GoGo Penguin‘s Man Made Object – released on the exalted Blue Note in 2016 – showed merely a peek towards the progressive direction of the trio. The band’s new album, A Humdrum Star serves as a hat tip towards Carl Sagan’s TV series Cosmos, highlighting a phrase which demonstrates just...
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Unsound is one of the best experimental music festivals in the world — and the reason why hundreds of music enthusiasts have been flocking to Poland every autumn for the last fifteen years. For one night only, detached from its usual home of Krakow, Unsound took up residence at the Barbican...
The Russian-born electronic musician and all-around artist and experimentalist Dasha Rush is bringing her widely acclaimed audiovisual project Antarctic Takt to the UK for the first time. Premiered at Berlin Atonal festival back in 2014, Antarctic Takt is an audio/video performance created in collaboration with visual artist Stanislav Glaszov, that sends the...
![Preview: Different Trains 1947 @ Barbican Centre [London, 1st October, 2017]](http://www.rhythmpassport.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/dt47-335x188.jpg)
Different Trains 1947 is the closing performance of the Transcender Festival, happening at the Barbican Centre from September 28th to October 1st, bringing “ecstatic and devotional music from around the world”. Taking inspiration from Steve Reich’s Different Trains, an audiovisual piece documenting train journeys in the US and Europe at...
![Preview: Tokyo Sound Land Pt. 1 with Anchorsong, Daisuke Tanabe & Ametsub at Jazz Café [London, 11th May 2017]](http://www.rhythmpassport.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/21e5e38bc8-335x188.jpg)
Tokyo Sound Land is the new project of Yuppies Music, a music booking agency for alternative artists from the UK, Europe and Japan, committed to “joining the dots between cultures”. For the first instalment of the project, supported by The Great British Sasakawa Foundation and Tru Thoughts Records, three of...
