May 12th, 2025
DJ Dadaman & Moscow Dollar – Ka Gaza
DJ Dadaman & Moscow Dollar – Ka Gaza
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Klon Dump – Dame, vo regars
Vittorio Guindani – Strame
Martina Bertoni – Electroacoustic Works For Halldorophone
What We – Slats
Giuseppe Ielasi – track 11 from an insistence on material vol 1
Giuseppe Ielasi – track 02 from an insistence on material vol 1
Sissy Spacek – Figure Of Reflected Light
Norman Willmore – A Call, An Answer
John Cage / Apartment House – Dream
Charles Curtis – Unfinished Song (1998)
Laurence Crane / Apartment House – Bobby J
James Weeks – Media Vita III
Roedelius – TB35 21 24
‘Blue’ Gene Tyranny – X Marks The Spot (Daydream)
Mika Vainio – Viimeinen monni (The Last Catfish)
Eduardo Kusnir – La Panadería Versión Electrónica
Jacqueline Nova – Creación De La Tierra
Carman Moore – Concerto to the Tao
Bennie Maupin – Excursion
Carman Moore – Afro-Latin Meditation 11
Pandit Uday Bhawalkar – Raga Yaman
Reinhard Voigt RP25 Remix
Vanessa Tomlinson – The Edge Is A Place
“Open Ground welcomes The Trilogy Tapes‘ unique sonic palette—where texture, atmosphere, and unpredictability reign supreme.
Founded by Will Bankhead, The Trilogy Tapes has carved out a singular position in the electronic music landscape, blurring the boundaries between experimental electronics, from dusty sample-heavy excursions to hypnotic, dubbed-out techno, abstracted house and fractured rhythms that defy categorization.
The night will showcase both established TTT affiliates and emerging talents promising to deliver the kind of immersive, boundary-pushing experience that both the label and artists are renowned for.”
Freifeld:
mi-el
Carrier (live)
RS Tangent
Josey Rebelle
Annex:
Mark Ainley b2b Mark Ernestus
Brassfoot
Will Bankhead
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Open Ground
Alte Freiheit 25
42103 Wuppertal
☝️ Jack Sheen conductor; Explore Ensemble
“Laure M Hiendl’s Seht meine Wunden for ensemble and electronics, first performed in 2022, deals with music as a spatial artform within the traditional concert setting. Its title and inspiration come from a disturbing line in Philosophy of World Relations, an essay by the Martinican writer, poet and philosopher Édouard Glissant.”
mi-el – In Dreams
Kory Reeder & Apartment House – Homestead