Our recent recommendations for The Cube
Sell out warning! The word for world is forest, and the forest is flailing. These three films explore the forest as it butts up against capitalist hegemony, colonial extractivism and tech-fuelled destruction. Delve deep into the undergrowth with indigenous scientists, shamans, lasers and the eternal spirit of resistance as these astonishing films negotiate the terrifying world we have created.
Forest Ecologies, Colonial Legacies at The Cube.
Kitchen sink post-punk dubadour Giulio Erasmus infects you with his trademark itchy elastic weirdness alongside Amy Cutler's haunting hauntological tape excavations and Lily Montague's bedroom glitch-chanson. Just another 10/10 QWAK Club FFO: Holy Tongue, The Shadow Ring vs Adrian Sherwood, The Caretaker.
Giulio Erasmus & The Target Group + Amy Cutler + Lily Montague at The Cube.
Our city’s very own outsider mecca continues its exploration of anti-establishment movements and subcultures with a screening of this inspiring DIY doc. From the shop floors of the '70s to the street struggles of the present day, Every Acre, Every Factory traces a radical reimagining of work against the backdrop of capitalism's mounting crises.
Every Acre, Every Factory - Ideas for a necessary revolution -Film and Q&A at The Cube.
Sell out warning! Free entry!? En Masse spoils ya with three brain-expanding sessions ft. a processed bamboo flute listening odyssey from Rai & Koshiro (of Goat infamy), sonic ritualist Nkisi presenting her research into uncanny aural phenomena + a multimedial seminar on global resistance music from arch-archivists Mississippi Recs.
Join us for a listening session with Rai Tateishi & Koshiro Hino and lectures from Nkisi and Eric Isaacson (Mississippi Records)
Radiophonic boffins assemble for this loopy evening of concrète eccentricities, centred around the curious world of F.C. Judd. An overlooked early pioneer of UK library music, synthesis, and tape manipulation, Judd's the subject of suitably DIY doc Practical Electronica – screening alongside live bleeps, bloops and gargles from Attacked By Wolves and Bristol's The Twelve Hour Foundation.
[ a celebration of early electronica in documentary and live analogue music ]
