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March 9, 2026

Musician Michel Banabila performs at an electronic setup on a dark stage, illuminated by intense red lighting. Wearing a black cap and jacket, he leans over a table of synthesizers, mixers and cables while adjusting controls. A bright circular LED light glows behind him, casting a red halo and leaving most of the surrounding space in deep shadow.

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Michel Banabila’s ‘Through Global Frequency’ Sends Voices Across the Dial

Voices from around the world read Banabila’s words over quietly shifting electronics on Through Global Frequency, released by Glasgow’s 12th Isle. Michel Banabila’s shockingly beautiful Through Global Frequency […]

Michel Banabila’s ‘Through Global Frequency’ Sends Voices Across the Dial

Randall Roberts

March 9, 2026

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Bryan Ling

March 5, 2026

The Night I Met Bob Weir

A tribute to the Grateful Dead’s Bob Weir. Long before there was a sound system humming beneath the bare brick of the Arts District, before In Sheep’s Clothing […]

Randall Roberts

March 4, 2026

Eli Johnson and the Phillip Glass Ensemble at Big Ears in Knoxville.

Big Ears Founder Ashley Capps on Listening, Lineups and Knoxville

The curator and co-founder of Bonnaroo discusses collaboration, programming instincts and the culture of listening that shapes Big Ears. Ashley Capps has spent most of his career building […]

ISC Team

March 3, 2026

Point Winona Sound Library: West Coast Underground

This Friday, Elbow Grease and DISCOS XXX release a 20-track collaborative compilation detailing Los Angeles’ vibrant local undeground. The Los Angeles underground has opened its arms to many […]

Randall Roberts

March 2, 2026

Black-and-white photograph of a performance of Mantra by pianists Aloys and Alfons Kontarsky at Seraye Moshir during the Shiraz Arts Festival, September 2, 1972. Two grand pianos face each other on a raised stage set over a rectangular reflecting pool in a historic courtyard. A large audience fills the surrounding arcaded balconies and sits closely packed on the ground level, watching the evening concert beneath open sky.

From Persepolis to the Present: Iran’s Experimental Lineage

Anthology Of Persian Experimental Music is now available on Bandcamp as a pay-what-you-want download. When Italian curator Raffaele Pezzella began researching experimental music scenes for his label Unexplained Sounds Group, […]

Phil Cho

February 26, 2026

5 Selects: Crespi Drum Syndicate (Miami)

A mutant beat manifesto from Miami’s amphibious underbelly, Colada Talk is out March 6th via Cinammon Disc. Crespi Drum Syndicate is a duo comprised of Jonathan Trujillo (Jonny […]

ISC Team

February 25, 2026

John T. Gast draped over an upright piano like he's asleep.

5 Selects: John T. Gast Highlights Tracks from his Label, 5 GATE TEMPLE

Thursday: Don’t miss a 5 GATE TEMPLE showcase at Plaza Nightclub featuring Petrols, Kelman Duran, and John T. Gast. Founded in 2015, the label 5 GATE TEMPLE emerged from the […]

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Featured

Michel Banabila’s ‘Through Global Frequency’ Sends Voices Across the Dial

Michel Banabila’s ‘Through Global Frequency’ Sends Voices Across the Dial

Recent Editorial

The Night I Met Bob Weir

Big Ears Founder Ashley Capps on Listening, Lineups and Knoxville

Point Winona Sound Library: West Coast Underground

From Persepolis to the Present: Iran’s Experimental Lineage

5 Selects: Crespi Drum Syndicate (Miami)

5 Selects: John T. Gast Highlights Tracks from his Label, 5 GATE TEMPLE

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