#experimental-music

#experimental-music

Charmaine Lee uses her voice as a tool for expression, creating a unique musical language that incorporates elements reminiscent of experimental electronics and noise music.

Giant Opening Mouth on the Ground, releasing on August 8, features 33-minutes of music recorded in 2014, dating back more than a decade, and showcases a unique collaborative process.

"What they heard when they put the new album on their turntables was nothing, absolutely nothing but screaming feedback noise recorded at various frequencies, played back against various other noise layers."

A Ghanian highlife legend and Pattie Gonia's environmental drag will ensure a sparkling atmosphere during a week of unique events at the Crystal Ballroom.

Sync opens the EP with stretched and delayed cowbells, creating a pulsing analogue rhythm that welcomes listeners into a deep ambient experience.

"There’s been a lot of memories," Shaff says about working with the archive. He described the process as "almost too personal."

Delia Derbyshire, a pioneer of electronic music, showed how tape machines could transform sound in 1965, influencing the future of radiophonic art.

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

Kali Malone's music intertwines expansive, slowly moving compositions with vibrant tones that transform the listener's experience into an enveloping soundscape.

The String Queens challenge the norm by blending classical, contemporary, and experimental styles, highlighting women’s empowerment in a male-dominated music landscape.