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Bird Radio – a magical flautist

Have you heard? Bird Radio. Photograph: Eleonore de Bonneval Bird Radio looks like a well-kept traveller. He has a beard, wears a brown hat and carries an old cardboard suitcase found in the street...

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Nonclassical brings the splendour of symphony to the here and now

String duo Kodaly: violinist Eloisa Fleur Thom and cello player Max Ruisi This year marks the ten-year anniversary of Nonclassical, an East London-based record label and club night. Its purpose is to...

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Çiğdem Aslan sings the blues of the Mediterranean

Singer Çiğdem Aslan. Photograph: Eleonore de Bonneval On a corner of Stoke Newington High Street one shop nearly always catches the eye, its window decked with old pictures, musical instruments,...

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Darren Hayman’s Valentine’s Day Occupation at the Vortex

Keeping occupied: Darren Hayman Those with feelings of nostalgia for obscure 90s indie bands may smile at the mention of Hefner, a group formed by the Essex-born singer, songwriter and guitarist Darren...

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Busker Mike ‘Down Dalston Lane’ Gregovich launches Soul of a Man EP

Busking in glory: Mike ‘Down Dalston Lane’ Gregovich. Photograph: Russell Parton Amid the trolleys, noise and bustle at the back of Kingsland Shopping Centre, a busker plays a soulful rendition of...

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Dalston sound artist Atom Eye makes album out of field recordings

Elsie Martins. Photograph: Davide Caselli Elsie Martins takes the idea of music being all around us quite literally. For her new album, she spent a year making field recordings and conducting sound...

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Sax appealing jazz: review of BB&C at the Vortex

Jazz trio BB&C. Photograph: Peter Gannushkin Laboured synaesthesic analogy: if main stream Sanborn-esque smooth horn is saccharin or aspartame, then Tim Berne’s sax is something far less instantly...

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Hackney duo to stage experimental opera Room of Worlds

Experimental opera: Room of Worlds A mixed-media, experimental opera produced by a Hackney-based electronic artist and avant-garde vocalist is to be performed in May at The Horse Hospital in central...

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Guitar music night Iridescent to launch at Oslo

Iridescent launches on Thursday 1 May A brand new night giving a platform for East London artists and musicians to hang out and listen to their favourite guitar-based music is launching on 1 May at...

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Field Day London – review

Head-dressing the part: revellers at Field Day 2014. Photograph: Eleonore de Bonneval Despite the forecast predicting thunderstorms, the sun shone brightly for last weekend’s Field Day festival. It was...

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Grimeborn returns for tenth anniversary at the Arcola

Béla Bartók’s entrancing masterpiece, Bluebeard’s Castle. Photograph: Brent Eviston Flying in the face of opera’s reputation for being overpriced, elitist, and long-winded, the Arcola Theatre has...

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World musicians to descend upon Barbican for Transcender festival

Whirling dervish: Meshk Ensemble are to perform at the Barbican as part of the Transcender weekend The Barbican’s Transcender weekend has become a firm favourite in London’s contemporary music events...

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Too late to stop Nao: interview

Nao: “Vocal acrobatics and flair…” Photograph: Jeff Hahn The story of Nao is not one of overnight success. The 28-year-old East Londoner this year released her debut album For All We Know to some...

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The Comet is Coming: Hackney’s dark horse for Mercury Prize glory

(l-r): Dan Leavers, Shabaka Hutchings and Max Hallett as jazz three-piece The Comet is Coming. Photograph: Fabrice Bourgelle The story of The Comet is Coming is the stuff of dreams for aspiring bands:...

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Punk band Arrows of Love take aim at Hackney Wick planning authority with...

Angry: Arrows of Love Hackney Wick punk band Arrows of Love are to release a single slamming the local planning authority amid rising anger among local artists over the march of gentrification. The...

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Brighton’s Great Escape Festival showcases First Fifty acts across Hackney’s...

Thomas Cohen. Photograph: C. Faruolo When Radiohead were announced as a headliner for this year’s Primavera Sound, the sudden clamour for tickets meant the Spanish music festival, which never used to...

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Concert pitch – Hackney’s gig guide for November

Cosmic Strip. Photograph: Family PR   Cosmic Strip @ Moth Club – 11 November The London act’s new single ‘Eternal Sunshine’ will tickle the fancy of Brian Jonestown Massacre and The Twilight Sad fans,...

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Puckering up with London’s first all-female whistling choir

Belles and whistles: members of the choir on Cutty Sark “I really want to hear you whistle! Or are you all whistled out?” At this request, a strange and mildly unsettling melody slowly begins to emerge...

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Julianna Barwick, Oslo Hackney, review: ‘vehement yet soporific’

Julianna Barwick When Julianna Barwick released Will back in May it signalled yet another critical success for the musician. The fourth full-length release from the Brooklyn-based Barwick was a return...

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Run The Jewels to bring their Trump-baiting hip hop to Field Day

A couple of gems: Field Day’s newest act, Run The Jewels. Photograph: Tim Saccenti Run The Jewels are the latest artists to be announced for Victoria Park’s Field Day festival, fresh from their Donald...

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