View documentary footage of Max Eastley's work
View two clips from footage documenting Max Eastley's work.
The "Clocks Of The Midnight Hours" clip is from a 26 minute film made for Channel 4 first aired in 1989. Directed & Produced by Simon Reynell.
The "no-)toon)" clip is from footage filmed on 30 March 2007 during Toon Festival held in Haarlem, Netherlands. More info about the festival here
Watch a video of the Soviet soundtrack composer perform on the piano
Watch Heather Leigh's video Response To A Request: An Interpretation Of Helga Fassonaki's Visual Score Hair Porn For The Khal Project
Watch a video for artist and musician Benedict Drew's Dreamspace Of The Burger King Commuter
Watch a video for a excerpt from Michael Anderson aka Drekka's forthcoming Unbeknownst To The Participants At Hand album
Watch an excerpt from a new documentary by Mika Taanila and Jussi Eerola, with a soundtrack by Pan Sonic
Watch a video for a track from Liberez's new album All Tense Now Lax
Stream an excerpt from Floris Vanhoof's recent DVD The Wonderful World Of Well Sounding Voltages And Projected Light
Watch a video of "Gonpir”, a track from the Ghanaian xylophone player's new album Yonye
Watch a video for a solo contrabass track by the Berlin based musician and artist
Ornette Coleman died on 11 June in New York of a heart attack aged 85. Listen to a playlist of some of his music, based on Brian Morton's tribute to the late free jazz pioneer
Watch an audiovisual piece by the French artist and musician
Watch a video from the UK artist's recent composition cum installation based on data from NASA’s Kepler missions
Watch a video for "We Go Further" a track by Wume made by Schmidt using vintage visual synthesis techniques
Watch an excerpt from Kevin Barker's documentary following Devendra Banhart, Joanna Newsom and Vetiver on a 2004 US tour
Watch a video for a track from the Irish musician's forthcoming casette release, Monk
An accompaniment to the 16 pages of essays in The Wire 376 Deep Cover special issue on aliases, pseudonyms and alter egos
Oslo's Only Connect festival has commissioned a new octobass to be built for the festival, to be played by Norwegian improvisor Guro Moe
Watch a video for a track by Brood Ma, featured in The Wire 375
Watch excerpts from a film about Polish Radio Experimental Studio cofounder Eugeniusz Rudnik
As their world tour kicks off, watch footage of the ever mutating small units involved in the Japanese collective's London performance at Cafe Oto in 2014