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Featuring works by Pauline Oliveros, Julius Eastman, Alex Paxton, Benjamin Britten and Caroline Shaw.<\/p>\n
Step into a pole studio and tune into the sound of the world with weird aftertaste. Enter psychedelic soundscapes. Become one with meditative grooves. Bear witness to dramatic soliloquies. Find common breath as a community and join us in the collective act of sounding and listening through a series of participatory pieces (non-musicians VERY welcome!) by sonic visionary Pauline Oliveros. And then experience the unyielding monolith of sound that is composer-renegade Julius Eastman\u2019s polemical Gay Guerrilla.<\/p>\n
weird aftertaste is an artist-driven music collective that exists as a platform in Singapore for today\u2019s best contemporary concert work. Advocates for the experimental, risky and non-commercial in sound, the group\u2019s no-holds-barred approach to programming has led to performances of work not just by genre-defining stalwarts of new music, but also the lesser explored music of young innovators and quiet visionaries both locally and abroad.<\/p>\n