Unsound, the Krakow-founded festival known for pairing left-field electronic music with sound art and film, is bringing a London edition back after a multi-year absence.
Unsound, the Krakow-founded festival known for pairing left-field electronic music with sound art and film, is bringing a London edition back after a multi-year absence.
The event runs November 24-28 across four venues, the ICA, EartH, Milton Court, and Ormside Projects.
The first wave of names leans heavily into the festival's usual mix of genre-crossing and left-of-center programming. Footwork producer RP Boo appears alongside percussionist Gary Gwadera, while Claire Rousay and Martyna Basta perform together with visuals from Theresa Baumgartner. Lorenzo Senni is booked, as are Heinali and Andriana-Yaroslava Saienko, who bring the UK debut of their audiovisual piece Гільдеґарда. Visible Cloaks share a bill with the Polish ensemble Hashtag Ensemble, Space Afrika perform material from their album Quiet Storm, and gyrofield, Anz, and the duo of Simo Cell and Abdullah Miniawy round out the announcement so far. Ormside Projects will also host two still-unnamed artists representing the labels Hyperdub and Planet Mu.
London joins Unsound's other 2026 editions, with Warsaw and Krakow dates set for October and a New York edition also landing in November. Full ticketing details are expected on the festival's site as the lineup fills out further.
Source: The Quietus
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