CTM Siberia’s first weekend begins with an experimental clash of artists from Berlin and Krasnoyarsk. Kathy Alberici & Federico Nitti team up to present "Bocca al Lupo", a project that sees Kathy at the helm of an entirely analogue set-up while also playing violin, manipulating, recycling and deconstructing sound to reveal its many faces. Visual artist Nitti manipulates code, electronics, and live video streams to produce a synaesthetic universe of colour and motion alongside her.

Morphine label head and CTM 2016 co-curator Rabih Beaini performs a live experimental solo piece based on analogue sound synthesis. The Lebanese-born producer is best known for his grainy, imaginative techno as Morphosis, and a range of influences – from krautrock to new wave to folk music – seep into his inventive, dark, and emotional productions.

Krasnoyarsk-based three-piece post-hardcore/screamo band Chekhov adds an air of angry despair to the night, while DJ Opium Hum contrasts hazy drones, with sluggish beats, grainy techno and noise.