BAKED BEANS ON THE DOORSTEP: SEPTEMBER

SW1n-HUNTER
SW1n-HUNTER is the long-running project maintained by sonic artist/researcher Adam Denton. Combining frequency sculpture, instrumental mutations/degradations, machine/human utterance, environmental recordings, feedback systems, movement and damaged samples, devices jostle for position, triggering impacts in the substratum. This is a hard-cut texture music pursuing the creatureness of sonic material and the voices that can be coaxed. Recent SW1n-HUNTER releases include: Refurbishment Club (Industrial Coast 2019) Aliasing the Emptied Face (Opal Tapes 2021), Trust (Tribe Tapes 2022) and Soft Conscription (Hard Return 2023). Denton has presented live work in various contexts and venues across the UK & Ireland, Europe, Brazil, Japan, Vietnam and Kurdistan, and has had recordings and live sessions featured on BBC Radios 1, 3 and 6. Alongside SW1n-HUNTER, Denton has worked on projects with Mariam Rezaei, Hardi Kurda, Dror Feiler, Elvin Brandhi, Gustav Thomas, Kazehito Seki and Carolin Pook, with recent collaborations including The Point by S ’’,’’ G with Odie Ji Ghast (Fort Evil Fruit 2020); The Old Police House (2013- 2021); the Abandonments sonic research project in Slemani, Kurdistan region of Iraq with Space21 Festival (2022-24); Property Unknown UK tour with Dhangsha, en creux and Pokk! (2023); No Hevdem at Sonorities Festival, Belfast (2024); and Xperimental N counters at Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival (2025). In 2025 Denton completed a PhD project on the spatial politics of sonic performance at SARC in Belfast and continues to live in North Ireland.
[o1 Temp]
 
[o1 Temp] is a new project by Paris based sound artist/musician Federico Dal Pozzo. The sound performance, composed in real time, is an exploration of the loss of the concept of Time [Pulsation] within an uninterrupted flow of rhythms generated by the Soma Pulsar-23 and dilated by a series of effects (Eurorack modules) that amplify their rhythmic decomposition.
Ilana Blumberg
 
It’s a secret for now. It’s going to be good. There might be a magic special guest.