The Politics of Noise and Redlining

30th Jan 2026 30th Jan 2026 16:30 17:30

Assyouti, MOOKI6, and White Prata in conversation with Cassidy George

00:00

radialsystem

Free entry

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  • White Prata

    Music / Discourse

    Between the club’s flicker and a half-faded dream.

  • Aunty Rayzor

    Music / Workshop

    Sharp-edged bars slice through the dancefloor.

  • CEE

    Workshop

    A shared language of collaboration and circulation.

  • Nico Adomako

    Music

    Music and community converge in global dialogue.

    • Design: Vojd

    Historically dominated by a narrow scene and aesthetic, noise music is being radically reshaped by a new generation of artists. Using extreme sonic intensity has become a strategy within a wide palette of styles. This panel moves beyond the genre's traditional tropes to explore why noise has become an urgent aesthetic strategy for navigating societal positionality and articulating experiences of dysphoria in response to tense times. By engaging with practitioners who perform at CTM, we examine how loudness, dissonance, and distortion function not merely as abrasion, but as a potent tool for reconfiguring the relationships between sound, power, and the body.

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