Nights like unDISTURBED – Stillness are a reminder of how vital and exciting innovation can be and it’s great to see an establishment as venerable as the Royal Albert Hall embracing these far-out horizons.
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Oneohtrix Point Never: MYRIAD at the Roundhouse
Rather than robots from the future, the reality is that these are deeply talented musicians delivering a series of highly complex pieces of music flawlessly in the live environment.
Aphex Twin at Funkhaus Berlin
Was this the most anticipated DJ set of 2018? Did it deliver against all the negativity, befuddled organisation, extortionate ticket price and questionable venue? Tom Durston attempts to answer all of these questions in this review of Aphex Twin at Funkhaus Berlin.
Tim Hecker with the Konoyo Ensemble and Kara-Lis Coverdale at The Barbican
Daryl Worthington shares his thoughts on the digital and organic sonics that he experienced last weekend at Tim Hecker’s and Kara-Lis Coverdale’s performance at the Barbican’s main hall.
Concrete Lates with Pan Daijing, Jasss, Giant Swan at Queen Elizabeth Hall
It is best known for classical music concerts, but following almost three years of extensive renovations, the historic Queen Elizabeth Hall now plays host to Southbank Centre’s first regular club night dedicated to experimental electronic music featuring Pan Daijing, Jasss and Giant Swan.
Alva Noto & Anne-James Chaton live at The Barbican
Staff writer Daryl Worthington shares his experience of UNIEQAV at The Barbican, a new audio-visual performance from artist and musician Alva Noto featuring French sound poet Anne-James Chaton.
Dasha Rush + LCC live at the Barbican
Milton Hall is described on the Barbican’s website as a perfect setting for choral and chamber music. Dasha Rush and Stanislav Glazov, and LCC and Pedro Maia, used this setting to point towards the huge possibilities of fully integrating electronic music with images.
GAS & Huerco S. live at the Barbican
Huerco S. and GAS are both expert purveyors of seriously deep electronic music, of excavating sounds that envelope and surround the listener…Armed with the power of the Barbican’s soundsystem, both were given the freedom to build their own vivid universes, ones totally removed from the dark city that surrounds.
Galcher Lustwerk, Ital, Aurora Halal, Max McFerren at RBMA Technopolis
Mitch Strashnov reports on RBMA’s effort to present the sounds of the underground that inhabit the streets from dusk until way past dawn and carve it into a celebration of local talent that would take place smack dab in the middle of its month-long “Technopolis” extravaganza.
Darkside Live At Fabric
Darkside, the duo of American-Chilean wunderkind Nicolas Jaar and guitarist Dave Harrington, step into the red and blue lights bathing the stage of Room One of Fabric to
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Arc Festival 2013
In its inaugural year, Arc promised much for the ardent west country fan of House and Techno. Situated under cover in a city park, running all
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Sonar Festival 2012
And so it began. Cava-tinged breakfast on the beach then slow ambling towards the W Hotel near Barceloneta. An imposing figure on the landscape, an avant-garde
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