Watch artist Aura Satz's film in homage to pioneering British electronic music composer, Daphne Oram and her Oramics Machine.

Stream a video of Hutchings performing with Kit Downes, Leafcutter John, John Edwards and Mark Sanders.

Two Faster Than Sound events take place at Snape Maltings in Suffolk this month, featuring The Wire 332 cover artist Christian Marclay with Steve Beresford, John Butcher, Mark Sanders, Alan Tomlinson and Suffolk Phoenix Brass on 1 October (4pm, £12), followed by Roly Porter (of Vex'd), Cynthia Millar and Rod Maclachlan on 29 October (6:30pm, £10).

Find out more about the artists who will be on EMFP's international tour of Belgium, France, Germany, Holland, Japan and the UK, 2 October–4 November.

Watch an exclusive excerpt from a film based on Sun Araw's trip to Jamaica, as reported in The Wire 332

Watch a video shot by Bill Orcutt of himself performing two compositions: "Is Junk Power Absolute?" and "Bill Orcutt's Lament"

A feature length documentary of the veteran German saxophonist and clarinettist.

Supernormal is an outdoor festival in the Chiltern Hills drawing primarily on the UK underground, supported by The Wire.

Watch the London based multimedia artist's Year Of The Corn.

Watch exclusive footage of Matmos and collaborators performing live at London's Auto Italia

Two days of music, supported by The Wire, in the ancient town of Foligno in the Umbrian hills, 1–2 July.

Watch an excerpt from Cedric Dupire & Gaspard Kuentz's documentary on Tokyo's underground music scene

Watch an exclusive excerpt from this Simon Fisher Turner scored Antarctic documentary

Watch an exclusive video for an unreleased track from the Manchester duo

Watch an excerpt from John Surman: Flashpoint: NDR Jazz Workshop, April '69.

Watch Alexander Tucker’s Swamp Thing-inspired video for “His Arm Has Grown Long” from new album Dorwytch.

Watch an exclusive excerpt from Marie Losier's film portrait of Genesis P-Orridge and his late wife, Lady Jaye

Watch a video portrait of the Norwegian songwriter/novelist.

Netaudio London promotes the work of artists who use digital and network technologies to explore new boundaries in music and sonic art. Part of the Short Circuit festival, Netaudio's programme encourages participation in all forms of music and art making, from interactive sound art installations to conferences, workshops, collaborative online broadcasting and headline shows.