KING ZOG launch their long-awaited second album, SECOND DAWN at Milk Bar on Saturday 27 July! Featuring a mixed and monumental line-up of the best heavy bands around: WITCHCLIFF HALO OF TEETH FILTH GODDESS BONG WRAITH SCIENTIA Doors 6.30pm ***Get a free copy of the album on CD by purchasing a pre-sale ticket! Limited to the first 25 tickets sold. CDs, vinyl (and other Zog merch) available to be picked up from the merch desk on the night.

Malleefowl is back for a little while in 2024 for more gentle concerts in the Meltham Cultural Precinct. Come over at 6pm on July 31, 2024 for music, dinner and chats. Kelsey D & Josten Myburgh will share their duo for the first time in front of an audience. Might be a barely-audible assemblage of lip-reading, candles, bells, microtonal guitar, violin, flower petals and text in small typefaces. As always there will be dinner to share - diverse diet friendly (gfo/vgo at least). BYO drinks. Write to jostenmyburgh@protonmail.com to RSVP and get the address. Capacity is limited. If you plan […]

Inspired by the Bohemian folk music that he loved, Dvořák’s Eighth Symphony is simply sublime, overflowing with gorgeous melodies that speak straight to the heart. We open with a world premiere from WASO Composer in Residence, Olivia Davies, whose own musical language is distinctive and nuanced. The event proceeds at three different times across the three days, see the website for details. The evening concerts also include Camille Saint-Saëns "Piano Concerto No. 5". Olivia Davies’ New Work commissioned for WASO by Prue Ashurst.

Join us for an enchanting journey into sound exploration and experimental meditation led by Lesley Kaye (Scientia) and Sage Pbbbt. Relax and transcend in a sonic space designed to elicit meditative states of consciousness. Become immersed within synergies of resonating gongs, layers of throat singing, crystal and Tibetan bowls. An afternoon bathed in vibrant tapestries of sound waves. Our aim is to provide a tranquil environment for relaxation and participants are invited to engage with the soundscape in any way that resonates with them, allowing the integration of voice and gentle instrumentation, to guide you on a journey of calm. […]

WWIM presents: Exploring Sounds with Contact Mics and Found Objects is a free, introductory workshop designed for young people (aged 16-25) to experiment with contact microphones and create improvised sounds using objects. A contact microphone senses audio vibrations through contact with solid objects, unlike normal microphones that sense audio vibrations in the air. This allows for a fascinating exploration of sound in a tactile and immersive way. Participants will have the opportunity to: 1. Learn the basics of using contact microphones 2. Experiment with creating sounds from everyday objects 3. Combine sound with other art forms such as movement and tactile arts Attendees will […]

Come one come all to NM 154!! Featuring in order of play7.30 Jane Stark - multi-instrumentalist, producer, and composer of experimental music7.45 Kim Little - dark ambient synths, drones, noise and a mix of collected, curated samples8.00 dont know - hypnotic industrial soul music Intermission 8.45 Lowmass - a meld of ambient with distorted harsh places9.00 ESR-R + Baby Bat - a brand new collaboration, combining raw esoteric noize and sleek irreverent hyperpop9.15 Brothers - Facing childhood traumas and adult frustrations head on through loud angry riffs, speaker punishing feedback, and tandem drums pounding out primal beats and rhythms with […]

Wishful Thinking & Soft Centre are thrilled to present LOLINA (fka Inga Copeland) for her debut show in WA. Joined by Rok Riley & Great Statue. Lolina is an electronic and digital musician, also known for her past projects as Inga Copeland. She was a member of the band Hype Williams between 2009 and 2013, collaborating with Dean Blunt on music, videos and performances. Copeland’s first solo album 'Because I’m Worth It' was self-released in 2014. Moving towards digital composition with her Lolina project, she released a full-length video album 'Live in Paris' in 2016, followed by 'The Smoke' in […]

RSVP for Workshop here: https://www.trybooking.com/CUTJR A free, co-facilitated workshop by Josten Myburgh and Daisy Sanders, that is designed to bring dancers and musicians together to experiment and explore how they can improvise together. This workshop is for dancers and musicians who want to meet each other, and learn to improvise together in an experimental and curious setting. The workshop draws from Josten and Daisy’s six years of practicing together, exploring the dancer-musician relationship as a kind of counterpoint, playing games with awareness, cultivating profound trust, and resting into the richness of silence and stillness. When: Sunday, September 8th, 2024, 2-4pm Where: Goolugatup Heathcote, […]

An evening of new and ongoing, movement and sound improvisational performances, that will end in an open score for all to participate in, in the spirit of sound and movement experimentation! When: Sunday, September 8th, 2024, 6:30 doors, 7pm start Where: PS Art Space, Fremantle Cost: $5-$20 pay scale Performers: coming soon!

Steve Reich’s masterpiece Drumming is an overwhelming and unforgettable experience. Unique, astonishing, pioneering, enchanting and mesmerising, Drumming sweeps audiences into another realm – a musical universe where time stands still, where rhythms shimmer with joy, and melodies unfold until they sparkle like stars in the sky. Concerts nightly at 7:30pm.

Sounds for Palestine Presented by: Burnt Seed Records, Dog Park Records, Mystery & Wonder, NoizeMaschin!!, Outcome Unknown, owls.place, Sound Exploration Fremantle, Tone List, WWIM We are coming together as a broad coalition of experimental music organisations and musicians in Boorloo, rallying to stand in solidarity with victims of ten months of violence inflicted by Israel in the Gaza strip, as well as the victims of escalating settler violence in the illegally occupied West Bank. We acknowledge the illegality of Israel's occupation of all parts of Palestine under international law and call on our community to do everything we can to support […]

The coveted Ransom Prize celebrates the exceptional talents of Conservatorium composition students in a concert featuring four exciting new works for string orchestra with saxophones and percussion. The concert will also feature a new work from Perth composer Simon Kruitt alongside Psycho Suite – Bernard Herrmann’s chilling and ingenious score for Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho.