Harmonicon

Our Opening Ceremony with Gillan outside the Church at 6 pm includes a communal shrine: an opportunity for you to bring something to represent your time at Harmonicon, and communal earth sigil creation. Sharing her connection with paganism, Gillan will be conducting the ceremony, honouring the surroundings of Harmonicon through fire, offerings and ancient mediums of crafting.

Please bring something strange, something personal or anything you feel fits the occasion!

You can collect your wristbands at the ceremony

We will then all walk down to Nan Moors for the opening set at 7pm.

Following the ritualised opening in the grave yard, adam (of resonance) starts the sonic proceedings with a dj set down in Nan Moors. Enveloping a broad spectrum of frequencies condensed into an interweaving narrative for his set.

He wants to break apart the layers of what you may hear so you can interpret sound in different ways while still being the same. Creating a sense of calm harmonically rhymed, through this journey into Harmonicon.@adam__res

The Beton Library, is a derogatory term given to the sealed concrete posterns of the technocracies final fortifications.

Harmonicon sees a.a.x’t share what a hair width fault in one of the libraries whispered to light the restoration.

Cut up, carved apart and grafted sounds, greed melted, these songs, languages, stories and manipulations all play simultaneously, playing over each other, competing and harmonising, mechanically looping above the awful remains of technocrats.@a.a.x_t

Adam Higton is an artist and musician living in Hebden Bridge. He makes collages, music and carpets as Cosmic Neighbourhood - documenting the goings on of a mythical suburb. In the last ten years, he has been making a series of cartoons about a character called Florian and his friends. He started a radio show last year called Florian’s World of Sound - a monthly show of space age pop, exotica, jazz and psychedelic music.adamhigton.co.uk@adamhigton

AHRKH is A P Macarte, musician, DJ and Sound Practitioner. Having spent the past 20+ years pummeling the senses as part of noise-psych experimentalists GNOD, soothing spirits with their long standing NTS Radio show and tape label Golden Ratio Frequencies, performing solo power-ambient synthesis as AHRKH and working as a Sound Therapist practitioner helping people find positive flow in life, the underlying thread of all their work has been to elicit transcendence through sound in its many forms.

Mark S. Williamson (Spaceship, the PPYO) has been producing his Stone Reports series of films since 2022. Informative, irreverent and mercifully short, the films cover prehistoric monuments, theories, folklore and random local trivia all from the perspective of a man who’s not quite sure why he bothered.spaceship.bandcamp.com/album/stone-report-volume-1

Alice Measom McMahon is a Libraries, Archives and Museums consultant, film and live events producer, and artist based in Calderdale. Her most recent documentary ‘The Archivist’ (2026), explores folk customs and traditions in the UK; her latest art project explores the influence of the ancient world on heavy metal music.

Dr Debbie Challis is Creative Producer at the Portico Library and is a cultural historian, who has published on the legacies of the ancient past in the modern world as well as on the emotional impact of working with historical archives, books and objects. She is resident expert on Alex Andreou’s Podyssey, a podcast about the myths and complex legacy of Ancient Greece.

Alice and Debbie will be bringing some historic books from the Portico Library as well as information on the new Witches & Healers exhibition.@alicemeasommcmahon

From Shaman to Starman: The Secret History of Live Entertainment

In this thought-provoking monologue through the wilder corners of modern entertainment history Bramwell shares the idea that shamanism never disappeared in western culture. Instead, it donned a cunning disguise and took its ‘show’ on the road, hidden in plain sight in everything from theatre and magic to rock’n’roll.

David is creator of The Haunted Moustache, The Cult of Water and one half of Singalong-A-Wicker-Man.drbramwell.com

For thousands of years music has been linked to healing, through rituals, shamans, priests. Rupert's talk will look at the practice and science of sound healing in ancient cultures and the modern world, and at the role of acoustics and resonant spaces, including binaural beats, solfeggio frequencies, gong baths and brain wave frequencies.

Professor Rupert Till is a world leading expert in Sound Archaeology. He has studied the resonant properties of sites like Stonehenge in England, prehistoric painted caves in Europe and Teotihuacan in Mexico, as well as carrying out research relating to ringing stones in Sudan, Azerbaijan and Spain.

Mark Wagner - Practical Applications of Hermetic Philosophy

Hermeticism is a timeless Mystical philosophy ascribed to the threefold trinity of sage-deities Mercury / Thoth / Hermes. Wagner will distill and synthesize the deep and potent wisdoms into useful tools for everyday living.@mark_wagner_33

Matthew’s set at Harmonicon will encompass a cycle of music from his album The Portal: Men an Tol Remixed.

In keeping with the Stone Club community ethos Matthew invited various Stone Club members and fellow travellers to create their own versions from the raw recordings, taking the music into a new collaborative space. Music that started with an ancient site and was then filtered through human expression and the atmosphere of the sites to create an entirely new sound experience. Featuring sounds from Andy Bell (oasis/ride/GLOK), Neil Halstead (slowdive/mojave 3), Justin Robertson, KiF (still out) and more.

Matthew Shaw is an artist, author & curator based in Cornwall.
Matthew has written for Caught by the River, Resurgence & Ecologist, Permaculture magazine and The Great Outdoors magazine.@the.stone.club

Becca draws the landscape in stitch, natural dye pigment, dowsing and cartography. She formed Scientific Rambles in Macclesfield in 2024, with poet and historian Ailsa Holland, ceramist and archaeologist Iain Davidson and composer Martyn Stonehouse. At Harmonicon she will take you through the artwork, ancient sites and discoveries of Scientific Rambles.martynstonehouse.com@scientificrambles

Adam Jade, also known as The Vision Reels performs new drone/ambient pieces put together in recent live experiments and studio sessions.

For his first set this weekend he evolves abstract landscapes dipped in psychedelia & futuristic mysticism.capturedvisions.bandcamp.com@thevisionreels

Lally MacBeth is an artist, writer & curator based in Cornwall, England. Lally graduated from Central Saint Martins in 2013 with a First Class Honours in Fashion History & Theory, and has since divided her time between being sensible and silly. Her work wanders the line between the real and the imaginary, taking in history, folklore, performance, ritual, and artifice along the way. She is interested in the links between high and low cultural artefacts and how these lines are often blurred in archives. Lally founded The Folk Archive in 2020, and co-founded Stone Club with Matthew Shaw in 2021. Lally’s first book The Lost Folk is published on June 19th by Faber.

Stephen Grindrod speaks about "No Billy No Mates - a story of friendship, poetry, missteps, solstice and synchronicity. Hear how a profound encounter at the Tree of Life rock carving lead to an incredible sequence of events. An autopoietic adventure that is growing and ongoing. A memorial metamorphasis framed by the wild hillside and a Leeds side street cafe".@the.stone.club

As a prolific digger, archivist and collagist, U’s music projects evolve alongside an expansive accumulation of visual material, including video, books, films, texts, and other historical documents. This research is intrinsically connected to the songs, which operate according to specific logics and conceptual reference points.

U will be performing an immersive AV set, consisting of music from the ARCHENFIELD LP as well as unreleased material from an upcoming companion project.majoranticlimax.bandcamp.com@majoranticlimax

Living in a converted barn in mid-Wales, Vaughan writes and records her music to red kites and eagles hunting in the mountains outside her windows. The notably welcomed layers of ASMR sound design and computer music production supplement the main instrument here - her voice - woven within campfire crackle, wind chime, cricket, bird, harp, flute, synthesizer pad & sfx, and new moon wolf howl to channel celestial guides conjured from her remote homeland.aishavaughan.com@aisha__vaughan

Zaffar Kunial is a poet published by Faber who lives in West Yorkshire. His latest book is ENGLAND’S GREEN. In the Irish Times, Zaffar was described as: 'Thrillingly innovative ...Mary Karr has written: ‘Zaffar Kunial’s home country as sketched in ENGLAND’S GREEN is literal and carnal, yet there’s a spiritual place rising from these elegant, unforgettable poems, an invisible realm you’re lured into’. Zaffar will be reading from new work exploring nature, language and place.

Dan Thorman and Lou Zon to play together after their first collaboration at Strange Brew in Bristol earlier this year. They present experimental analogue visuals and semi-improvised modular electronics.

Dan, from the north-east but living in the south-west, is a dj and producer taking inspiration and interest from many art forms and styles of music. His live performance focuses on textures and drones created through granular synthesis and electroacoustic samples, presented alongside hypnotic synth lines from his modular synth and sampled percussion. He writes new sketches and ideas in advance of each of his live sets, and performs them with improvised expression and structure. Each intentional offering is created for a given space and audience. He invites you to a meditative headspace where slowly shifting dynamics create both a sense of focus and drift.

Lou Zon (Louise Boer) is a filmmaker, curator and visual anthropologist teaching at Goldsmiths, University of London. Her work spans documentary, experimental film, music videos and video art, exploring ecology, cultural politics, sound and embodied experience. Through live improvised visuals, she translates sound into immersive, dreamlike landscapes, blending analogue technique with natural elements. She co-curates Free Movements, reimagining the rave through sound, image and deep listening.@dthorman88@lou_zon

Technology + Teamwork are an ever evolving organism - a fluid electronic collective that expands and detracts dependent on the mood and setting. A melting pot of hyper pop, Electronic Body Music, cosmic modular synths and R’n’B, their most recent reincarnation have seen T + T multiply into a sprawling 7 headed dance beast. In such times of uncertainty, Technology + Teamwork's manifesto is simple - to find solace in unity, the art of movement and shared experiences on the dancefloor.

Beyond their formidable & diverse discography of close to 100x releases across tape & vinyl, underground cottage industry stalwarts Folklore Tapes have carved out a uniquely focused handmade approach to live shows over 15 years…seamlessly blending experimental sonics and expanded phantasmagorical light magic…utilising modified analogue projectors, finessed torch puppetry, hand built instruments, dicta-phonic dalliances and ethereal voice.

Following on from their most ambitious to date; the reimagining of the short cult film The Watchers at Todmorden Hippodrome. ‘Echoes of Light’ is a brand new bespoke performance for The Unitarian Church that weaves together the cohort-collective talents of Bridget Hayden, Mary Stark, Sam McLoughlin, Vincent James, Rowan Barker Stark and David Chatton Barker.

Starting at noon on Saturday Avril, Sean and Mark will be running an ongoing firepit folk session in the graveyard behind the Church. Any musicians, singers or passing folks who just want to join in and have fun are very welcome to drop by. The fire's will be lit and the music will be flowing so please find time to pass through the autumn trees and soak up the sounds.

Katy is a facilitator and learning designer exploring what happens when we pay attention to the different ways we can listen and learn. Her practice brings together Deep Listening, contemplative practices and participatory learning.

Inspired by Pauline Oliveros' Deep Listening philosophy, this participatory session invites us to slow down and get a little curious about how we listen. Through a series of Sonic Meditations involving movement, breath, silence and group sound, we'll explore listening as both an individual and shared practice.@contemplative.learning.studio

Starting at noon on Saturday Avril, Sean and Mark will be running an ongoing firepit folk session in the graveyard behind the Church. Any musicians, singers or passing folks who just want to join in and have fun are very welcome to drop by. The fire's will be lit and the music will be flowing so please find time to pass through the autumn trees and soak up the sounds.

Join Amy Payphone and Miri Waldbillig for the 'Creation Station', a tin foil hat making workshop and group frequency drawing session. Manifest higher realms through the crown capacitor, creating windows of new visions, vibrations and knowing. Almost all materials provided but please fell free to bring extra feathers as we might run out!@amy_payton_edwards@myriamwaldbillig

Larissa, born deep in the forest of the Austrian alps and based in the bass music home of Bristol. As a DJ and gardener her selection is devotional to heavy lids and swampy modulation.

Gillan will be taking listeners through the depths of dub techno, new wave and trance.

Hebden Bridge Hill Millies are a Women's Cotswold Morris dancing side based in Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire. We have been dancing for over 20 years.

We have a few different kits and are looking forward to wearing our dark folk outfit to Harmonicon and bringing the Wickerman vibes!@hebdenbridge.hillmillies

OM HEALING WORKSHOP

Re-energise for the day, cure any festival hangovers, and catch that healing feeling with the power of OM!
Join AHRKH in a participatory workshop utilising the power of the voice, drawn from ancient Indian ritual, to create a feedback loop of resonant, uplifting energy!


AHRKH is A P Macarte, musician, DJ and Sound Practitioner. Having spent the past 20+ years pummeling the senses as part of noise-psych experimentalists GNOD, soothing spirits with their longstanding NTS Radio show and tape label Golden Ratio Frequencies, performing solo power-ambient synthesis as AHRKH and working as a Sound Therapist practitioner helping people find positive flow in life, the underlying thread of all their work has been to elicit transcendence through sound in its many forms.

A firm Resonance stalwart, AHRKH joins us again at this year’s edition of Harmonicon for this fun, participatory workshop drawing on ancient traditions of using the body and voice as an instrument for consciousness expansion.

The untold story of the free party movement and how its impact sparked a revolution around the world, from raves and festivals, to politics and protest. Featuring Spiral Trbe, DIY, Bedlam, Circus Warp and many others. This independently made documentary has been seen at film festivals across the world. Trinder Films created, directed and produced the film which has gone on to win multiple awards worldwide.@freepartydocumentary

Jackie has recently completed a PhD research at UCLan undertaking research in cultural anthropology: “Dancing like Ancestors: An ethnographic investigation of trance practices and principles in contemporary UK psychedelic trance dance culture”. As a passionate and lifelong dancer her perspective is from the dancefloor where her embodied experiences are key to her focus.

Following the screening of Free Party : A Folk History, Jackie talks about the relationship between the law and communal music and dance rituals, including psy culture, ecstatic practices, euphoric pathways and collective ecstasy throughout history and across cultures.

Arriving in Mytholmroyd in 1975 as part of the 'hippie influx, John Billingsley found a local culture very different from his London background, and one that was steadily fading. This led to half a century of investigating local folklore and cultural tradition, and its relation to place - and even to speculative questions about place and ancestry.

Along the way, he has also worked for Calderdale Libraries, edited the neo-antiquarian magazine Northern Earth, been Director of Todmorden's Folklore Centre, given numerous talks, written or edited twelve books, and vainly entertained thoughts of retirement.

Founded by Mark S. Williamson, Primitive Percussion Youth Orchestra perform improvised and semi-improvised music using the stuff that usually gathers dust in school music cupboards.
The orchestra welcomes young people with any or no pre-existing musical experience and seeks to encourage listening, cooperation, expression and ownership of the music.
For this performance, members aged 7-10 from Cornholme School will play music based on their album ‘Gabble Ratchets’, interpreting a local folk tale.

Mark S. Williamson is a musician, sound artist, film maker and educator based in Todmorden, West Yorkshire. His work, under his own name and as Spaceship, is often made in response to his environment, working on location, combining field recordings with electronic and acoustic instrumentation, usually recorded outside, amid the landscape and weather.Www.forged-river.com@the_ppyo

Adam Jade, also known as The Vision Reels, is a music producer from the South West of England. He explores a range of cinematic and emotionally-driven electronic music, with a growing focus on intricate melodies and thoughtful sound design.

His set for Harmonicon will consist of testing live renditions of current studio tracks in the works from a new album project. Using the Torso s4 sampler, field recorder and the Elektron Analog Heat.capturedvisions.bandcamp.com@thevisionreels

Mark Wagner and Mitra Zadno (talk) - The Mystical Dance of the Whirling Dervish

A rare presentation and demo by two whirling dervishes of this century old Mystical practice, together they will touch upon the history, philosophy & symbolism as well as the science and metaphysics behind this potent and powerful dance that embodies the Music of the Spheres, harmony in motion, the eye of the storm, the still point of the turning world...@mark_wagner_33

Grey Frequency is the ambient music project of Nottingham artist Gavin Morrow. Using manipulated field recordings, tape loops and electronics, he constructs immersive sonic environments inspired by memory, folklore, esotericism and the mythologies of the modern world. Straddling the line between documentary and dream, these evolving soundscapes evoke forgotten places, imagined histories and mysterious transmissions, where sonic decay becomes a conduit for the uncanny.greyfrequency.co.uk@greyfrequencymusic

Colin founded Todmorden UFO meet just short of a decade ago. Inspired by chance encounters in his Todmorden bookshop and, the creation of an imaginatively detailed pencil triptych, depicting PC. Alan Godfreys bizarre UFO encounter, one wet Todmorden morning back in November 1980. The combined response to the drawing being on exhibition in Todmorden and , the influence of what he has come to call the ‘Otherness’ provoked him into action. So Tod UFO meet met for the first time in January 2017 in The Golden Lion. Since then hundreds of people from around the UK, from Europe and the USA, have taken their place in the circle, and have been brave enough to share their stories of high strangeness, profound disquiet and reality challenging experiences.

Planetary Voices

Kelly Jayne Jones in collaboration with Gemunu de Silva & Gnostic Front.
Artist has requested people bring rocks and stones to the performance!

An experiment in collective active presence and a poetics of listening and being together. This session explores planetary beings and meetings with our inner voices, communing within and beyond the collective state of consciousness.

Through a structured participatory piece, we will connect compassionately and somatically with the sounds of industrialised animal farming—ambient noises, metal clanging, and animal suffering—played alongside live rock instrumentation, field recordings, bells and bowls. Inspired by Brandon LaBelle, we examine how forms of listening can act as a form of collective action, allowing us to feel the inner reverberations wave through our soma.

From these gentle penetrations, we will weave words that voice the inner life’s responses to the external systems and structures that cause harm. Moving from the industrial to the infinite, we will expand our awareness to a wider global listening of the abundance of nature, the profundity of life, and the mystery of all animate energies.

This session involves collective sound-making and movement. It is a supported, held space designed to bring gentle awareness and curiosity to our unique feelings—whether they be anger, sadness, grief, guilt, defensiveness —without forming dogmatic conclusions, nor taking political positions - together we form a boundless collective. All responses are equally valid. Inviting self compassion and compassion for all life.

Trigger Warning & Content Note

This session includes a short audio segment (approximately 10 minutes) near the beginning, featuring field recordings from industrialised animal farming. These sounds—drawn from chicken and egg farms, Angora rabbit fur farms, and facilities using captured monkeys for medical research—will be layered with sound effects and live instrumentation to create an atmospheric experience rather than a graphic or shocking one. Following this listening, we will move into collective sound-making and movement to release and transmute these energies into collective presence, love and care for life.



Kelly Jayne Jones is a Manchester based artist making work that combines performance, installation and sound. She is self taught and began working in DIY experimental noise music and her practice has expanded to include sound installation, dance, gesture, sonic drawings, stone sculpture and film scores.tracksinvestigations.orgkellyjaynejones.orggnosticfront.bandcamp.com

Matthew Shaw is an artist, author & curator based in Cornwall.
Matthew has written for Caught by the River, Resurgence & Ecologist, Permaculture magazine and The Great Outdoors magazine.

Atmosphere of Mona, a book of poetry and photography was published by Annwyn House in 2020

Matthew has worked on performances and art installations for a variety of places including Barbican, Charleston House, Bryn Celli Ddu, Barclodiad y Gawres, Glastonbury Festival, Sea Change Festival & The Social.

Collaborators include Brian Catling, Shirley Collins, Jimmy Cauty & Jem Finer, Mark Fry, The Pop Group, Jamie Reid, Richard Norris & Justin Robertson.

Matthew hosts a round table discussion about the themes of Harmonicon with invited guests.@the.stone.club

Colin founded Todmorden UFO meet just short of a decade ago. Inspired by chance encounters in his Todmorden bookshop and, the creation of an imaginatively detailed pencil triptych, depicting PC. Alan Godfreys bizarre UFO encounter, one wet Todmorden morning back in November 1980. The combined response to the drawing being on exhibition in Todmorden and , the influence of what he has come to call the ‘Otherness’ provoked him into action. So Tod UFO meet met for the first time in January 2017 in The Golden Lion. Since then hundreds of people from around the UK, from Europe and the USA, have taken their place in the circle, and have been brave enough to share their stories of high strangeness, profound disquiet and reality challenging experiences.

Mark Wagner and Mitra Zadno - Whirling Into One

A rare ceremonial performance and ritual that will combine live music and a symbolically potent variation of the 'Sema' --the Whirling Dervish ceremony. Mark & Mitra will spin in order to create a vortex under the bell tower where polarities will be united and opposites reconciled. The audience (referred to as the lovers in Sufism) will be irresistibly drawn in and become integral to the performance.@mark_wagner_33

Piece with Dan Bridgwood-Hill, Sam McLoughlin and Mark S. Williamson

Using violin, harmonium and homemade bowed strings, Dan, Sam and Mark present a musical exploration of prehistoric cave art. With a starting point of the 30,000 year old paintings at the Grotte de Chauvet in France, they trace a journey through these striking and beautiful images created almost unimaginably far back in human history.

Elspeth Anne is a queer performer and producer working with voice, drones and textural sound, field recordings, and traditional songs of the British Isles. Based on the English- Welsh border, her practice is informed by the wilder landscape and the liminal undercurrent of the area.@elspeth.a

Thorn Wych is a musician based in Lancashire, who crafts her own instruments from native UK tree branches. Her pieces feature bowed string instruments, flutes and percussion, which she manipulates through pitch-bending glitches and delay pedals to create strange atavistic hymns that evoke memories of a world existing beyond the boundaries of the material realm. Distorted drones undulate beneath entrancing incantations as though primeval spells are being conjured and future pathways moulded.Linktr.ee/thornwych

Gnod’s now twenty year journey through spiritual and audial exploration has been driven by relentless curiosity, magpie irreverence and a fierce countercultural imperative, their project has always refused to acknowledge all or any rules and boundaries, internal or external. Thus, the crooked path continues.
At this special show for Harmonicon, the audience are expected to expect the unexpected...gnod.bandcamp.com/music@ingnodwetrust

Jennifer Reid performs Industrial Revolution work song in the Lancashire dialect and Manchester street song. Sixteen years in, she moves between worlds with ease. She was once described as having “irreverent puckish vim” in a mag. She works like a cart horse and goes like the clappers. She will join GNOD for a one off experimental collaboration for harmonicon 2026.jenniferballads.com@jenniferballadss

Tired of this Dimension? Join Mr Gordo (illustrator & graphic designer and one half of Zineswap) and draw your way out to a celestial realm through your third eye's imagination at The Workshop (Water Street, Todmorden) on Sunday 11th October from 11a. All marks made will be compiled into some sort of zine to be shared later in the day at Harmonicon!

Gwydion’s Garden sells books for your third eye.

In this workshop participants will learn to make a simple Brigid’s Cross in a fun, informal environment. Alongside the basics of straw work, including traditional wheat weaving techniques, participants will discover some of the folklore and traditions that surround this ancient craft.

This beginner-level workshop lasts approx. 1 hour and is suitable for people with little to no experience of straw work. All materials provided.

Vic Jay grew up in a small town in Derbyshire where traditional folk practices: making corn dollies, morris dancing, well dressings, and harvest festivals, were a celebrated part of community life. As a child she helped to create the town’s annual well dressing and would perform folk songs with other local children at the ‘grand unveiling’ on the last day of summer term.@vicjay_art

Up at the fire pit on Sunday, Gerladine Snell will join local players in the open session in the graveyard behind the Church. Any musicians, singers or passing folks who just want to join in and have fun are very welcome to drop by.

The fires will be lit and the music will be flowing so please find time to pass through the autumn trees and soak up the sounds.

Christopher Goddard is a Hebden Bridge based cartographer who specialises in hand-drawn maps of the Yorkshire landscape. His guides to the local moorland and woodland are intricate explorations of the history, wildlife, folklore that make this area so special. He will be leading a 3-mile walk to Stones (named for a reason!) with some simple mapping and drawing exercises on route, an opportunity to engage with the magical landscape around Todmorden. Wear outdoor footwear & bring pens & paper.

The walk begins outside the front of the Unitarian Church.christophergoddard.net

Join in with the local Gregorian characters and learn the essentials of the monophonic Roman Catholic sacred songs.

Hear the Tenor being rung up by the Unitarian Church Ringers.

Hear the Tenor being rung down by the Unitarian Church Ringers.

In C is a composition by Terry Riley from 1964, is one of the most successful works by an American composer and a seminal example of minimalism. In C is in 53 measures in vaying time signatures and with a set of rules to try and stick to, but allows individual variation. You can play slow or fast with however many repititions as you like on any instrument. Some bars are easier than others so it is recommended you look at (and download) the score before hand.

David Insua-Cao is an accomplished freelance drummer, percussionist, and community music leader based in Todmorden, Calderdale, UK. Known for his versatile, boundary-pushing performance style and commitment to music education, his work spans international theater, experimental improvisation, and inclusive community ensemblesyoutu.be/SzDeixDImOE?si=UMC3rwfp1IiIEgmSyoutu.be/YGCp4PPaRSg?si=LFb1OGdU-FBp5L-eyoutube.com/watch?v=GA3Gw3iuFRsteropa.info/blog/2017/01/23/terry-rileys-in-cmusescore.com/crize2foi/in-c-terry-riley

Chitta merges forces with Harmonicon to conclude the weekend festival gathering in togetherness, welcoming all kindred souls at The Golden Lion from 7pm to midnight.

Duo from Milan ~ Hagva ~ arrive to the valley as part of their UK debut tour. Founders & curators of label Stagno Records which is currently redefining deep experimental music & IDM with a distinctive yet profound approach.

The gathering will finalise with local vinyl selector ~ Esmé ~ who will delight with her thoughtful & unique selection of records, the perfect final chapter ceremony to the weekend.

Colell will be opening b2b with Høleigh, setting the tone with care & intention to the conclusive period of Harmonicon, initiating the rhythm, movement & pulse.@chitta.mcr

West Yorkshire based Esmé is an established vinyl-only DJ and firm favourite on the northern underground scene.
Demonstrating an uncanny ability to blend across wide-ranging timbres, tempos and time signatures; her eclectic and emotionally driven sound has placed her alongside the likes of Marco Shuttle and Radioactive Man, whilst also frequenting legendary bass events such as Rupture and Subdub.
She’s particularly embedded within the Manchester scene, where she holds residencies at Bent Hedonism and Chorus, besides hosting a bi-monthly CROP Radio show.ra.co/dj/esme@esmetrax

19:00 - 20:00 - Colell b2b Høleigh (dj)
20:00 - 21:45 - Hagva (dj)
21:45 - 23:30 - Esmé (dj)