide supported Digitalis Effect and The Crystalline Effect for a full Electro Night, preparing punters for the upcoming arrival of VNV Nation in Australia.
August 12th 2005- Australia – Melbourne: Demus Live Night
The first of many future DEMUS evenings of live audio entertainment. Noise veteran Bastich ripped out some hard power electronics, recently Melbournized Mystral Tide dished up chilled EBM tokyo-style, and our new friends Cassandra’s Myth played some very sensitive, evocative and heavy industrial.
May 2004 – Australia – Canberra: eXXentrik
Following on from last years most groovy eXXentricity festival, 2XX featured another great lineup for the eXXentrik festival at Toast on Sat May 15th. All funds raised supported 2XX 98.3fm. Lineup included DJ Soup (Live and playing brand new material – Sydney), $2 Scratchies (Mexi vs Nathan on 4 decks), Bec Paton, Mystral Tide, Vance Musgrove, Mikah Freeman, Typhonic vs Rookie One (on 4 decks), Calico , Evilchris (Live), Present Tense (Live), The Grandson, Kimmo Vennonnen (Live), Urban Atmospherics (Live), Scotch Fingers & Michael Ascroft (Visuals), Hana Davies (Stencils) and more!
October 1-6 2003 – Australia – Newcastle: ElectroFringe 2003
ELECTROFRINGE is an annual 5 day new media arts festival based in Newcastle. The festival has a multidisciplinary approach exploring visual, screen, audio, text, gaming and performance manifestations of new media. Mystral Tide performed and offered a short workshop/discussion, among a multitude of creative presentations from Australia’s cutting edge. Friday October 3rd, 3.30-4.30pm at the SPa[v]CE – AV Presentation & Discussion panel (Hunter Room 2F, Newcastle Town Hall).
August 2nd 2003 – Australia – Canberra: RockApe Dickson
A full night of darkness spanning everything from death metal to acoustics and dark folk, to electronic. Beastianity, Novo Homo (back from Europe – connected to Death in June and Wolf Pact), Shigella, DJ’s Robert and Kerri, Mystral Tide and more…
May 31st 2003 Australia – Canberra: eXXentricity
“Electricity” CD launch and fundraising night for local Canberra Community Radio 2XX. 7 live acts and scores of DJ’s rocked Babylon Nightclub all night long through a huge range of electonica.
July 29th 2002 Japan -Tokyo: Tokyo Goth & Darkwave 04
Support for Seij minus aÇ and the most recent installment of TG&D. Other acts included AUTO-MOD, MUSHI, SHRINE, DESPAIR, Nameless Cult.
May 19th 2002 Germany – Leipzig: Wave Gotik Treffen
For the first music-related trip overseas, Mystral Tide headed over to Germany to back Japanese experimental gothic project Seij minus aÇ at the infamous Leipzig festival.
April 27 th 2002 Japan -Tokyo: Tokyo Goth & Darkwave 03
Tokyo Goth & Darkwave has quickly become one of Tokyo’s largest and most respected Gothic music and cultural events. Its third incarnation featured live performances from: Auto-Mod, Jubilee, Mushi, Black Planet and Mystral Tide (+ guest member hAj of Seij minus aÇ ) at: Shibuya DeSeO & club Kinoto.
March 2nd 2002 Japan – Tokyo: Cyber Age Voodoo
Cyber Age Voodoo, held monthly at Paranormal in Roppongi Tokyo, returned on the 2nd Februrary 2002. Adam Hauch and Ivan were regularly DJing at this event, and to celebrate the release of W.O.S and the first Trucido EP, both projects played live. In true controversial style, right after the W.O.S set, a major technical glitch prevented Trucido from performing their new material, drawing further mystery into their release of “Modus Vivendi” later that year.
May 2001 Japan – Tokyo: Cyber Age Voodoo
Mystral Tide provided improvisation and interludes for Seij minus aÇ, an intense Tokyo project best described as complex, harsh and extreme underground goth.
March 2001 Japan – Tokyo: Labyrinth for the Brains V
Trucido played new material never before performed in Japan, and Mystral Tide played “Forged” live for the first time. Although advertised as a Gothic Industrial event, Trucido and Mystral Tide fronted up as the only band without guitar, and a greater than zero number of keyboards.
