#experimental-music

#experimental-music

It was ground zero. Mallinder and his Cabaret Voltaire co-founder Chris Watson are sitting together again in Sheffield, looking back on that lift-off moment ahead of a handful of shows to commemorate the milestone.

Pulice's music embodies a state of animated suspension, blending real-time playing with digital signal processing to create a tension between movement and stasis.

The reissued live recordings of Arthur Russell encapsulate his unique melodic sensibility, showcasing a performance where his voice and cello create an ethereal experience.

Corbin's new album, Crisis Kid, marries optimistic melodies with deep explorations of morality and existential exhaustion, showcasing his ambition and artistic integrity.

The Pan Records x Nike Air Max 180 collaboration presents an interesting exception in product design, merging experimental music with athletic footwear, showcasing cultural connections.

"SPELLLING leans into guitar-driven alternative rock to explore inner turmoil and conflicting desires, delivering a cathartic experience reflective of her evolving artistic journey."

For fans of God Is War, Manslaughter777, L.A.U.R.A. The off and on PDX-based twin brothers, Issac and Zachary Jones, have been building spectral lore around themselves for years.

The blend of jammy instincts with punk attitude in Flipper's music creates a surreal experience, encapsulating the profound absurdity of life's contradictions.

This collaboration signifies Pritchard and Yorke's first proper joint effort, showcasing their strong creative partnership over the past decade.

"The trickster is our patron saint for all experimental music," Toronyi-Lalic said, emphasizing the festival's adventurous spirit and commitment to artistic mischief-making for its 10th anniversary edition."

Man/Woman/Chainsaw, influenced by the experimental DIY scene, thrives on creating a blend of pretty and noisy music, embracing chaos and fun.

Originally a limited-edition sold on tour, and the band's last release before singer Trish Keenan's death in 2011, mini-album Mother Is the Milky Way was more about fragmentary sound collages than songs. However, In Here the World Begins, floating Keenan's vocals over a murky, slowed-down tape loop, showcases a strange and compelling power, underscoring the band's unique approach during their final years.