Gábor Lázár (b. 1989) is a Hungarian electronic music producer known for his highly abstract, explorative, and deconstructed approach to sound design and composition. His music operates at the intersection of experimental computer music, deconstructed club structures, and algorithmic composition, pushing the boundaries of repetition, texture, and abstraction. His work often strips electronic music down to its core elements before reassembling them into hyper-detailed structures. While rooted in minimalism, his compositions are filled with dense layers of micro modulations. Lázár has built a distinct sonic language, further refined on critically acclaimed releases like Unfold (2018), Source

(2020), Boundary Object (2022) or Reflex (2024). Lázár has collaborated with British multidisciplinary artist, Mark Fell, exploring algorithmic composition and non-standard rhythmic structures released as a full length album called The Neurobiology Of Moral Decision Making reaching #11 on Rolling Stone Magazine’s Best Avant Albums Of 2015.

Between 2013 and 2024, Gábor has released nine LPs. He has been working with record labels such as Raster-media, Planet Mu, Shelter Press, The Death of Rave, and Presto!?. Gábor has performed at festivals, clubs, and institutions worldwide in the past ten years. Some notable venues include Mutek Montreal, MUTEK Barcelona, Public Records New York, The Empty Gallery Hong Kong, CTM Festival Berlin, Berlin Atonal, ZKM Karlsruhe, Hellerau Dresden, Unsound Festival Krakow, Rewire Festival The Hague, Stockholm Modern Museum, House of Electronic Arts Basel, Barcelona Santa Monica Art Centre, Stockholm EMS, Terraforma Milan, Pirelli HangarBicocca Milan, and many more.