Part performance, part exploration, Diffusion invites you to move through sound. Step into shifting fields of frequencies where space becomes an instrument. Walk through the music and listen with your whole body. Featuring very special guests Chip Hazard, Naoko Uemoto, and Deco Zymm. Supported by WWIM and Case Frames.   More announcements coming soon.

NoizeMaschin!! 165 is here at The Bird on Tuesday September 16! We have an absolutely epic line up for you, featuring:Ambient Death Machine (Stewart Shepherd and Stuart Orchard)Cosmic SnailDroning Riff MantraScientiaStephanie SlaughtertranSient + CCCXXXIII We look forward to seeing you for a night of experimental mayhem, where anything could happen!

Ryosuke Kiyasu Ryosuke Kiyasu is a pioneering snare-drum soloist who has redefined percussion since 2003. Alongside his viral 2018 Berlin set (23 million+ views. also featured by BBC News and VICE), he drums for noise-grind duo SETE STAR SEPT, the Kiyasu Orchestra, Keiji Haino's Fushitsusha, and co-founded Canada’s cult hardcore unit The Endless Blockade. From Überschlag—the world’s largest classical-percussion festival—to Finland’s Outsider Art Festival and Dr. Martens Fest, Kiyasu’s 2022-24 itinerary placed him on premier stages across Europe. His performance film at the 2023 Edinburgh Art Festival sparked art-world buzz, while a capsule line with Swedish label Our Legacy pushed […]

un Magazine 19.1: Resonant imaginaries and sound clashes: contemporary – political – disruptive – polyrhythmic. Ed. Lucreccia Quintanilla 

WA Launch event _____g.s 
Shop 13, 375 William Street, Boorloo 
Friday, September 19,
5 - 9pm 

Featuring a panel talk with WA writers: Ross Bolleter & Eduardo Cossio, Samuel Beilby, and mgmgmgmg (Chandler Abrahams, Paul Boye, Levi Mclean & Samuel Beilby). Facilitated by Dr. Sarah Collins. Also featuring live performances by: Ross Bolleter & Eduardo Cossio, mgmgmgmg Un magazine 19.1 features contributions on experimental walking radio work, polyrhythms and singeli music, decolonising legacy sound art, Taiwanese noise scenes, ecological-focused sound workshops, and more. […]

Join us for a Listening Session and an Artist Talk with Ross Bolleter & Eduardo Cossio at the State Library. The duo present their latest album GLINT and share the story of its making with musician-curator, Josten Myburgh. 💠 Saturday 20 September State Library of WA, Southern Room (Level 4) 2pm - 4pm Entry by donation 💠 Ross Bolleter & Eduardo Cossio are among the most prolific experimental musicians in Boorloo. Ross is a composer, poet, and Zen master described by The Wire as “a true original of Australian composition”. For more than four decades he has explored the unique […]

GS27 ~ ∘° ❀ °∘ featuring: Ayo Busari Mela7anija dj Sliding Doors Saturday, 20 September | Free entry from 5.00pm @melvillecityartsandevents @melvillecity @ayo.busari @mela7anija @djslidingdoors

RTRFM’s MIDDLE OF NOWHERE AND SUBTERRANEA COME TO YOU LIVE SATURDAY 20 SEPTEMBER RTRFM fans can visit the Middle of Nowhere and Subterranea on Saturday 20 September at The Buffalo Club and PS Artspace, as two of our newest shows get their first live gig. At the Buffalo Club we go alt-country and folky to the sounds of Middle of Nowhere with sets from Harry Foxton, Good News Now We Can Eat All The Vampires, Pearl, Tom Brown and Brushtail, and Wayward Johnson and the Adjustment. Plus, enjoy solo sets from Matt Cal, Sam Jane, Sol and Tanaya Harper. Down […]

Independent labels jade//vision, Rockton Records & Tone List join at PS on September 26 in a show of solidarity for Palestinians, and to directly support two families living in Gaza through mutual aid. As Israel's campaign of starvation, forced displacement & genocide escalates we are calling on our communities to continue to speak out, act & help to provide material support to families suffering on the ground. The line-up for the night draws from artists from our respective scenes, alongside writers & activists, to create a reflective space for grieving, processing, recharging, organising & fundraising. We are glad to be […]

Tone List returns with another of our intermittent experimental club nights. Come down to the Bird for off-kilter DJ sets pushing and pulling between the rapidfire rhythms of jungle & footwork and the introspective textures of downtempo, ambient & electroacoustic music. Or, in less coded words: a show of unpredictable, sonically immaculate and really fun music to get moved by. Current Bias has been working at a textured & wild approach to dance music since relocating from Boorloo to Te-Whanganui-a-Tara some years ago. With a digital, ambient & electroacoustic sound palette, their music is adventurous, playful and joyously weird, driven […]

Join us for a final performance, two weeks from now; on Sunday, 12 Oct 4-6 pm. The culmination of Sze’s Site-Specific Residency; WIP - The Last Remaining Stand. Sze will be performing ’The Last Stand’, a digital haunting in two parts: constructed from field recordings, 3D scanning and an autonomous digital instrument made from a map of the area. About the artist: W. Sze Tsang / samarobryn is an audio-visual artist working across temporalities and histories. Tsang’s practice explores how combining sounds, visuals, geospatial information and environmental data can express the multi-layered narratives on history and climate within place. The […]

Emerging in the season of Djilba, when yellow acacias bloom and the country is alive with change, the channel is open: a space for new sounds, new experiments, and unexpected connections to flow. This October, NoizeMaschin!! returns to Denmark for its second edition. This one-of-a-kind afternoon of sonic exploration. It is a meeting point for experimental music, sound art, improvisation, and performance. The format is simple: 6–8 short sets, each up to 15 minutes. Anything goes, from finely crafted compositions to spontaneous experiments, works-in-progress, or pure sonic chaos. A cosy bar with warm drinksHearty curry on the goLive drawing and […]

SWWIM featuring Ellen Kirkwood and Mary Rapp!!! S for Sydney (where Ellen and Mary are based), S for spontaneous because we started planning this a few days ago, S for Splinter Orchestra which Ellen is a long-term member of and is a group that hugely inspires many improvisers in Boorloo, and S for spring for alliteration purposes even though it’s actually Kambarang right now x Ellen and Mary are long-term collaborators and iconic improvisers in the national scene and will play a duo set, supported by a first-meeting play from Fynn Evans-Ocharen, Sage Pbbbt, Eva Tucker, and Saskia Willinge. We […]