dance Archives - Trebuchet

Hardeep Sahota: Illuminating the Art of Dance

29/04/2021

Dancer and researcher Hardeep Sahota discusses the art and origins of Bhangra, and his series of 'light paintings' at YSP...

Isles, The Electronica We Needed This Pandemic

22/01/2021

Isles by Bicep : the perfect album for the pandemic, for moments of reflection and isolation. It is made for listening at home, alone....

Benji Reid: Beyond This Space

06/07/2020

The transcendent choreo-photolist work of Benji Reid...

Stephen Mallinder photo courtesy of Paul Burgess

Satellite by Stephen Mallinder [Video]

28/10/2019

Entrancing track by Cabaret Voltaire's Stephen Mallinder - Satellite Video...

The Ballet of the Nations

29/03/2019

Actor Billy Zane narrates an arthouse production inspired by the original piece, in which war is imagined as a diabolical dance choreographed by Satan and Ballet Master Death....

How did Michael Jackson challenge our understanding of spine biomechanics?

23/05/2018

New forms of dancing inspired by Michael Jackson have begun to challenge our understanding of the modes and mechanisms of spinal injury. ...

Jon Hopkins: Singularity

21/05/2018

Smashed beats so metallic you can almost taste the blood. Jon Hopkins kills it with Singularity...

Distressed, Dirty, Disfunctional: Roma Zuckerman

12/12/2017

Dirty, dysfunctional minimalism confuses and fascinates simultaneously...

From Me To You (Steven Rutter)

04/12/2017

How does a futuristic vision hold up when time passes? Very well, in Steven Rutter's case...

Kotä: Selected Works of Experimental Music and Art Expo

27/10/2017

The Russians aren't coming. But you can go to them. And should....

Pact Infernal on Stroboscopic Artefacts (Monad XXV)

01/09/2017

Architectural depth and space, dark sonics, incantatory beats - Stroboscopic Artefacts produce the goods once more...

Broken Beats, Split Personalities: Stranger (Joanne Pollock)

14/06/2017

Frosty and frantic - there are two sides to the iceberg that is Joanne Pollock's debut...

Part Time Punks Sessions (Inhalt)

25/05/2017

Is contemporary artists carrying on the electronic traditions of the 1980s: a cultural ourobouros or just clean fun?...

Music shouldn’t be easy to listen to: Lisbon Kid (Interview)

17/05/2017

Lisbon Kid talk sounds, scenery and saudades...

(Other People’s) Hooks in the Millions (Olsson)

12/05/2017

Destined to be discarded, Olsson pushes the right buttons with Millions. Just not hard enough....

Demands will be placed on the Listener. Bitter Music (Perc)

09/05/2017

Perc's Bitter Music is stylistically labyrinthine, full of murky passages and the occasional dead end...

Loitered Lens: Womadelaide 2017

02/05/2017

After 25 years, Womadelaide still surprises. Photos from 2017's edition...

Slippers and Chardonnay Time? (Womadelaide Epilogue)

27/04/2017

25 years of festivals proves that, despite grumbles from the old 'uns, Womadelaide knows best....

Peter Hook and the Light, Kentish Town Forum September 2016

Joy and Division: Peter Hook (Interview)

24/04/2017

Peter Hook talks New Order, Joy Division and women in yoghurt....

Grey Monday (More Blue Rinse than Blue Skies): Womadelaide

21/04/2017

Kids waving flags, fruitbats cackling and an improvisational spin at Womadelaide...

Womadelaide Walkies: Saturday Footmash

06/04/2017

Can an old fella still handle festivals? Fruitbats and foot care at Womadelaide...

Coldcut team with On-U Sound and Roots Manuva

31/03/2017

A spiky rallying cry for Britain’s indestructible musical melting pot....

Cabaret Voltaire Go Deep Into The Devil’s Arse (and invite you to join them)

25/03/2017

Solid electronica with provenance... from the depths of a Derbyshire cave...

Womadelaide Walkabout: Friday Flashbacks

25/03/2017

Starting hot, WOMADelaide got hotter still with the activist politics of Ana Tijoux and the Slavic blues of Warsaw Village Band...

Going Down the Soul Mine?

24/03/2017

The Soul Mine returns to Hanway Social for a late night of soul, funk and 60s sharp cuts...

WOMADelaide Walkabout, Part One.

22/03/2017

A quarter century in, does WOMADelaide still deliver?...

Art can provide a mirror to people’s lives: Company Chameleon

10/03/2017

ance tends to find a way, regardless of setting. Comforting as it may be, there is no real need to invoke the Billy Elliot myth of northern lad shucking off the grim strictures of working class...