Singing Stones presents: Tangents + gi + Megan Alice Clune

After a beautiful year of gatherings, deep listening performances at the Petersham Bowling Club and radio shows on 2SER, we’re excited to close the season with a special PACT Underground edition of Singing Stones. Join us for an evening of immersive sound, light, movement and stage design, inviting you into a submerged world that sits some place between a sensory deprivation tank and a shared mental space. Bringing together three distinct live performances, the night will unfold as a space for slowing down, tuning in and experiencing live music beyond the everyday.

Tangents, Sydney-based quartet of Adrian Lim-Klumpes, Evan Dorrian, Ollie Bown and Peter Hollo melds together electronic production, experimental rock, jazz and free improvisation. Their live performances are spontaneous compositions that conjure beauty from the intuitive synthesis of human interaction and human-machine interaction.

gi is a musician on Gadigal land and makes electronic music that is marked by asynchronous rhytmnic programming, exploratory sound design and unconventional methods of recording and processing audio. Her music maps the grey zones between ambient, techno and IDM. She will joined on this night by durational performer and artist Ash Veitch.

Megan Alice Clune, a musician, artist and composer based on Gadigal and Wangal lands (Sydney, Australia). Her work explores the dynamic relationships between music, technology, the body and temporality through composition, performance and installation. Described as ‘visionary ambient’ (Rockerilla), ‘breathtakingly intimate’ (Bandcamp Daily) and 'a pristine exercise in precise simplicity' (Boomkat), Megan’s music portrays an emotional depth through a minimal sonic palette, delicately balancing textures that are at once rich and sparse.