The Techno Tunnel 360 Edition: SAYTEK [LIVE] | 13.03.26

MOVE PRESENTS: The Techno Tunnel 360 Edition with SAYTEK [LIVE] 2 hour set ---  Move, Exeter Friday 13th March 2026 10pm - 3am

From £10 online | £15 OTD --- The Techno Tunnel is fast becoming one of the South West’s go-to nights for proper techno heads. Each event just keeps getting better and better - this time we're taking the decks down into the middle of the dance floor! This is your chance to get up and close and personal and experience this lineup from a full 360 angles.

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Lineup: SAYTEK [LIVE] 2hr set Support A-Z Markutz [Brockout] Ness Signal Jammer [NoNoM] The Techno Tunnel - no gimmicks, no Hard Techno, no Trance, just that classic underground Techno sound.

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BIO: A true force in the underground, Saytek stands as one of the most respected and innovative live techno artists in the world today. Recently voted once again among the Top 10 Live Acts in Faze Mag’s public poll — Germany’s leading dance music magazine — he has also been nominated for Best Live Act by DJ Mag and received Album of the Month from Mixmag, cementing his status as one of the most celebrated live electronic artists of his generation. With a Beatport #1 in the Raw Deep Hypnotic chart, numerous Top 5 records across Beatport’s techno genres, and multiple Top 10 placements in the main Beatport charts, Saytek’s momentum continues to accelerate.

Known for creating and recording most of his music live, Saytek has built a formidable catalogue across some of techno’s most influential labels. His releases appear on Kevin Saunderson’s KMS, Laurent Garnier’s Cod3QR, D.A.V.E. The Drummer’s Apex, and a deep body of predominantly live-recorded material on heavyweight imprints such as Soma, Fabric, Bedrock, TRAX, R&S, Superfreq, and Raw Industries Berlin. With nine albums and over 500 releases, his work is both prolific and consistently supported by many of the world’s most respected techno DJs.

His fully improvised, hardware-driven live sets have captivated audiences worldwide, lighting up clubs, festivals, and underground institutions across North America, Europe, India, and the UK. Standout performances include Berlin’s Sisyphos and KitKat, London’s FOLD, ADE in Amsterdam, Halcyon in San Francisco, Incognito in Los Angeles, House of Chapora in Goa, and Ornate Project in New York City. He has also appeared at some of global club culture’s most iconic venues and brands, including Tresor Berlin, Fabric London, Awakenings, Space Ibiza, and Mysteryland.

Saytek isn’t just playing techno — he’s redefining it with every set and every release. ---

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 Bespoke Funktion-One Sound System – our custom rig has been installed and finely tuned by Funktion-One themselves; giving you unmatched sound clarity and bass you can actually feel.

 Intelligent Lighting System – our club is kitted out with the latest immersive lighting system that includes lasers and moving heads, controlled by a new AI DMX system that never misses a beat.

 Intimate Atmosphere – get up close and personal with your favourite DJs in a proper underground club!

 Friendly Crowd – we have one of the best reputations in the South West for our lively and welcoming crowd. You may arrive with a couple mates but you’ll always leave with so many more!

 No Internet Connection – as we’re located deep underground we have purposely not installed a WiFi connection within the club. This creates a more engaged dance floor as ravers aren’t reaching for their phones on every drop.

 Great Location – you’ll find us in Exeter’s historic Quay, you’ll know when you’re close when you see the cobbled streets.

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