We regret to advise that due to unforeseen circumstances, Zomby has cancelled his entire Australian tour including tonight's Melbourne show at The Liberty Social.

The promoters sincerely apologise to all that were looking forward to seeing Zomby in Melbourne for the first time. All involved promoters were given assurances and took all appropriate measures to ensure this tour would happen, and unfortunately this was beyond their control.

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Zomby is an undeniable critical marvel praised from Fact Magazine to Pitchfork to The Guardian, though he remains a mystery to most media. He keeps his name and face hidden, very rarely giving interviews and DJing even less - making this show that much more special.

Zomby emerged on the scene in 2008, pioneering advances in bass music through mixtapes referencing Gucci Mane and Aaliyah, but with a head firmly in the emerging post-dubstep undercurrent building at the time. His contemporaries like Burial and Kode9 were swiftly laying the foundations for current acts like James Blake, Jamie Woon and Mount Kimbie by experimenting with sounds of garage, grime and dubstep - breaking the rules these styles had already sought to build.

His 2008 release, "Where were you in '92" became a theme that is still relevant today, asking the question, "Where were you at this seminal time in rave culture?", a motif referenced by M.I.A soon after its release.

Zomby's position as pioneer was quickly noted by 4AD (Grimes, Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti) who signed him up. 2013 saw him release his most recent album 'With Love', again via 4AD, and raise the bar in thought-provoking dance music. 'With Love' is an astonishing 33-track release that collectively traces an arc through dance music's history, revealing an artist in his most creative phase yet.

Divided in to two volumes, it moves invariably between a dancefloor focus and darkened emotional introspection. 'With Love' is the work of a producer who has absorbed the shifting textures and plains of electronic music firsthand, and reconfigured them into a definitive, sprawling love letter to the soulful dance music of his past.

"A mind-blowing record and one that will stand the test of time" - DJ Mag (9/10)

"Downbeat and terrifically eerie" - The Observer (4/5)

"The scary thing is (that) he's anywhere near peaked" - FACT (4.5/5)

Listen to Zomby - 'Overdose' via Pitchfork's Best New Music.