#93 - Audible Edge '24

Photos by Josh Wells Photography.

#87 - Sun Returns

A short promo video from our partnership with WA Museum Boola Bardip, Sun Returns. Pale Ribbons Tossed Into the Dark playing from 6:30am - 8am on the top eastern terrace. Amazing spectacle! A slightly longer edit with live sound is in the works. Video by Fletcher Gardiner.

#82 - Audible Edge 2021

Photos by Josh Wells Photography of concerts by Heathcote Blue, HyperUniform, Seacrest Gardens, Nika Mo, James Rushford, jalan jalan & Ben Greene Sextet.

#81 - Disclaimer

Click through to view our collection published with Liquid Architecture, “Where and how to gather”. These works were drawn from the COVID-cancelled 2020 Audible Edge Festival, alongside some new commissions.

Where and how to gather

Photos by Josh Wells Photography of the program launch.

#77 - Sounding Together Polaroids

Photos by Julia Drouhin.

#72 - Sounding Together 2020, part 2

Photos by Josh Wells Photography.

#71 - Sounding Together 2020

#66 - Audible Edge 2019

GreyWing Ensemble - nature forms i

Jameson Feakes & Josten Myburgh - Tour Blog 1

Jameson Feakes & Josten Myburgh are on tour through Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Sydney, Auckland and Melbourne. This blog documents some experiences and insights alongside recommendations of interesting music and art found along the way.

Playing the work of Simon Charles at triple pianissimo under fans and an air-conditioner, bookended by two noise sets on either end.

Performance photos by Wong Yok Teng.

Scored a copy of this Noise in South East Asia compilation above, sold out from the label directly!

Talking to Craig Pedersen about a lesson he once took with a senior improviser, and the question “Why do we make this music?” An answer: “Well, that’s a very basic question.” Not said in a condescending way - just an acknowledgment of the need to constantly engage with the ‘why?’

“I cried the first time I saw Will Guthrie play and this was better than that.” (JM)

Other festival highlights: Kok Siew-Wai (shared belief: you can tell a person this nice is going to make good music before you even hear them), Yong Yandsen (has a huge sound. We sat right in front of this huge sound.), Dharma’s ultra-intense guitar playing, the general vibe in the room (can’t wait to come back), films by Shinkan Tamaki (looking at looking at light) and E Lee Loong (stunning and oddly hilarious work investigating the appropriation of Confucian teachings in promoting capitalism in Singapore), eating roti at midnight with Craig Pedersen, Elizabeth Millar and Ali Fyffe, watching Ratatouille (only once) and drinking cheap alcohol with Ali Fyffe.

A strange bus trip to Singapore is capped off by a workshop where we meet with over twenty young experimental music enthusiasts to talk about the work of Michael Pisaro and perform ‘Half-Cracked (Harmony Series 7d)’ with some of them. In particularly beautiful moments of the work, one definitely felt some intensity in the room, a change in the space, a change in the people in it (at least us).

An impromptu quartet set with Craig Pedersen & Liz Millar had some surprising, beautiful and fluid results - a welcome contrast after a set of three quite conceptual performances.

Afterwards, too much rice.

Huge thanks to Luca, Mark, Brian, Yandsen, Sudar, Siew-wai, Ali, Craig, Elizabeth, Theo and Dharma.