Indonesian sing-songwriter/sonic experimentalist Rara Sekar (hara) and Brooklyn-based string player Zosha Warpeha come together for an evening of reflective and improvisatory music inspired by folk traditions.

High intensity Ōtepoti sax n drums duo Sewage release their debut album amidst a dirty noisy night. Featuring the drum machines of Sancti(t)y_ROMance (aka Sophia Frudd) and guitar/drum duo Tapioca Dragon.

Riki Pirihi and the Rangatuone Ensemble present a Conduction performance that will mark the release of ’Rangatuone: Weaving Gestures’ - a book of Conduction techniques through a Māori lens

A panel discussion around the work and legacy of renowned NZ artist Jim Allen, with a heavyweight panel including Liz Thomson, Phil Dadson, Tim Barlow, Tina Barton and Greg O’Brien. Following the 2pm concert at Futuna Chapel.

Pyramid Club presents renowned Aotearoa sonic explorer Phil Dadson at Futuna Chapel in a special solo concert alongside DSLB and Tim Barlow as a tribute to artist Jim Allen.

Renowned Aotearoa sound artist Phil Dadson in different settings over two days. For this first event, Phil performs duo with internationally recognised taonga pūoro practitioner, guitarist and noise artist Rob Thorne at Pyramid Club.

An unlikely pairing of two experimental acts from other sides of the globe: electronic musician Jason Kahn from Switzerland and Australia’s The Charles Ives Singers.

A night of experimental sound and performance: Found sound, objects, voice, and video from S. Glass (San Francisco), Song-based sound collage from People Skills (Philadelphia), and P Witts' (Tāmaki Makaurau) sound art exploring the far reaches of the guitar.