A selection of our audio works are featured in the exhibition ‘The Spell and the Dream’  by Tai Shani, first at Somerset House (London) and now at Jupiter Artland (Edinburgh). You might catch them online via the exhibition website here:  ​https://www.dreamradio.net/

We spent the weekend at 'Plug It Up', a sound art festival put on by the Bradford Sound Women network and part of UK capital of culture 2025 programming. We were invited to put on one of our Open Wave-Receiver workshops in an old mill at the University of Bradford, and this was one of those times where we really had to work for signal, trying out lamposts and fences and other metal fixtures around campus, with mainly local footie and some sferics beaming in. In a little twist of serendipity, we found signal through this plaque that says 'Party on the Amp'!

In September we devised a new performance, collaborating for the first time with artist Amanda Gutiérrez visiting from Mexico City. During the performance we read texts related to radio and women's voices - some humorous, and played with micro-transmission, sound diffusion via handheld radios, modulation and feedback loops.

The performance took place during an event celebrating the 20th anniversary of Creative Research in Sound Arts Practice (CRiSAP) titled 'An Evening with CRiSAP', at Cafe Oto, London.

Thanks to Jess Gell and Jonathan Crabb for the photos.