Nearly four decades after last witnessing Suicide in the flesh, we return to experience Martin Rev at The Chapel in San Francisco and discover that the fire never went out. Reflecting on Suicide's legendary confrontational performances, the enduring legacy of Alan Vega, and Rev's unwavering commitment to the uncompromising sound that made the duo one of punk's most fearless pioneers. With support from Dagger Polyester and immersive visuals by VJ Divine Enfant, the evening proved that while one Dangerous Brother is gone, the sonic assault lives on.

A farewell tour decades in the making, Cabaret Voltaire's stop in San Francisco was a powerful reminder of why the band remains one of the most influential and forward-thinking acts in electronic music history. From pioneering audiovisual performances and shaping the foundations of techno-industrial music to inspiring generations of artists and fans, the group's legacy was on full display in a set that balanced innovation, nostalgia, and raw energy. As original members Chris Watson and Stephen Mallinder bring the Cabaret Voltaire story to a close, this final chapter celebrates a band that was always years ahead of its time.

Part contemporary classical composition, part electronic experiment, A/B finds Ensemble Ex Materia balancing tradition and innovation across two compelling tracks. It's a release that rewards listeners willing to follow it into unfamiliar territory.