Ingar Zach (percussion), Cor Fuhler (piano), Mel Herbert (violin) and Jim Denley (wind instruments)
Peter Farrar (solo - multi instrumentalist)
Monika Brooks (keys - accordion or piano?) and Laura Altman (clarinet)

Snacks available and beer by donation
$15 and $10 concession

Sydney based "experimental" bedroom tape/cdr label chemical imbalance. presents .....
~THE SPIDERS 'BIT OFFSET' DOUBLE CS. LP LAUNCH w/ special guests EQUALIZER 24k & UTILITY STRUCTURES!~

DANS LES ARBRES (FRANCE/NORWAY) (9pm)
XAVIER CHARLES clarinet, IVAR GRYDELAND electric guitar, CHRISTIAN WALLUMRØD prepared piano, INGAR ZACH bass drum, percussion

Sick Orchestra
Batterie (Jared Underwood)
Anomie

$5 BEFORE 9PM / $10 AFTER

≠ GØT À GØMA ≠
A monthly event focusing on experimental art.

¬ Lloyd Elbee 
¬ MIMI KIND (Instrument tbc)
¬ Paperclip Galaxy
¬ MAYO BEATS
¬ Static Glance 
More TBA - Doors @ 6PM - $5.00 Entry

SONIC MOVES is on Thursday 28th June from 6-9pm with a line up of experimental sounds, poetry readings and subverted instruments. Continuing with our drawing response invitations, people are welcome to come and enjoy the artist’s sonic impressions and if you feel that way inclined, you are welcome to draw in response to what you are hearing and feeling, otherwise sit back and enjoy.

Donation for artists as entry fee.

Mind on Fire: 
Sam Gill - alto saxophone
Bradley Gill - vibraphone
with
Felix Bornholdt - piano
Jacques Emery - double bass
Chloe Kim - drums
Followed by Free For All Jam

In 2018 Australia’s post-everything imprint Room40 presents Open Frame across two-evenings focused on senior artists and emerging voices exploring transcendent music. This year Open Frame meditates on states of sonic intensity that push to the very edges of practice and performance.

Thu 28 Jun
Eliane Radigue’s Occam XXIV performed by Cat Hope (World Premiere)
Charlemagne Palestine (Australian Exclusive)
The Speaker performed by Werner Dafeldecker, Pan Daijing & Valerio Tricoli
Ears Have Ears DJs

Garageworks is a series of monthly music nights at Bankstown Arts Centre celebrating musicians from the garages and studios of Western Sydney and beyond. 
Each event features a diverse cross-section of performers from the local community and further afield loosely connected through experimentation across a range of genres. 

Line-up:
+ Nasho
+ Peter Blamey
+ Milkffish

In 2018 Australia’s post-everything imprint Room40 presents Open Frame across two-evenings focused on senior artists and emerging voices exploring transcendent music. This year Open Frame meditates on states of sonic intensity that push to the very edges of practice and performance.

Fri 29 Jun
William Basinski
Pan Daijing
Drew McDowall presents Coil’s Time Machines
Gail Priest
Ears Have Ears DJs

Number 17 in the resurrected series of improvised, experimental or just plain weird yet beautiful music nights. Still blending the acoustic with the electric, the subtle with the bombastic.

6.30pm doors
7.00pm Gail Priest
8.00pm Silent Towns
9.00pm Louis Burdett and the Bassiks
10.00pm The Spiders (James Heighway)
Visuals by LIVING SCIENCE Dept. (Colum Skeleton)
Soundscape interludes by Matthew Syres

We were upset to hear of Clayton Thomas's accident. The objective of this party is to celebrate Clayton and his family during his recovery back to playing again. We're delighted that many great musicians have offered their talents to the 'Back Breaking Party Night'. 
At this stage the plan for the night is to have two exciting quartets playing - with the likes of Matt McMahon and Jeremy Rose, Ben Carey playing alongside cool rising stars Sam Gill & Chloe Kim, Charlie Sundborn, Jon Hunter & Sebastian Sequoiah-Grayson from Now-Now festival. 
$20 cash at the door ($10 concession). and BYO anything you want to eat or drink.

Shoeb Ahmad launches her new album “quiver”, a minimalist, indie-pop exploration of identity as a trans-femme, Muslim, person of colour.
- Shoeb Ahmad
- Medicine Voice vs Marcus Whale
- Angela Garrick
- Megan Alice Clune
Entry $15. Doors 7pm.

For Hatched Open Mic 2018 we have chosen a bunch of awesome emerging Sydney artists who we think you need to know about. Come along to 107 Projects on July 7 to experience Freya Schack-Arnott and friends, Sho Prince Henry Liang in partnership with flute genius Naomi Johnson, and a crazy improvisatory set from Ensemble Onsombl.

SEE has paired up with Avant Whatever to present three performances in the Blackbox (UNSW Art&Design) on Wednesday 11 July. Expect audio filled with broken electronics, error, accident and some occult.

Stephen Cornford (UK), Laura Hunt (Syd) and Richard Kamerman (USA)

A cornucopia of freely flowing imaginativeness, a smorgasbord of indulgent delectation. Colours and shapes will collide and explode for us in this massive troop of talant.
Ryan Martin's Narrative Generator (for Living Machine)
Hayden Ryan's Interpretation Ensemble
Ensemble Onsombl

Game On brings together musical mavericks Julian Day and Ensemble Offspring to explore performance practises derived from game theory and sport. Using everyday objects such as coins, planks of wood and bottles to create sound, they will establish modes of relating to each other through competitive physical challenges and cooperative strategies. Calling all spectators to play host to the musical winners and losers!

After an eventful year of touring throughout their native Australia – including runs with labelmates MONO and like-minded pioneers Tortoise – and featuring alongside the work of artist David Hockney at the National Gallery of Victoria, Tangents return with their new album New Bodies, another stylistic detour that continues their rummage through countless varieties of electronics, rock, dub, noise and jazz that defines the group’s acclaimed aesthetic.
Celebrating the release of New Bodies, the group make a stop at 505 in Sydney for an intimate evening of beautiful melodies, intricate grooves and exhilarating improvisation.
$20 ONLINE - $25 ON THE DOOR

SOUND-LIGHT GEOMETRIES explores the combination of music and light, architecture and the movement of instruments and bodies on stage. Frankenstein keyboards control light as well as sound, a pianist controls a video-game avatar version of himself, a violinist combines choreography with new sounds from her instrument as well as wine glasses, and analogue synths create retro colours and textures.
Enszomble Onsombil will present a set of pieces that blur the line between composed and improvised where human creative agency becomes a variable for a creator(s) to orchestrate. Their music will explore alternative modes of performance; audience members will be forcefully propelled into the creative process. 

Extended Play is a 12-hour micro-festival that explores and celebrates new music in every format imaginable. From noon to midnight, a dynamic line-up of 20 local and international artists will transform City Recital Hall into a rich hub of sonic exploration and musical landscapes. Be prepared to discard your preconceived ideas about music production and performance, and embrace the new, in all its raw, exhilarating, and immersive brilliance.

BackStage are thrilled to welcome Melbourne based violist Phoebe Green in a program featuring Australian compositions for solo viola -exploring movement and gesture from the explicit, to the delicate and the transformational. To open the night, take a glimpse into the sound world of SPIRAL, featuring the premiere of a new work by Oscar Smith.

Singles Club, curated by Bree van Reyk, brings together a collection of artists from different disciplines for a set of solo music/dance/art performances. Each piece will be a world premiere and the culmination of a one-on-one exchange between artists: Bree van Reyk, Kate Moore, Marcus Whale, Rhiannon Newtown, Cor Fuhler and Lauren Brincat. Alice Chance satisfies your craving for sonic loops with a new 'Infinity for Dinner' installation, inviting you to play with sound until you've sculpted the music to your taste.