Boorloo’s annual “experimental music bender” may now be entered into your calendars: Audible Edge ’25 will take place from April 3 – 6. AE is a celebration of DIY and exploratory music culture on Whadjuk Noongar boodja. It has no genre affiliation and is home to all kinds of sonic strangeness. It has a boundless affection for the unhinged, the goofy and the peerlessly rigorous alike. It is about special music in settings that strive to be fun, friendly, safe, and accessible. If 2024’s festival was something that shimmered and shined, AE’25 is the same but dropped in the mud. […]

Emilio Gordoa (MX) More info: https://ae.tonelist.com.au/program/little-cascade

Flautist, improvisor, composer-performer and environmental sound artist Sabine Vogel joins us for a special class with UWA Wind students. Free event – no bookings required

Eduardo Cossio / Silvia Tarozzi & Deborah Walker (IT)

Solly Frank (Eora) & Rose KB More info: https://ae.tonelist.com.au/program/girly-hour

Nakal Nakal / Lara Dorling / Sabine Vogel (GER) More info: https://ae.tonelist.com.au/program/wade-wave

rescue dog / Silvia Tarozzi & Deborah Walker (IT) / Troth (TAS) / Tetuzi Akiyama (JPN) & Craig Pedersen More info: https://ae.tonelist.com.au/program/goolugatup-sounds

With Ben Aguero More info: https://ae.tonelist.com.au/program/pass-the-aux  

With Anuraag (Naarm), Vanessa Worm (Naarm), Yikes & Nafta, & Luci Young More info: https://ae.tonelist.com.au/program/ae-club

Tracing presence on land (GER/MX/AUS), a.hop (KR/AUS/ETC), After School Art Club Band, Isaac Beers More info: https://ae.tonelist.com.au/program/wires-and-holograms

Maile Bowen / Jameson Feakes / FCPE (Naarm) / Vanessa Worm (Naarm) More info: https://ae.tonelist.com.au/program/the-last-plunk

A Book of Hours is a revelatory screen-dance presentation that features stop-motion film, together with on-stage and filmed choreography. The live classical contemporary soundtrack is performed by the Melbourne-based Rubiks Collective, Australia’s most dynamic and vibrant new music ensemble. The stop-motion video works are created by visual artist Sal Cooper and choreographer Gerard Van Dyck. Inspired by the mysteries of time and different ideas of how we spend our days, A Book of Hours combines stop-motion filmed humans and animation on screen, choreographed musicians and wind-up toys on stage representing the embodied vulnerability of the human form. Taking the medieval Book […]