About Jordan Tannahill (b. 1988) is a playwright, novelist, and director. His novels and plays have been translated into twelve languages, and honoured with a number of prizes including two Governor General's Awards for Literature. Tannahill's plays frequently explore the nature of belief, queer identity, power relations, and the body as a political subject. His debut novel, Liminal, was honoured with France's 2021 Prix des Jeunes Libraires. His second novel, The L ...

a convergence of radically different records, offering an invaluable insight into the intersection of theory and practice

concentrated layers of sound streams that roar, scream, flow into each other, swirl, erode, carry us away and sink us

transgenre mutation, a fluid entity, jagged pop, electro-funk, techno-cabaret, a schlager, and soft alternative, queer to the core, satire and tragedy, sharp and fun indulgence for the dance of bodies and brains

an authentic and highly potent fusion of pop and progressive sensibilities, ranging from avant-hyperpop with echoes of happy hardcore to trap, electroclash, and Balkan turbo-folk vibes

combining the exploration of contemporary sounds and electroacoustic sound modulation

a resistance of noise, rhythmic beats and deep bass that oscillate, shake and pulse between past and present

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the dark and sludgy elements of British industrial techno strains