I was there. And so was David (Snarf) because he was with us when we went to see this. The show was a huge dissapointment. This was a bit what i had expected. It either was going to be great or it would be pretty bad. It was the latter.
The Cube looked great, but because of the low position on the ground it was not good visible. Another problem was the band used surround sounds. This might have sounded like an awesome idea, but it resulted into a very fragmented hearing. Where we were standing we could mainly hear some cymbals and synths and no bass. We heard some sound going around, which would have been cool is the sound was good. I am not sure if there where any new tracks. The tracks they played which where known (The Hacker, Sound mirror, NYC overload) were barely recognisable, so i am in doubt they played any new work. I listened the first three songs which sounded new to me, but they could very well be tracks from Digital Soundtracks. I did hear some familiar sounds in those, so might be it. I went back later and they played the songs i just mentioned.
All in all it was a big let down for me. David seem to have liked it, so i guess he shares his side soon.
Before the show i talked with Udo Weissman, and he had seen Clock DVA before, and he told me they were never a good live band, so......