Monthly radio show in Los Angeles hosted by J. Tripp of the audio-visual collective Georgia, featuring selections of new music from around the world.
This guest episode featured tracks spanning atmospheric textures, post-punk, and club, including tracks by Double Virgo, Viiaan, Basic Rhythm, and Total Control.
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The Eurasian art collective on reimagining cultural narratives and symbols of power through humor, critique, and healing.
Their work explores the intersection of language, identity, and faith, and the non-hegemonic cross-cultural traditions that unite us.
3hd’s “Bend Sinister” closes out the festival at silent green’s Betonhalle on November 3, with lectures and panels from artists, musicians, and academics.
Exploring perception distortions, digital fragmentation, and crisis, its “Ritual Distortions” panel delves into the uncanny in modern mysticism.
Exploring the time-tested ritual of combining words and song, Ultra Instinct performs at FormaHQ in London on September 5.
It also features Ben Babbitt’s Enhancement project, Kenichi Iwasa, and aloisius, with DJ sets by Conrad Standish and Coby Sey, plus a short film program with Andra Nadirshah, Cristine Brache, and others.
In Belgium for the wildly impressive experimental music event Meakusma. One-hour radio programs at Studio Néau for the festival’s accompanying magazine bring authors and musicians together live on air to discuss and explore sound. Hosted by Wolfgang Brauneis, guests include Roman Hiele & Ben Bertrand and Susu Laroche.
Ultra Instinct, a collaboration with Ben Babbitt, creates “busted tragic loser pop” using spoken word, field recordings, and mangled CDJ edits.
The latest release includes a cover of Marcy Playground’s “Opium” and upcoming performances at Meakusma Festival in Brussels and Forma HQ in London.
The tenth edition of 3hd explores our uncanny present—where reality outstrips fiction—through digital nostalgia, hauntology, and deterritorialization.
From October 19 to November 3, the festival engages discomfort’s political potential, confronting historical and cultural specters to transform dread into a drive for change.
The AQNB Presents: Taste & Discernment closing event is on at Ceradon Gallery on June 30.
Featuring exhibiting artists Max Göran’s screening of Dieseline Dreams and Samuel Acevedo’s live performance, the evening includes films exploring taste, morality, and cultural capital in creative spaces.
The show, presented by AQNB at Ceradon Gallery, features Max Göran and Samuel Acevedo.
Opening April 27 and running to June 30 with a closing event, Taste & Discernment explores the interplay between “high” and “low” cultural codes as Göran’s sculptures meet Acevedo’s drawings, objects, and performances.
Berlin platform Creamcake’s anthology and compendium, documenting a decade of interdisciplinary music, art, and club culture, is now available.
Published by Distanz Verlag and designed by Studio Yukiko, the book is a scrapbook-style archive featuring photographs, text commissions, and reflections on Creamcake’s unique curation and events.
