For this anniversary season, Haela Hunt-Hendrix presents a limited capacity solo program for looped electric guitar, voice, electronics, and piano. Drawing from the Liturgy oeuvre, the evening also features new compositions presented at ISSUE for the first time.
Noveller (2009 AIR) debuts selections from her latest album, I Am The Weather, alongside music drawn from across her catalog. Axine M (2024 AIR) performs with fretless guitar, voice, and computer
Developed throughout sánchez’s residency, Caminos provides a framework for musical ideas to emerge and unravel through improvisation, extended technique, and lighting design. sánchez is joined by friends and collaborators che ali, Nava Dunkelman, and Henry Fraser.
ISSUE presents DREAMCLUB_RADI0, an extra-dimensional radio program which takes place at 3:⚐ℹ︎.?⛽︎ A.M. every night. On this special evening, join your hosts as they make a rare visit to the material plane at MITU580.
Webb Crawford presents that passed away, this also may. For their culminating residency commission at ISSUE’s 22 Boerum Pl. theater, Crawford and collaborator Emma Mistele will play the organistrum in trio with Sam Boston performing on his self-built electric duochord with wheel.
ISSUE Project Room presents performances by Newton Artmstrong, Robin Hayward, plus a collaboration between Anthea Caddy and David Watson.
A very special evening of visuals and sound with Lary 7 and Michael Evans.
Littoral
ISSUE Project Room's Littoral series continues with Susan Daitch, Amy Hempel, and Jim Shepard. Plus musical guest Elliot Sharp.
Philadelphia-based pop trio Aunt Dracula are joined by Brooklyn-based duo High Places at ISSUE Project Room.
Out of Goosetown, an evening of Irish stories and songs with Susan McKeown, Honor Molloy, and Yvonne Molloy.
The Noisy Mediation Band lead by Peter Zummo perform at ISSUE Project Room featuring performers Ernie Brooks, Michael Evans, David First, and Yvette Perez.
his evening celebrates the release of Force of Light. Written by Dan Kaufman, the series of songs interweave the words of Romanian-Jewish Holocaust poet, Paul Celan with instrumental music performed by Brooklyn’s avant-cabaret pioneers, Barbez.
Neptune’s origins trace to 1994 as a student art project by sculptor/musician Jason Sanford, who, in order to create a new music medium, forged heavy, menacing-looking guitars and drums out of circular saw blades, gas tanks, oil drums, bike parts, VCR casings and miscellaneous scrap metal found in the trash.