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Anna Lowenstein presents her much-anticipated debut album Through the Walls live in London this Spring.

No Computers is a recurring improv music event series at ‘The Deck’ which is a covered outdoor space behind the Old Church in Stoke Newington.

This special Sound journeying is a ceremony where the space will have an intention for self-reflection and co-creation through sound.

Join Us at the Kings Place Choir Spring Concert

This easter bank holiday, Sunday School returns with S-S-V-I - a three-part descent into the darker fringes of sound and vision.

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A warm and creative gathering for toddlers, parents, carers – and anyone who loves music and making things.

The Near Tide present their latest EP plus a few new tracks in the beautiful Old Church, Stoke Newington. Support from Austel.

Lineup: Cole Pulice, The Last Whole Earth Catalog

Join captivating singer-songwriter Ana Silvera and highly acclaimed string duo Balladeste - Tara Franks and Preetha Narayanan - to celebrate the release of their collaborative EP 'difficult loves'.

Acclaimed Scottish singer-songwriter Adam Beattie ‘Uplifting Reveries’ (Mojo Magazine) will be launching his new album 'Home Fires Burning'.

A celebration of the iconic singer Cathy Berberian on the centenary of her birth

A Concert of Music for Toy Pianos

Harry Christelis and his quartet perform music from Preserving Fictions, a captivating blend of jazz, folk, and ambient soundscapes.

Parallel Lines presents Natalie Wildgoose plus Special Guests

Wolf’s work sonically unites natural and modern worlds, integrating ecological sources into her minimalist electronic compositions. Using melody and repetition she lures listeners to her hypnotic inner space, conjuring vivid textures and atmospheres imbued with emotion.

Champion Trees formed when cousins Francis Christie (vocal, guitar) and Lex Pienaar (bass) got together with drummer Langa Dubazana at the University of Cape Town.

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