The first in a monthly series of salon-type evenings hosted by The Wire at East London’s Cafe Oto venue. For this opening event, Mark Fisher (K-Punk) heads a panel debating the uncanny quality of so much contemporary audio, from spectral disco to dubstep, Hypnagogic pop and beyond. The night will also include screenings of films by Julian House (Ghost Box, The Focus Group) plus DJ Mordant Music. London Cafe Oto, 1 April, 8pm, £4.

The Wire has curated the latest in Aldeburgh Music’s ambitious series of Suffolk events, a collaboration between interdisciplinary sound artists Maja Ratkje, Kathy Hinde and Marina Rosenfeld. Snape Hoffmann Building, 20 March, 7pm, £10.

Guest curator Carsten Nicolai presents three nights of talks, performances and his own large-scale light installation Monitor. Supported by The Wire, participants include Ryoji Ikeda, Blixa Bargeld, Cosey Fanni Tutti, Christian Fennesz, Chris Carter, dancer Alexandra Gilbert, choreographer Siobhan Davies and curators Andrew Cannon & Ben Borthwick. London Siobhan Davies Studios, 17 - 19 March, £15/£10 multibuy ticket, £9/£6 per night